I have a fun, little project for you today that will sweeten up your decor, the Sweetheart Table Topper. This is an updated version of a similar pattern that was featured in Gen Q Magazine a few years ago. You can check out the original version of this project here.
My mini quilts inspired me to shrink this project to table topper size and I thought it would look so sweet in French Lessons by Jack and Lulu for Dear Stella. You can also find this project on the Dear Stella blog today.
Sweetheart Table Topper - 20" x 23”
1. Table Topper designed, pieced & quilted by Julie Herman
2. Aurifil 50wt thread used for piecing & quilting.
3. Batting is Warm Blend from The Warm Company.
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Supplies
9 Fat Eighths or scraps for hearts - I used French Lessons by Jack & Lulu for Dear Stella
1 Fat Eighth of Background Fabric
1 Fat Quarter for Binding
2/3 Yard for Backing
Batting - At least 24" x 26"
You can check out the video tutorial on how to use the Hex N More ruler here.
You can check out the video tutorial on how to use the Hex N More ruler here.
Pro Tip - If you want to fussy cut a striped fabric so that the stripes will match in the middle of the heart, it is best to cut one jewel and then lay it on the fabric strip, right sides together, as shown below. Align the stripes of the cut jewel to the stripes of the fabric strip so that you can cut a mirror image with the 2nd jewel.
I did decide to piece my backing so that I could have my label sewn in.
It also works well to hold a bunch of candles.
When you make your Sweetheart quilt table topper, be sure to share it online with #SweetheartQuilt so we can all share in the fun!