Table Runner: Before and After
Howdy y'all! I got a little tired of seeing my dining table look like this....So naked and exposed.
I like rooms that feel cozy and warm, and the amount of dining table that was showing was making the room feel a little too cold.
I love the look of my dining table, so I didn't want to cover it up completely with a table cloth. It's gorgeous, solid walnut with amazing lines (consequently, it also weighs a figurative ton). A table runner seemed to be the best bet.
I purchased 5 yards of fabric at my fave fabric store (Home Fabrics), for about $6 a yard....and then I procrastinated. I had other projects that just seemed more exciting.
At one point, I pulled out an old table runner I had made for our other much smaller dining table. It was WAY too small for this table. Every time I walked by, I kept hearing in my head "Big guy in a little coat...."
So, I finally cracked down and made my table runner.....turns out my fabric had a beautiful reverse side, so I was able to make my runner reversible! It's a two-fer!
One side is creamy linen, and the other side is dreamy grey-blue.
Creamy Linen
Dreamy Grey-Blue
Which side do you like better? Creamy linen or dreamy grey-blue?
Stay-tuned later this week, because I will be posting a tutorial on how you can make a reversible table runner for your table.
Cheers!
Very classy!
ReplyDeletePam R
Why, thank you Pam!
ReplyDeleteI love both sides! Looking forward to reading how you did it. I hope it involves no sewing. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Abby! Unfortunately there is sewing involved, but it's super easy! As long as you can sew in a straight line, you're golden.
ReplyDeletewhere did u get your dining table? Am
ReplyDeletewhere did u get your dining table? Am
ReplyDeleteWe got the table from a place called Madison McCord. They used to have a location near me in Northern California, but now they are only in Salt Lake City. http://madisonmccord.com/
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