Tantalizing Table Toppers Book Tour + Giveaway!

Tantalizing Table Toppers Book Tour + Giveaway!

Welcome to my stop on the Tantalizing Table Toppers Book Tour! Wow! It’s been quite a week on this tour, with so many inspiring projects! And you don’t want to miss entering a giveaway for this fabulous book! So stay tuned until the end of this post.

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I was so excited about this book by Pat Sloan because I am all about table toppers! They are such a fun, quick project and are so useful. You can change up your decor for the seasons or just on your whim when you have a supply of table toppers!

There are a dozen fabulous projects in Tantalizing Table Toppers, both the long, thin, runner types, and square ones. I enjoy mixing it up between both styles, but I chose a runner for this project.

This runner is called Main Street Perks and features a simple herringbone design. I used a layer cake from the La Vie Boheme line by French General. A layer cake is a perfect precut for this project, as it calls for 10″ strips (a layer cake is 10″ x 10″). I love the scrappy look that you get from a precut line.

The piecing is fun, easy chain piecing, and the project comes together so quickly! My favorite type of sewing is mindless chain piecing and ironing while listening to an audiobook. To me, there is nothing more relaxing. This topper came together over just a couple of relaxing evenings.

I don’t often put borders on quilts, and almost left it off of this project. But ultimately I liked the width of the runner better with the borders. So, I auditioned several colors for the borders. Originally I tried a beautiful french blue border from the line, but I decided that it wasn’t quite right and opted for some linen from my stash instead. The linen gave me the relaxed look I was going for. Since the blue strips were already cut, I just trimmed them a bit and used them for the binding.

I often struggle with how to quilt borders (maybe that’s why I don’t use them?). In this case, I opted for some simple, straightline quilting, 1/4″ from the seams and extending them into the borders. I love the criss-cross design that developed on the ends of the runner.

Once I put this on my kitchen table to take photos, it hasn’t come off! It is officially my new favorite table topper!

There are so many fun projects in Tantalizing Table Toppers! Some are quick and easy like this one, and some are a little more involved, when you are ready for a challenge. So, whatever type of sewing mood you are in, there is a project in here for you. And you will love to have a cupboard full of table toppers to suit your every mood!

Giveaway!

And now for the fun part! Pat and Martingale are generously providing a copy of the book for me to give away!

There are several ways to enter the giveaway, do as many or as few as you’d like! The giveaway is open to everyone, both US and international. US residents will receive a printed copy of the book, and international winners will receive an e-book. The winner will be notified by email.

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The Book Tour

Don’t forget to check out all the projects on the book tour. There is a chance to win a book at every stop!

Monday, May 23

Tuesday, May 24

Wednesday, May 25 

Thursday, May 26

Friday, May 27

Saturday, May 28

Tuesday, May 31


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289 thoughts on “Tantalizing Table Toppers Book Tour + Giveaway!”

    • I haven’t made a table topper yet but it is on my short list. Your fabrics are beautiful

  • I have not yet made a table topper. I am planning to make the ‘Game Night’ one from Pat’s book to gift to my son and daughter-in-law. They are big into board games and meet regularly with friends to play.

  • I mak evtable toppers and runners all the time. They are my go to project or not I’m feeling unmotivated and also I love giving them as gifts. I usually make a several a year and do a giveaway on my Facebook page to my friends and family.

  • I have made a few table toppers and love to change them up to get a fresh new look. The fabric you chose was beautiful!

  • My sister has a pretty round table so may make a pattern from Pat’s book. You braided table runner is beautiful and an inspiration to me.Thanks for participating in Pat’s book tour.

  • I have made several table toppers. It is an easy way to decorate for the season.

  • Your table topper is so beautiful; I love the fabric you chose. I have all of Pat’s books. Her patterns are so cheerful and do-able.

    • I forgot to mention that I have made table toppers – all from Pat Sloan’s Teach Me to Machine Quilt book.

  • Love the fabrics you chose. I love making runners and this one is definitely on my future project list.

  • I haven’t completed a table topper yet but I’ve started one. I love the toppers in Pat’s book and your Main Street Perks runner.

  • I haven’t made a table topper yet but it is on my to do list. This book/giveaway would certainly make for great adventures.

