Not only did I make one just like she shows in the video but I also made a real small one using up some scraps I had.
I've actually made a few more of these but don't have pictures of the others. I confess it probably took me longer than 10 minutes since I tend to take forever to cut fabric but they were really quick to make.
Beautiful Anne and 10 minutes?! Got to check out that video, thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteThe small one is so cute :)
ReplyDeleteThese would make great gifts!
Good job!
ReplyDeleteVery a nice splash of new color for your room.
ReplyDeletejust looking at it i am thinking hot iron and glue? when i try to follow youtube videos it takes me hours even for a 10 minute one. with your talent you can make these for different holidays.. you have The Gene for this
ReplyDeleteGreat job! You can easily make a variety of them with seasonal fabrics too.
ReplyDeleteHow fun. I love to see your creations. You're so talented.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. Big hugs to you and my very best to Gibbs. ♥♥♥
They are just great! Looking very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm not quite sure what you do with those but they turned out nice in a short amount of time!
ReplyDeleteI like them and also you posted the pictures of what you made. I think the pressing takes me 10 minutes since I use my serger to sew the seams.
ReplyDeleteThese should also do well at holiday craft shows. Our guild was selling them at the quilt show for $15.00 each - I purchased one to have as an example.
Happy table runner to you!
Pretty! I like table runners... especially on the occasional tables... it helps keep the dust down! ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd the obvious... giving you something pretty to look at too. I like doilies... not because I have Victorian taste... I just like the lace/vintage appeal.
These would make a nice housewarming gift or Christmas presents!
I love the small one. It's so cute
ReplyDeleteit would probably take me an hour, minimum. lol
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