Table Runners
09-30-2017, 02:46 AM
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Wow, you've really been productive! I love the soft look of the second one but they are all lovely. I've never seen this design. You certainly got your money's worth from that pattern.
Was it snowing in your state? I had to check the date on your post as it seems early for snow.
Was it snowing in your state? I had to check the date on your post as it seems early for snow.
09-30-2017, 04:52 AM
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The pattern name is Triangle Frenzy Table Runner. If you Google it you will find the pattern, videos, and lots of pretty pictures. And yes - it was made with the 60 degree ruler and border stripe fabrics.
09-30-2017, 05:00 AM
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Yes - I have definitely got my money's worth with this pattern. The pattern name is Triangle Frenzy Table Runner. You can google it and find the pattern, videos and lots of pretty runners. I love how they all turn out looking so elegant and I love working with all the different fabrics. These runners definitely make a statement on your dining table, buffet or coffee table.
We were camping in Eastern Idaho, about 10 miles from the Montana border. It snowed all day and the weather forecast said there would be a couple of days of warmer, no snow weather, and then 4 more days of quite a bit of snow. We had planned to stay there until the 28th of October, but decided we had better get out while the getting was good. We were shocked when we woke up and found 5 or 6 inches of snow. We thought it was very early.
We were camping in Eastern Idaho, about 10 miles from the Montana border. It snowed all day and the weather forecast said there would be a couple of days of warmer, no snow weather, and then 4 more days of quite a bit of snow. We had planned to stay there until the 28th of October, but decided we had better get out while the getting was good. We were shocked when we woke up and found 5 or 6 inches of snow. We thought it was very early.
Wow, you've really been productive! I love the soft look of the second one but they are all lovely. I've never seen this design. You certainly got your money's worth from that pattern.
Was it snowing in your state? I had to check the date on your post as it seems early for snow.
Was it snowing in your state? I had to check the date on your post as it seems early for snow.
09-30-2017, 09:23 AM
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