Finished - a year of table runners for charity auction
07-19-2015, 02:28 PM
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I use one layer of double knit as the batting.
I love to make runners!! They are fast and I can just make it up as I go because it can be any size. I stop when I think it's done. Problem is, I don't use runners!! The way my house is set up, they would be in the way and more trouble then they are worth, so I need to find people to give them to. This cancer charity is a great outlet for me.
The auction is in October and I hope to make even more by then.
I love to make runners!! They are fast and I can just make it up as I go because it can be any size. I stop when I think it's done. Problem is, I don't use runners!! The way my house is set up, they would be in the way and more trouble then they are worth, so I need to find people to give them to. This cancer charity is a great outlet for me.
The auction is in October and I hope to make even more by then.
07-20-2015, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted by KenmoreGal2
I use double knit fabrics. They are plentiful at the thrift stores and they don't make the runners too lumpy. I want them flat enough to hold a lit candle if that is what the recipient desires. I find the double knit gives a good weight and body.
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