I went to our local fabric store and found a lovely little bolt of tea-towel fabric.
It reminds me of the beautiful vintage grain sack table runners
that I see being sold all over the internet for a fortune.
I'm loving the way it looks and it comes with the sides already pre-hemmed.
Oh! I love that! What was the fabric store called, being that I'm sorda in your neck of the woods?
ReplyDeleteDonna
I have seen that fabric at Fabricland in the past? Is that where you got it? I have always thought I would like to get some but forget every time I am in the store! Looks nice on your table!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great on your table! And I love your pretty white bowl as well. Nice find, you always come across such cute items!
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Looks awesome, Cath! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteOoooo!!!! Ah!!!! Want it. And you can steal that outrageously cute green scale from your sister for me too. Want.
ReplyDeleteLove how the tea-towel runner looks on your table, but it's that bold rooster that caught my eye! HaHa!
ReplyDeleteYou really are a New West girl, aren't you Catherine? Yes, the house was relocated to St. Patrick's street. How could you tell?!
Victoria
ok, one - I would like to know the fabric store. two - I want to go garage saling with your sister. 3 - I love your little owl made from old sweaters! so cute.
ReplyDeleteThe runner is GREAT! I am inspired! C
ReplyDeleteGood find! Ikea had kitchen towels like that a while back too. I bought some but have not done anything with them yet. I like your idea of using them as a table runner.
ReplyDeleteI love the way it look, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find!
You are a smart little cookie. That looks great! I am going to look to see if our fabric stores carry that.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love it too...such a perfect table runner! I'll have to check out my local fabric store, great idea!
ReplyDeleteLucky find! It's just like the pricey ones!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! Apparently we get a few earthquakes in Canada, we just don't usually notice them.
ReplyDeleteI have seen that fabric, in several border colours at Fabricland also. They are usually piled under one of the cutting tables and anyone interested might have to ask for it.
What a great idea! I'm going to search for it next time I'm at the fabric store!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your kind comments. If you live in the area - the store is called Fabricana. Good luck shopping!
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