The Aunt Philly’s Toothbrush Rug Table Runner Pattern adapts the traditional toothbrush rug technique into a practical table runner format. Using torn fabric strips and the classic hand-worked method, this pattern guides you through shaping a runner that can be expanded to suit your table length. Once you understand the starting method and how to maintain even edges, you can customise the size to fit your space. As the fabric is stripped rather than pieced in blocks, overall colour choice has more impact than individual print placement. This makes the pattern ideal for: Repurposed sheets New quilting cotton Batiks, which hold colour consistently throughout Coordinated stash projects As a guide, a 131⁄2in x 37in runner requires approximately 4 yards of 44in-wide fabric, though the size can be adjusted as desired. The finished runner is durable, machine washable, and suitable for everyday table use. Technique Toothbrush Rug Construction Fabric Tearing Method Hand Stitching Technique Skill Level: Suitable for all skill levels Product Details Printed Paper Pattern Finished Size: Custom (example 131⁄2in x 37in) Fabric Requirement (example size): Approx. 4 yards (44in wide fabric) Final Product: Table Runner
