shequilts

I've purchased a new round dining table and want a round centerpiece. All the patterns I find are for rectangular tables. Anyone know of a good pattern?

lynnie

how about the hex one where you sew strips together and cut them into triangles and sew them back together. search hex table topper, I know about 3 yrs ago, everyone was making them or google or bing round table toppers and hopefully something you want will pop up.

Tartan

Look for a copy of Cheryl Phillips Quilts without Corners or look for a hexagon or octagon table topper. You can also look at Cheryl's site at www.phillipsfiberart.com/

thimblebug6000

Something along this line might work for you? http://www.nancyzieman.com/blog/sewi...den-sunflower/

Cybrarian

This is a tabletop per my sister made her DMIL using the Phillips 10 degree wedge.
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Jackie Spencer

If it does'nt have to pieced, a beautifully quilted whole clothe would be stunning.

ManiacQuilter2

I saw something in the new Annie's catalog that might work. Also I got this pattern for Xmas called Sticks and Stones. It is an easy pattern and you can make it to fit your table.

http://www.nancysnotions.com/product...ortby=ourPicks

yngldy

Here is one: https://www.anniescatalog.com/list.h...Topper+Pattern
Can't find the one I was looking for. But if you google table topper patterns you will come up with many, and some more square that could be converted.

crafty pat

Nancy's Notions Spring catalog has a beautiful Dresden table topper and I bought a lovely flower shape kit from Connecting Threads a few months back.

TexasSunshine

I have a round table also, 48 inches and make square ones to go on my table. Usually 54-60 inches wide. Ii have made one for spring, fall, Christmas, watermelon for summer and several generic ones for the rest of the year. I really like how they look, but we do not eat on them, I remove them.