  • Thank you for participating in Pat’s book tour. I love the French General fabrics you chose. Who doesn’t need a new table topper! The hard part is which pattern to choose first.

  • I love making table toppers and am always trying to find a new pattern for them. This is the first time I’ve been on your website in a long time — it’s lovely!

  • I love your runner. I make table runners and toppers all the time. I use them to decorate for the holidays, or whenever I need a change.

  • I have made many table toppers and I would love to win Pats book for new patterns and ideas!!

  • I love making table toppers… they go quickly and are so fun to use. I put them in my sideboard in the dining room and my hutch in the family room to add a pretty pop of color. ….. and of course, on my dining room table!

  • I enjoyed touring your website and look forward to listening to your podcasts. Love the fabric you used in the table topper too!

  • I love the quilting on your tabletoppper. It really suits the runner. Thanks for sharing

  • I have made several table toppers. I really want to make the runner you also did. Love the braided look.

  • Love table toppers and table runners, a quick easy project to complete gives me great satisfaction!

  • I absolutely love your fabric choices. This book tour has been fun getting to know other quilters, like you.

  • I have made table runners but have never made a table topper. I’m looking forward to making a few table toppers from this book especially Family Gathering!

  • Your project is beautiful in those fabrics. I like making runners and table toppers as gifts, especially if I’m using fabric that I don’t have enough of to make a full size quilt. They are quick to do.

  • I’ve made many table toppers. Yours is beautiful and I especially love the quilting!!!

  • I have made table toppers but I dont have any in my home, they were gifts. This year i want to change that!

  • Love your table topper – I have made lots of table toppers and wall hangings in the past — But these look awesome – hope to do some soon

  • I have used practice piece for free motion quilting classes as runners for my bedroom dressers.

  • Table toppers are one of my main projects! I love to give them as gifts and are always a wonderful way to use up scraps or decorate for a holiday. This herringbone design is so fun and you’ve chosen the best colors to celebrate the patriotic holidays!

  • I have made table toppers but none using the herringbone pattern. I love the fabrics that you’ve used in yours.

  • Your table topper is beautiful. Love the colors and how it is quilted.

  • I have been wanting to use this fabric – now I know what to do with it! Love your linen borders!

  • I have a table topper or two for every season. I’d love to make Main Street Perks for the dresser in my bedroom. Your choice of fabrics was just beautiful!!

  • I have made placemats that we love and use every day, however I would love to make a table runner to match and haven’t found the right pattern yet. I do love the runner you made though!

  • Your table runner is so beautiful! I love the fabric and the quilting. The border is perfect! Thanks for sharing!

  • I enjoy making table toppers. The last one I did had chili peppers and bright color fabrics.

  • Your version of the table topper is beautiful. York quilting going into the border is something I will certainly try. Thank you!

  • I have made a table topper of my own design for Mardi Gras. I really need to make more. This book has so many great ideas.

  • I have never made a table topper. This book has inspired me to make one soon.

  • I have not made a table topper but like some of the ones in Pat’s book as baby quilts.

  • I have made a few table toppers. I don’t know why I don’t make more of them because they are so cute!!🥰

  • Wow! I love the fabric choices for the runner. I love making table runners but I have never made a table topper and there are so many cute ones in this book!

  • Love making table toppers. When I get burned out with a long haul quilt project then I will make a table topper as a quick break.

  • Yes I’ve made a few table toppers and runners. They are a lot of fun to make.

  • I have not made a table topper, I think I will now that it is time to return to the office (my dining room table has been my office for the last 2+ years). I think my table needs something pretty now.

  • Love the fabrics you chose for this table topper. This book has so many great projects, not sure where to start.

  • That table topper looks gorgeous with that fabric line! Love the straight line quilting as well.

  • Great use of a slyer cake – provides ideas for larger projects using these precuts! Also like the way the quilting pattern extends the chevrons. Thank you so much!

  • I love making table runners or table toppers. I started making them to develop free motion quilting skills, but they never really developed. So most of the time I just do stitch in the ditch or diagonal lines as you did, but more recently I have learned to use my embroidery machine and purchased quilting patterns. They are super easy and quick to quilt that way. So fun to get lots of interesting quilting patterns in no time as all. Thanks for sharing your table runner. I also love your linen border. It gives it a perfect finish!

