If you are in need of a quick Christmas gift to sew, this runner is the one for you! It's made with half of one charm pack and a smidge of fabric for the border. It comes together quickly and easily and looks much more complicated than it is. The fabric is "Jovial" by Basic Grey.
I can see myself making this runner over and over again. It's great to use with scraps. I love that it's titled "Cinnamon Sticks". So perfect for this time of year.
I had a little visitor perched on my tulip tree. There are lots of squirrels in our neighborhood. The black ones pop out against the snow. This one appeared to be warming it's paws. After 50 degree temps and rain, our snow is gone. I'll enjoy it while I can because here in Michigan, there is more snow on the horizon!
Smiles,
So beautiful,i love "this and that" !Have a nice weekend <3
ReplyDeleteVery nice runner! Thanks for the tip. I don't think I've ever seen a black squirrel~ they are brown here. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteYour table runner looks great. What a great little pattern. I love to make table runners, and I enjoy making them if they are quick and easy to put together.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful Renee.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen an all black squirrel. Thank you for posting. Did you check out my new lamb?
ReplyDeleteOh Renee I have never seen a black squirrel we only have your standard grey and red. He is gorgeous. The runner is beautiful...Merry Christmas...Renee
ReplyDeleteI like the runner,the colors are great.I've never seen a black squirrel.He sure is beautiful.But those are some of the greatest gifts from God.I enjoy reading your post I see Christ in them and you. Hope you have a Great Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYour runner turned out lovely!!
ReplyDeleteI just noticed your black squirrel. I didn't even know squirrels could be that color. Very Beautiful!! Great photo your captured!! :)
xoxo...Gloria
Renee,
ReplyDeleteI am so behind in reading my favorite blogs! I have to say I have never seen a black squirrel before. It took me a while to figure out that it really was one. Down here in Oklahoma, we have brown and gray ones. Just thought it so interesting.
I'm having those hectic days as well. :)