Just wondering?
02-14-2011, 03:40 PM
#61
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Originally Posted by icon17
Just How Many Table Runners Can Anyone Really Need?
I've never used even One, but see lots of them talked about here. I understand the fact you can use them as a quick Quilt project to learn on but after that they seem useless to me. why not make lap size ones and donate to a charity? Lori K. 8-)
I've never used even One, but see lots of them talked about here. I understand the fact you can use them as a quick Quilt project to learn on but after that they seem useless to me. why not make lap size ones and donate to a charity? Lori K. 8-)
02-14-2011, 04:24 PM
#63
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Originally Posted by np3
Originally Posted by raedar63
If I had a nice big house I would make them too. I just can't see them in my 4 rooms downstairs house,you know my kitchen/laundry room combo is already cluttered.lol I do see many beautiful ones and would like to make them as a quick project but have no room,after all I am always folding laundry on my table lololololol
02-14-2011, 04:28 PM
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I love tablerunners. I use quite a few of them on the wall as well as they work great for those skinny walls such as between a window & a fireplace. We have a large entertainment center with a big screen tv sitting in between the 2 sections with a bridge holding the 2 sections together. My dh came up with a great idea this yr for Christmas. We put one of them up on the wall in the area created by the 2 sides of the entertainment center, the tv & the bridge (picture a big square of wall). Then we put up Christmas knickknacks on top of the tv and it really turned out nice. It looks so good it is still hanging there as the fabrics don't look just like Christmas fabrics. I wish there was a way I could post a pic to show you all what I'm talking about!
02-14-2011, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by icon17
Just How Many Table Runners Can Anyone Really Need?
I've never used even One, but see lots of them talked about here. I understand the fact you can use them as a quick Quilt project to learn on but after that they seem useless to me. why not make lap size ones and donate to a charity? Lori K. 8-)
I've never used even One, but see lots of them talked about here. I understand the fact you can use them as a quick Quilt project to learn on but after that they seem useless to me. why not make lap size ones and donate to a charity? Lori K. 8-)
02-14-2011, 05:06 PM
#67
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Originally Posted by icon17
Just How Many Table Runners Can Anyone Really Need?
I've never used even One, but see lots of them talked about here. I understand the fact you can use them as a quick Quilt project to learn on but after that they seem useless to me. why not make lap size ones and donate to a charity? Lori K. 8-)
I've never used even One, but see lots of them talked about here. I understand the fact you can use them as a quick Quilt project to learn on but after that they seem useless to me. why not make lap size ones and donate to a charity? Lori K. 8-)
Use them on my dinning table, hutch, and other tables in the house. Love changing them out with the seasons, gives a nice little change to things thru out the year.
02-14-2011, 05:26 PM
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Location: Merced, CA
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I have a round glass table and need something like this to help protect the glass. And matching place mats with matching curved bottom to match the curve of the table. I hate to hear a loud clink when setting cups or glasses down on the glass table.
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