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A few weeks ago my sister in law told me that I needed to make some smaller items so that I can go to some of the shows that she sells her pottery at and I took her to heart and these are 2 of the table runners I have made. I think in total I have made 5 of them.
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I made some simple ones and some more difficult ones and I even made a pattern and put it on Craftsy for free. These are some fun table runners and I plan to make a few dozen more of them.
The hardest thing I find with these things is how to take good pictures. They are so small that it takes me a little more effort to get a good shot.
Now remember Monday I announced a giveaway of 4 fat quarters that giveaway closes Friday so you still have time to enter it if you have not yet.
Lastly I have still been quilting on this Ghastlie quilt and it is almost complete and ready to show off.
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Oh no! It's that time of year again and I still have a stack of Halloween fabric from last year! Very nice, btw!
Oh no! It's that time of year again and I still have a stack of Halloween fabric from last year! Very nice, btw!
The zig zag pattern works very well with the Hallowe'en fabric.
In my "poor" days, when I went to art festivals, I'd want to buy something. It was good that the artists did watercolor notecards in addition to their big paintings. So I'd buy one notecard. Or a set. Then mugs from potters.
Then one year we realized that if we added up what we spent on small stuff and bought just one thing, we could buy a real painting.
All this to agree, yes it is good to have small items available at a booth. Good luck.
Oh very nice runners.
call me crazy (and many do :)) but you could take pictures of the table runners on a table :)
Great table runners! I love the Halloween fabrics!!
I love the Halloween table runners! The zigzag one is especially nice, and shows off the bright, happy colors!
So when is the first show you are doing? And quite a few running up toward Christmas? Great table runners. Sure to be a hit.
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