  • I have made many table toppers, most of them are seasonal! Love any French General fabric

  • Love doing table toppers and other little projects. They are fun, cute, quick and provide immediate gratification.

  • I love making table toppers…often use larger ones as wall hangings too.

  • I do love table toppers. Great look with smaller investment of time.

  • I have made a table topper. It was a patriotic runner that I did as a quilt along.

  • Table toppers are my new projects to do for my new home. I have to many large quilt UFO /WIP to start any more of those. Sometimes I just need to get something done.

    Yours is lovely. I am getting many great ideas on this book tour.

  • Your table topper is beautiful. Love the colors you chose. I am looking forward to making some of these!

  • I have made lots of table runners, placemats, mug rugs, etc. I would love to win Pat’s book.

  • Your Chevron style table topper is so pretty! French General fabrics are always perfect for projects. I have made several table toppers as gifts.

  • Linen is the perfect complement to the French General fabric! I think that’s my favorite French General collection of all time. Your table will be beautiful with this runner — it works for so many holidays and seasons.

  • I have made many table runners and toppers – a great way to use a fat quarter bundle!

  • I made a topper for an antique dresser. I love how quickly it came together.

  • I would love to make this in red, white and blue and leave it out from May until September

  • As a beginner quilter I have attempted a couple table toppers with just very simple squares. But seeing everyone’s makes me want to try these patterns. Thanks for sharing

  • I love making table toppers for every occasion! They are great small projects in between the bigger quilts.

  • Have seen pictures of this table topper and am thrilled it can made with a layer cake. I have one waiting!

  • The first year I learned to quilt I made five French Braid table runners for Christmas gifts. I have also made some for other family members since then as well. I like to use them on dressers too!

  • Yes, I have made several table toppers for my coffee table and sideboard so I can change them on a seasonal basis, there will be more to come from this book for certain.

  • Yes, I’ve made several table toppers mostly for holiday celebrations.

  • Thanks to Pat for the link. Looking forward to podcasts.
    Table toppers have been a great way to start my quilting journey.

  • I have made many tabletopper over the years. They are my favorite since they are quick to do!

  • I have done only one, so the book would be great to be able to make a few more.

  • I’ve made several table toppers. Your table runner is beautiful. I like the color combination in the runner.

  • I have made many table toppers and enjoy the mini quilts that happen and get to be enjoyed in my dining room.

  • I have made many table toppers/runners. Love your version of Pat’s runner!

  • I make table toppers all the time,,,but to give away…My cats think they are for their sleeping pleasure..so I don’t have any.

  • No, I have not made a table topper, but this book and the project that you chose are poking at me to make one. I love the fabrics that you used.

  • I’ve made a couple table toppers for holidays… never got them finished to actually put on the table… LOL

  • I have made table runners and toppers all of my adult life – for me, for my family, and as gifts. Not only are they an integral part of my home decor, but they’re a fast finish when you just need a victory!

  • Yes, a table topper is one of my first quilting projects! Since then, I make about one a year!

  • This is the topper I most want to make from the book. You did a great job and I can’t wait to try it.

  • I make more small quilts than large ones….I like immediate gratification, I suppose. Your runner is just lovely. I have that layer cake from French General so if I win the the book I will make one similar to yours….no linen here but I’ll find a suitable substitute. Blessings from WV! Thanks for the chance to win!

  • I have made a few table toppers, but they were always my own simple designs. I would love to make some of these from Pat’s book.

  • Yes I have made a table runner but prefer placemats & table toppers. I do have to say yours is very pretty. Will need to look for that fabric line.

  • I made a small dresden table topper ages ago. I should make more! Perhaps if i win Pat’s book i will try some others.

  • I have made a few table toppers– the most recent one from blocks made by myself and my sister and her sister-in-law who are both new to quilting!

  • I don’t make very many, because i don’t use them my self. they are very pretty ,but i have a cat that things like that are an invitation for her to lay on. i don’t want her on the table. i make them as gifts

  • I have made several. i like your idea of using a layer cake for your braid.

