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Old 09-25-2010, 05:17 PM
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Last year my DD and her sweet hubby bought and restored a l921 Carftsman bungelow. She is trying to do all her decorating in an old style, and loves the vintage fabrics. I made her a little rose wall hanging with a single rose, figured she would put it in her craft room, but says it is for the dining room. Wants a table runner of the same pattern. The dining room has the original built-ins painted white with the drawers and cupboards, and she "shabby Chic-ed" it with a power sander, and now it matches the white dining set she sanded down. Looks very nice, even tho' it isn't my style. (Husband has the patience of a saint. But when her father reproduced the same built-ins in the living room around the fireplace, he said "definately not" to sanding them and making them look old.)

Anyway, this is my take on a table runner, from a quilt I had seen at a Quilt Show.

Looking at the pix, I realize the strip on the dark is way too dark. Oh well, what'
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what's done is done. Roses and leaves are raw edge applique and then frayed with a wire brush.
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Old 09-25-2010, 05:23 PM
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It is great--I love it. Nice job.
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Very nice!
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Old 09-25-2010, 05:26 PM
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Very pretty!!
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Old 09-25-2010, 05:28 PM
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Judy,

You and I definitely do think a like. I have used that same flower looking thing in an applique.

I love the runner, especially how you frayed the edges.
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Lovely!
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So pretty! I love the shabby look, but in my house it would never fly..my DH works with raw metals and it is greasy..thus all my furniture is dark lol
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Very pretty, I'm not much on the making new or good looking stuff look old or battered. Just me.
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I like the look very nice work!
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It's beautiful.
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