Candy corn table runner pattern

This is a tutorial for making the Candy Corn Table Topper. If you want a fast and easy project, this is a good one. It took me about an hour, start to finish, with taking photos along the way. Mind you, this has not been quilted yet, but I think probably another hour of time and I could have it quilted and the binding on. Okay, here we go, start with 5 strips cut 2.5" x WOF (Width of Fabric 40-44") mix up lights, darks and mediums for visual interest. Stitch your strips together in a strip…

This listing is for one PDF pattern only. This is not a finished product. This is a digital download. Download will be sent to the email address linked to your Etsy account. PDF cannot be downloaded in the app, but can be found in your email through your browser. Full color pattern includes instructions for a 15" x 35" candy corn table runner and a coordinating pillow!! Fabrics are not specifically sourced. Use fabrics of your choice to create a traditional or pink colorway. So many…

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Hey there! Are you ready to add a little spooky flair to your home this Halloween? I know I am! And what better way to start than by dressing up your dining room table with a fun and festive table …

With one simple strip set you can create coordinating Candy Corn decor! A classic Halloween table runner and super sweet pennants (see what we did there?) are made from the same strips, cut with our t

Candy Corn Table Runner and Bunting Tutorial

Here is an absolutely adorable Candy Corn Quilt Block! The template is free on my blog, but I also walk you through the entire process! I also show how to make an adorable Halloween table runner using the finished quilt block!

Candy Corn Template - a free candy corn template that you can print and use in your craft projects.

This is a tutorial for making the Candy Corn Table Topper. If you want a fast and easy project, this is a good one. It took me about an hour, start to finish, with taking photos along the way. Mind you, this has not been quilted yet, but I think probably another hour of time and I could have it quilted and the binding on. Okay, here we go, start with 5 strips cut 2.5" x WOF (Width of Fabric 40-44") mix up lights, darks and mediums for visual interest. Stitch your strips together in a strip…