  • I’m eager to dive into this book and finally make a table topper. I have several great tables just begging for some pretty color.

  • I have made many table runners, mostly to sell at craft fairs, but have made several for myself and friends. I designed a table topper that we use at church for our ladies tea each year, with the same pattern but different fabrics.

  • I love the scrappy look too! The Quilting on your table runner adds the perfect touch!!

  • Made many table toppers! Yours is lovely and great to know you can use a layer cake.

  • I need to make several table toppers, so this book would be perfect to add some quilted beauty to my otherwise boring tables.
    Love the fabrics and your binding for the topper. Would make great gifts for the holidays, or to a newly wed couple!
    Thanks for the chance to win!

  • I have been following Pat for a while now and love her. I can’t wait to start on some of her table toppers!!!

  • I have made several, usually for seasonal decorating. I don’t have a lot of tables to display on or I’d make even more since they generally don’t need a lot of fabric and are generally quick to make.

  • bunches and gobs! Love the instant gratification–so much faster then a quilt!

  • The only table runner I have made was in a class and I think it was called a 10 minute table runner. This book is awesome.

  • I love making table toppers or runners. I’ve got one for every season, plus just plain ones. I love switching them about !

  • YES, yes, yes, I have made so many many table toppers and table runners. I love changing them in my home and for gifting. I tried to leave a comment earlier so you may have a blank entry from me. Hope this one works. I so want to make every pattern in Pat’s new book. Would love to win a copy so I don’t have to purchase it…more funds then for fabric and supplies. I do so like your rendition of Pat’s table runner and I really like the straight line quilting into the borders. I’m going to use that idea myself.

  • I love making table toppers. I’ve made many for my own home decor but even more to gift. They are my go to when I want to make something quickly for a raffle, fundraiser or quick gift!

  • I have just a couple seasonal table toppers. I definately need everyday ones!

  • I’ve made several table toppers, they are so much fun. I love what you did with the pattern from Pat’s book!

  • I’ve made lots of table runners and toppers, mostly because they’re fast and make wonderful gifts!

  • I have made table runners before. The herringbone design is one of my favorites. I love your color choices.

  • I have made several table runners. I have two tables that they can go on. Your fabrics choices are beautiful.

  • I made a couple table toppers quite a while ago but plan to make new ones soon. This book is very inspiring.

  • I’ve made MANY table toppers over the years – those are the most simple gifts, and always well received as mine are always scrappy, so it fits with just about any decor. I could use some more ideas for some new ones, so fingers crossed about this book!

  • This table runner looks so crisp and the quilting suggestion helpful as was using a layer cake! Thank you,

  • I love love your table topper, and it is already on my to do list, love the colors too!!!! Thanks

  • I made my first one last year for Halloween. It was a Dresden Neighborhood done in Halloween style.

  • Love your layer cake idea and your quilting design running through the border. I too listen to audio books while sewing!

  • I have made many table runners for myself and many for gifts. I would like to try all the patterns
    in this book.

  • I have made many runners over the years. And table toppers. Quick and easy project. Love what you did with yours and the linen looks great as a border.

  • I have never made a runner! I would love to give it a try! Your runner was so pretty! I love the fabric collection!

  • I haven’t made a table runner ot table topper, but I love the way they dress up a table.
    One out of Pat Sloan’s new book, Tantalizing Table Toppers, will definitely be my first.
    They are all so pretty!

  • I’ve never made a table topper but have made table runners. You take on Pats design is so pretty

  • Hello, I’ve made several table toppers! Really like this one ! It’d. be perfect for using Jelly Rolls !

  • I have made several table toppers, Christmas ones are my favorite!

  • I like the color you chose for the border. It gives a real country feel. Reminds me of my Great-grandmother’s house. This is the second favored pattern that I can see from viewing Pat’s new book. Happy to see your interpretation. It offers insight and is beautiful.

  • I have made 2 table runners on my own, no pattern. I am not very happy with them. I need a book to guide me. This book has so many wonderful designs.

  • I like making table toppers with scraps from quilts. It’s something extra to match a quilt.

  • I have only made one table topper. I love these because of all the different sizes and options!
    Your table topper is fantastic! The colors are awesome! I would not let anyone put anything on that table topper : )

  • I have made several table toppers….but most have been gifted! Love your colors! I would love to make this pattern as well as several others in the book!

