Reversible Zig Zag runner
#14
The black & red was my original plan; I decided to make the other side 'spring-ish' to get the most out of my time. (I had to quilt it either way, might as well make it reversible.)
You have NO idea how much of a headache the spring side was! I cut the squares (equal of each) and started to plan the layout. I couldn't get it right without any of the same material touching each other! So DH suggested I use an extra of the pink, and it brought it all together.
#18
I'm by no means an expert, but what I do is after I stitch the sides, I trim the edges even just before I turn it. Then I press after it's turned, and topstitch about 1/4" from the edge seam. It keeps it from 'puffing' back up.
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