Table Runner using AccuQuilt GO! Qube Serendipity Set by Edyta Sitar

Hi everyone, it is Connie from Freemotion by the River and today I have a fast and easy table runner using AccuQuilt GO! Qube Serendipity Set by Edyta Sitar. You’ll also find all kinds of quilting tutorials, quilt patterns, and other things on my blog.

If you don't decorate with red and green or blues and whites for the holidays, you will enjoy this tutorial. Add the right accent and you can have a table runner that fits perfectly with any holiday.

Serendipity Table runner made with batiks

Table Runner using AccuQuilt GO! Qube Serendipity Set by Edyta Sitar

Finished size: 13″ x 26″

GO! Fabric Cutter:

GO! Baby Fabric Cutter (55600) GO! Fabric Cutter (55100S) or GO! Big Electric Fabric Cutter (55500)

GO! Cutting Dies:

GO! Qube Specialty Set – Serendipity by Edyta Sitar Dies used: 55750 Quarter Square Triangle - 1 11/16" finished square and 55749 Square - 1 11/16" finished square

GO! 2 ½” Strip Cutter #55017

GO! Strip Cutter-1", 1 1/2", 2" with Angled Guidelines #55164

Materials Needed: I used batiks from Island Batik

Cream print – 1 fat quarter for the squares
Cream - scraps of assorted neutrals for quarter square triangles
Brown - 1 fat quarter for the quarter square triangles
Tan – 1/3 yard (includes binding)
Backing 18" x 30"
Batting 18" x 30"

Cutting Instructions:

Cut 62 assorted cream quarter square triangles
Cut 62 brown quarter square triangles
Cut 36 cream print squares

Cutting the quarter square triangles

Using the die to cut the squares

stitch the quarter square triangles

When you use the AccuQuilt dies, it is so easy to match up your pieces. Using a 1/4" seam allowance, complete 36 quarter square triangle sections.

You will combine these with the squares to create 9 patch blocks.

make a 9 patch block

Make 4 blocks that use 5 quarter square triangles and 4 blocks that use 4 quarter square triangles.

Creating die cut blocks

Sew 4 set of 2 blocks together - one block has 5 QSTs and one block has 4 QSTs.

Serendipity blocks for table runner

Cut three - 1 1/2" x 10 1/2" sashing strips to separate your blocks. I auditioned a cream and a tan and liked the tan the best. Sew them to the blocks.

Cut two 2" x 23 1/2" strips and two 2" x 13" for the borders. Sew the long strips on first and then the short ones. Always measure your piece before cutting your borders in case you have to adjust a little.

Choosing the right color for the borders

Add your backing and batting and quilt and then bind.

Fast and easy table runner tutorial

I hope you have enjoyed the fast and easy mini table runner. I also made a wall hanging using the GO! Qube Specialty Set – Serendipity by Edyta Sitar and if you can see the tutorial for that here.

Serendipity table runner tutorial

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