  • I have made table toppers, but they always end up as wall hangings! Lol Loved the fabrics you used!

  • I enjoy making runners and placemats especially for newlyweds and new home gifts. I am always at a loss when it comes to quilting since I have conceded that free motion is not my skill😂 I like the close-up of your straight line quilting.

  • I made a few table toppers. Would like a different one for each month of the year to place on my counter.

  • I’ve made a few but would like to make more. Always a fun quick project and great gift.

  • I love the fabrics you chose for your table runner and the quilting you did was perfect.

  • Yes, I have made lots of table runners! Small projects are my favorite, as I don’t have much time to quilt.

  • I saw a couple of Tantilizing Table Toppers that would look great on my kitchen table. That would be my first.

    Love your Harmony quilt pattern.

  • I love to make table toppers. They’re quick and a good way to try new techniques. I love the way your straight line quilting ran into the borders.

  • I have not made a table topper but this book has inspired me to make some for every season!

  • I have made lots of table toppers! Need different ones for the different seasons! Machine quilt them, don’t take the time to hand quilt.

  • I haven’t made a table topper but after seeing all the beautiful ones in the book I plan to get started on one.

  • Yes, I have made a few table toppers. Love your version from Pat’s book!

  • I’ve made several table toppers! Love that I can finish them relatively quickly and use a variety of fabrics!

  • I have made several table toppers, but none of them have been from a pattern – I just made them up. I have three or four Christmas ones and another that was made from the leftovers of a quilt. I’ve also made a few table runners, again without real patterns. It would be fun to actually try a pattern haha

  • Love your table runner! Such a fun tour, a pretty book, and beautiful projexts. I’m new to your blog, will join. I am also interested in your podcast. :o)

  • I love how your table runner turned out. I have not yet made a table runner but am hoping to make one soon.

  • I have made a few table toppers, fun and quick to do. The reward- a finished project sooner.

  • I have made Table Toppers for all the holidays plus given several away as gifts. I like making them so I can practice different Quilting patterns.

  • I’ve made several table toppers and now I want to make the ones in Pat’s new book.

  • I have made table toppers and mini quilts. I love them as they are nice and quick and so useful.

  • I love having several different table runners and table toppers that I can change out on a whim. I like seasonal, and sometimes just different. And I agree with you on this one! It’s a keeper.

  • Your topper is beautiful and fabrics used are gorgeous. I can see why it’s your new favorite topper. Lol. I enjoy making and have done several so far and want to make many more. This giveaway is Tantilizing and making me eager to make another. Thank you.

  • I have made a few table runners as gifts. I really love how you quilted your topper, I will be using it on my next quilted project

  • I love making table toppers for my home and for gifts. They can be rectangular or square. Love the French General fabrics for your braid. Thanks for sharing.

  • I have made quite a few table toppers! They have been very fun projects!

  • Yes , I’ve made a table topper but I’m currently into making tablerunners, which can be adapted from some of Pat Sloan’s projects in the new book. I also like lap quilts, which can also be adapted from her patterns. I like the simple way you quilted your tablerunner., doing justice to the border!

  • Yes, I’ve made table toppers. I love having seasonal ones to change throughout the year. Thanks for the chance to win.

  • Yes. I’m finishing up a red, white & blue runner right now to use starting this weekend. Yours is lovely.

  • I love the Main Street perks and your fabrics. I may buy this fabric to make this table topper!

  • I have made three table toppers and enjoy doing a small project with favorite scraps.

  • Table runners are my go to gift for friends during the holidays. Friends love them and they are quick for me to give a hand made gift.

  • I love tabletoppers they are a quick project and great for seasonal decor.

  • Having a round table I tend to make square toppers, but this French Braid is calling to me. It’s especially attractive in the fabrics you used.

  • I would love a copy! I would make Family Gathering table topper first. My guild makes a lot of charity quilts, this book would come in handy. Thanks so much!

  • Love this simple pattern … will make it in patriotic fabrics for the 4th of July.

  • I have only made 1 table topper but I would like to make more. I love the French General fabric you chose!

