Every year as the snow melts, I start rearranging things—clearing tabletops, dusting off old linens, pulling favorite pieces out of storage. This Spring, I wanted to add something special to our antique table. I’ve always loved geometric shapes, especially arrowheads. I love that they are graphic, directional, rhythmic and strong. And so, I got to work designing a table runner that gave these attributes to my space.
The Arrowhead Table Runner is a meditative, heirloom-worthy project you can finish in a weekend. With half square triangles and straightforward construction, it’s perfect for showcasing your favorite solids, naturally dyed fabrics, or quiet contrasts. It’s designed to add something special to your everyday—whether on the table, the back of a console, or as a wall-hanging with presence.
Skill Level: Confident Beginner
100% original pattern
Downloadable PDF
Includes step-by-step instructions for creating a 13" × 49" quilted table runner
Clean, graphic layout using beginner-friendly HSTs
Includes piecing diagrams and binding instructions
Perfect for natural fibers and hand-dyed fabric
Designed to add warmth and movement to any room
All Exshaw Quilts patterns assume 42" WOF and ¼" seam allowance.
I always return to hand quilting and natural dyes when I want a project to feel like home. There’s something about that rhythm—needle through cloth, stitch by stitch—that settles the heart. Arrowhead is one of those patterns that holds space. It’s simple enough for a beginner, yet satisfying for seasoned quilters looking for a slow, soulful make. If you’re interested in learning how to hand quilt, click here. For my indigo recipe, click here.
All sales are final. If you have questions before purchasing, please reach out—I’m happy to help and want you to feel confident in your purchase.
Thank you so much for supporting my work. It means the world to me that something I designed might be stitched into your everyday.
With warmth,
Kim
This pattern is intended for personal use only.
Every year as the snow melts, I start rearranging things—clearing tabletops, dusting off old linens, pulling favorite pieces out of storage. This Spring, I wanted to add something special to our antique table. I’ve always loved geometric shapes, especially arrowheads. I love that they are graphic, directional, rhythmic and strong. And so, I got to work designing a table runner that gave these attributes to my space.
The Arrowhead Table Runner is a meditative, heirloom-worthy project you can finish in a weekend. With half square triangles and straightforward construction, it’s perfect for showcasing your favorite solids, naturally dyed fabrics, or quiet contrasts. It’s designed to add something special to your everyday—whether on the table, the back of a console, or as a wall-hanging with presence.
Skill Level: Confident Beginner
100% original pattern
Downloadable PDF
Includes step-by-step instructions for creating a 13" × 49" quilted table runner
Clean, graphic layout using beginner-friendly HSTs
Includes piecing diagrams and binding instructions
Perfect for natural fibers and hand-dyed fabric
Designed to add warmth and movement to any room
All Exshaw Quilts patterns assume 42" WOF and ¼" seam allowance.
I always return to hand quilting and natural dyes when I want a project to feel like home. There’s something about that rhythm—needle through cloth, stitch by stitch—that settles the heart. Arrowhead is one of those patterns that holds space. It’s simple enough for a beginner, yet satisfying for seasoned quilters looking for a slow, soulful make. If you’re interested in learning how to hand quilt, click here. For my indigo recipe, click here.
All sales are final. If you have questions before purchasing, please reach out—I’m happy to help and want you to feel confident in your purchase.
Thank you so much for supporting my work. It means the world to me that something I designed might be stitched into your everyday.
With warmth,
Kim
This pattern is intended for personal use only.
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