Leafy Table Runner Pattern
This table runner tutorial shows you how to make a nature-themed piece for any time of year!
The Leafy Table Runner Pattern was originally created in some summer hues, but you could easily transform it into a harvest Autumn idea by sewing together orange, red, and yellow leaves instead. In fact, you could make flora-inspired table runner patterns for every season with the right set of prints.
Using bias tape and some fancy fabric, this free table runner pattern shows you how to create a DIY table topper that is truly elegant. These lovely leaves (with the free printable leaf template PDF) add a light touch to your table and easily make any table a thousand times fancier. Martha Stewart designs are always so elegant and worthwhile and this sewing project is no different.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteWeekend project
Sewn byBoth Hand and Machine
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patriciav 0401878
Feb 04, 2019
Hi everyone, isn't absolute pain to be promised something and you cannot get it, leaf pattern cannot be found anywhere,
Mjjandkaj 0737006
Jan 11, 2019
Hi, I am unable to access the website in the UK, is there any other way to get this lovely table runner pattern as I'd love to make it for both myself and as a gift for a friend. Help Please!!!!
Weberme
Apr 15, 2018
I would love to make this beautiful leaf table runner but there is no template anywhere I looked all over and the tutorial is a little bit confusing. Is there a video somewhere. I love the colors that was used but I can also see it done out of bright colors too.
AllFreeSewing Edit or
Apr 16, 2018
Hello! We found a PDF for Martha Stewart's leaf template here: http://images.marthastewart.com/images/content/web/pdfs/pdf3/prettybias_leaf.pdf. Hope that helps!
PATRICKHEIDI 44082 57
Mar 16, 2018
I AM NOT ABLE TO GET THE LEAF TEMPLATE FOR THELEAFY TABLE RUNNER
AllFreeSewing Edit or
Mar 29, 2018
Hello! Here is the PDF link to Martha Stewart's leaf template: http://images.marthastewart.com/images/content/web/pdfs/pdf3/prettybias_leaf.pdf. Hope that helps!
CScarnegie
Sep 15, 2017
Wow! My friend has actually been looking for a new table runner to make, and this might be just the thing! It's even in her kitchen's color scheme.
Marilyn B
Mar 17, 2017
I have drawn leaf patterns free hand, and another method would be to go outside and gather some leaves, or pluck one from your indoor plants, and trace them, or enlarge or diminish as needed. This idea is beautiful and it would be pretty using different leaf oattern shapes as well, and even to Cary the colors or fabric patterns too! So creative and lovely!
Country MouseCity Mouse
Jan 14, 2017
I'm going to add a few more rows and make one for my front door as a spring banner...very pretty.
drcarol23 9866033
Oct 13, 2014
It would have been nice to say no template is included instead of saying that there is one.
drcarol23 9866033
Oct 13, 2014
where is the leaf template??? If you meant, make your own, then don't say there is a leaf template in the pattern!
drcarol23 9866033
Oct 13, 2014
It would have been nice to say, make your own template instead of saying that one is provided.
alysoncurcio 47593 77
Oct 10, 2014
The leaf pattern template is not included.
Kaylee
Oct 10, 2014
Hi! I am sorry you are having trouble with this pattern. While the leaf is not included on the page, you can easily make your own by drawing the oval shape onto a piece of paper and cutting your fabric from there. If you are uncomfortable drawing your own, trying using the image search tool on Google.com to locate a leaf that you could print out and then trace. Hope that helps! Kaylee, Editor of AllFreeSewing.com
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