This fabric butterfly table runner is beautiful and easy to make home decor! This is a sponsored post.
My favorite color combination for Easter is purple, blue, and yellow. They just shout “spring” to me, so I used them in this project.
I used a big, beautiful new fabric die from Crafter’s Edge to quickly make this butterfly table runner. The large butterfly die is specially made to cut multiple layers of fabric at one time. This makes it quick and easy to create fabric projects!
Supplies Used to Make a Butterfly Table Runner
- Crafter’s Edge Large Butterfly Die
- Oly-Fun Fabric in different colors
- Fabric Glue
First I used the Large Butterfly die pieces to cut several colors of the fabric. I used my Crossover II die cutting machine and was able to cut 6 sheets of fabric each time! This makes 3 butterflies.
Cut a piece of the blue fabric to make a runner. Only-Fun is a non-fraying fabric so there is nothing to sew. Just cut and start crafting!
I like to start with the bottom wings on the butterfly. Glue the two large bottom pieces side by side first. Then glue the smaller pieces, in a different color, on top.
Glue the large top two wings above the lower wings. Then use a different color to add the smaller sections to the top wings.
I love how this die set has so many pieces to it. It makes it possible to create unique butterflies every time just by changing the colors. Glue on the smallest two pieces and the body of the butterfly.
This table runner is the perfect backdrop for the floral decor I made. I crafted a centerpiece and two candle holders to finish off my spring tablescape. You can find the details on how I made the fabric rosettes by watching the video tutorial. I love the way my butterfly table runner coordinates with my spring centerpieces!
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