  • I have made many table toppers. I like that they are smaller and can be finished quickly. They make great gifts!

  • I have not made any table runners/toppers yet. Yours is an inspiration for me.

  • I didn’t realize this was a layer cake friendly runner. Looks like a fun project. Runners are great when you want to make something, but don’t want to spend a lot of time on it.

  • I frequently make tabletoppers with matching coasters for a housewarming gift.

  • Yes, I have made lots of table toppers — they are some of my favorite things to make!

  • I have never made a table runner or a table topper. Love the French General fabrics. Must make one soon.

  • Yes, I’ve made table toppers…they are such fun and satisfying projects!

  • Yes, I make table runners all the time, especially when I have leftover fabrics!

  • Your table topper is beautiful, I would love to make it to!
    I have made several table toppers, but there is always room for one more!!

  • I make lots of table toppers, they’re great for testing blocks and palettes.

  • I love table runners and toppers and have made several. This one is one of my favourites in the new book.

  • I have made 2 table toppers . my very first quilt and would love to win this book make some of table runners and toppers. So pretty yours

  • I love your soft red, white, and blue fabrics. I enjoy making table runners too. You can even use them on the foot of your bed for added interest without having to make a bed size quilt.

  • I enjoy quilting smaller projects and have made several table toppers. I love how you quilted the borders on your table runner.

  • I have made a few table toppers.I would love to make the Game Night! I love it! It reminds me of my family’s game nights! =)

  • I’ve got several toppers but i need more- and Pat’s book looks like just the thing!

  • Your table topper is lovely and I like the quilting you did on the border. I will try that. Thanks.

  • Yes, I make table toppers and runners all the time, especially seasonal ones.

  • A table topper is on my to do list. I am going to make it with coffee fabric

  • I love making table toppers. I like to make them for every season. The herringbone topper you made is so pretty. I can’t wait to make one!

  • I have one made which is on my cedar chest . It is actually for the Autumn season but I place plants on it in the summer to disguise it! Pat Sloans book offers some lovely designs to choice from and I love the choice you made for yours Kristin. It is very pretty.

  • I really like your table topper. The quilting is perfect for the pattern. I like making projects about this size since they don’t take as long as a full quilt.

  • I’ve recently made a spring table topper from Pat’s holiday book. It’s so cute with chunky carrots.

  • I enjoy square table toppers, as you can use them elsewhere. My fav table topper has become an accent on my bed.

  • Your table runner is lovely. I usually have a jelly roll or 2 to choose from but did not think to use a layer cake until you mentioned it. Thanks for the tip. It gives me more choices!

  • Yes, I have several table toppers and runners that I’ve made for my various tables. I love the fabrics you chose for yours.

  • I have made several patterns of table runners and toppers. The most recent ones were patterns by Atkinson Designs and Kansas Troubles.

  • I’ve never made a table runner or topper but the pictures in Pat’s book have inspired me

  • Love the fabrics you chose for the table runner! Looking forward to sewing this up!

  • Your table runner is very nice. I’d love the book, to be able to make one fof myown.

  • I’ve made table toppers with charm squares. I love the almost instant gratification of a small project ! I love the line you chose. Beautiful work!

  • I have made a table topper and love it for my coffee table. Try to have something for each season.

  • I’ve made several table toppers, but i want to try the City Market table topper. I’ve never made a herringbone quilt.

  • I have made a few table toppers. I love the “instant gratification” that making a small project gives me.

  • Yes, I’ve made many for our dining room table, but am always looking for new patterns!!

  • Never have I ever made a table runner. But I’m ready to try. I love, love, love the topper you did. I’ve wanted to do something with some French General fabric and this is my muse! I’m going to do exactly like yours, sort of, kind of. Thanks for the inspiration.

  • I have made several table runners, but I am so excited to make the ones in the book. A few are going to be more challenging for my skills, but I really want to give them a try!!

  • I have made table toppers and runners in the past, but not in a long time. This has motivated me to make Christmas gifts and I liked Main Street Perks best too.

  • I have made one before on a similar pattern but much smaller. I would like to make another one because they are fun to do.

  • I’ve made a lot of table runners and some bigger table toppers. I like to use them as hostess thank you gifts.

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