wishiwerequilting

Has anyone made a bejeweled tablerunner with 60 degree triangles?
I am going to a bridal shower tomorrow and I would like to make a personalized one for the bride. Of course, I don't own the pattern and I fell in love with it, as it is perfect for the fabrics i have. So i have to "wing" it, but I could use a little advice on how you sew these triangles together. :-/
I know i could cut the triangles individually and stitch them, which i may end up doing, but this pattern is made with jelly roll strips - 2 strips sewn together on one side, and then cut (i think).

amma

I would cut and sew them individually and then into rows :D:D:D
I would stack the jelly rolls and cut 4 at once...

wishiwerequilting

that's an idea. I'm starting in! thanks~!

Cat18

If anyone knows where this pattern can be found, I'd be interested in knowing.

EasyPeezy

If you google "bejeweled table runner" you will find a few places that sells this pattern.

EasyPeezy

You might want to starch your strips first as you will be working with lots of bias.

wishiwerequilting

oh I know I can *buy* the pat, but not get it made by tomorrow! you know how it is? :roll:

amma

Very good idea :D:D:D

EasyPeezy

Sorry, I was replying to Cat 18 who was looking for the pattern. I should
have used some quotes. :oops:

Good luck finishing the quilt by tomorrow but even if it's not done, you
can always give it later. It's the good thought that counts. :D

wishiwerequilting

thanks! no need to apologize! I work as a consultant for Quilter's Paradise, so I asked them to get the pattern for me (and anyone else who would like it) on Monday.
And I already have a gift for the bride...but i got this idea in my head that a personalized runner would be nice.
Do you do that too:?: i am hoping I am not the only one who is nuts :!:
Anyway, I have something "in the works". I've no idea how it will turn out, but I am on my way. DH and I were just "drawing" equilateral 60 degree triangles. He likes to contribute! ;-)