This year I decided to make a very beautiful Christmas Table Runner Pattern with my Free Snowflakes Template.
And I think that it gives the table a very unique look.
With this DIY project, your table decor will have a very elegant base for you to place your Centerpiece.
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Christmas Table Runner Pattern DIY.
Making this table runner is actually a very easy process. I made it only with White Felt Fabric and a Glue Gun.
First of all, you will need to download our Free Snowflakes Template.
This file comes ready for any Cutting Machine in case you want to use your Cricut or your Silhouette Machines.
The Free File includes SVG, PNG, DXF, EPS and of course PDF if you simply want to trace your Snowflakes on the fabric.
Tracing and cutting your Snowflakes can be kind of laborious job if you are not using a Cricut machine.
I recommend you use a Cardboard to trace the Snowflakes on a much easier way. You can use and old Cereal Box for this.
If you are thinking about full length consider this…
I only wanted to make a Medium Table Runner so I can place my Center Piece on top of it and I still could have space for the placemats.
I think it would look very Modern and beautiful too if you would make a longer Christmas Table Runner Pattern that covers the entire length of the table.
If you are considering making a full-length Table Runner use the Tumb rule. Make sure that your runner hangs 3 inches over the ends of the table.
How to make a Christmas Table Runner Pattern with the Free Snowflakes File.
Download and Print the Free Snowflakes SVG file.
With this file, you can either cut directly into your cutting machine or print the PDF and make a Paper template to trace on your fabric.
Once you have cut all the snowflakes you need. Start by placing them on a flat surface making sure only the tips of the Snowflakes are touching.
When you achieve the desired look and length of the Table Runner put a small dot of glue on the tips and glue them together.
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For my Table Runner, I used about 6 big Snowflakes, 4 medium and 6 small.
Initially, I made this Snowflakes file only for my Christmas Table Runner Pattern, but now I am cooking another great project for my windows decorations with them by cutting individual snowflakes.
Want to see how is going to be?
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Happy Sewing!!
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