Can runners be round? I don’t know, but since I have a round table in our dining area, I decided to do a round piece using that grain sack type fabric I used on my pillow that I showed you here. This time I used the tan with beige striped fabric.
I used a silver tray I had that was about the size I wanted the round to be, turned it over, and used a pencil to trace around it on the fabric.
I cut it out and wound up buying a vintage looking trim from Hobby Lobby to use on the edge.
I sewed it on, ironed it, and it was done within a half hour!
A pretty simple project and here it is on the table with my newly painted pot sitting on top of it.
I’m not sure what else I might make with this fabric ~ I’m thinking about Christmas stockings and fabric gift bags. Even after the pillow cover and this table round I’ve still got plenty left!
That is so adorable. I have to make one for my coffee table. I can't have a long one because Hubby likes to put his feet on the table and you can imagine what would happen with a regular runner.
ReplyDeleteI love it, what a great idea
ReplyDeleteLove it! The trim really makes it perfect! Stockings would be great made out of that fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love it! The trim adds a nice touch, but I'd love it even without that!
ReplyDeletexoKathleen
OOhh that would look so awesome in my beige universe, haha.
ReplyDeleteKathy - you've done it again. You are so crafty and clever!
Hugs!
It's perfect!!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty, I love it!
ReplyDeleteSuper sweet. Loooove this.
ReplyDeleteKris
Kathy - Darling project!
ReplyDeleteJudy
Great fabric and trim you have combined to make a perfect mat for your newly painted decorator pot. Creative Table Bliss...
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous fabric and a pretty look for your table.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Kathy!....so beautiful on your table....love the fabric and that pretty trim!
ReplyDeleteI love the round table runner! It's a great piece! Enjoy using the rest of your great grain sack cloth! Blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThe grain sack fabric works beautifully with the trim. Looks good!
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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That is just too cute for words Kathy! I love it round, very clever.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love this, Kathy! The grain sack looks wonderful on your table; it's perfect for your decor!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, LOVE it. The round runner turned out great and looks wonderful with your painted pot. Great vintage style trim too.
ReplyDeletecm
So cute and it looks great on that table. I always LOVED that table!
ReplyDeleteJeanine
Kathy---
ReplyDeleteFirst of all I nearly fell over when I saw your comment today. I came right over to see if you had taken a break because I haven't seen any of your posts come up on my feed. Gosh---I'm so sorry that I've been absent. I signed in to follow you by email. Now I need to catch up with you! Sounds like you've been sewing up a storm. I love this round runner. I have a round table, too, and all I have ever found 'round' is doilies and I'm not a fan. I think gift bags would be a great ideal for the remainder of your burlap. If you use them for the holidays you could even stamp something on them.
Thank you SO much for your comments. I now know the joy you get being Lala!! And congrats on a new little one in your future!!
Take care. We're back in touch now! :)
Jane x
You always do such a beautiful job with your projects, Kathy! That turned out wonderfully!
ReplyDeleteLove the runner Kathy. And just sneaked a peek at the pillow you made with this fabric too. Love it too! I think Christmas stockings would be wonderful out of this fabric. Have fun sewing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
❤️Ana
I love round runners too and changing up from the routine rectangular ones. I love that trim and will have to check out that vintage trim at HL! Gosh, I was just there today! Pretty!
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