Christmas Table Runners
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The first one, made with a disappearing hourglass pattern, is a table runner I made for our Pastor and his wife.
The second one, as you can see is not completely finished, is a table runner that was a project in the sewing class I gave at church after our Friday morning Ladies meeting and we just ran out of time.... So I helped to finish it so the owner just has to sew the binding by hand herself![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
Thanks for looking and blessings to all
The second one, as you can see is not completely finished, is a table runner that was a project in the sewing class I gave at church after our Friday morning Ladies meeting and we just ran out of time.... So I helped to finish it so the owner just has to sew the binding by hand herself
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Thanks for looking and blessings to all
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Very pretty seasonal runners. Both are perfect for the season and I know they will be welcome in their new homes. I also like the way you finished the ends of the second one.
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