Yes, I get to show you one of the Christmas gifts I made. YD saw her godmother yesterday, and they exchanged gifts because her godmother is leaving to be with her daughters and families for the Holiday. YD picked out the fabric because she knew her Aunt Patti loved Easter and Spring,
and this is what it turned out to be.
Also, I am in Illinois and all after school and evening activities have been cancelled because of the snowstorm. Boy are we hoping for a snow day tomorrow!!! How many days until summer????
Cute -- cute -- cute! I just love that table runner. Hope you stay warm and have fun on your snow day.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute runner. WE even have a 70% chance of snow today!
ReplyDeleteCute Cute Cute!
ReplyDeleteAs for the snow, how about that storm!? I had plans to meet my oldest friend for dinner with her mom and my mom (who are best friends) and my 10 mile drive to dinner took me 90 minutes. But, dinner was a blast, so it was all well worth it.
Brace yourself for the ice-storm coming tomorrow!
Oh my Jane, that is so CUTE! Those colors are just what we need on these cold snowy winter days. How very thoughtful your daughter is. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree!
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Love your table runner!
ReplyDeletehi jane....i love the little table runner.....VERY SUNNY and cheerful!........and thanks for my extra goody in with my fabric...the cute lil tin with the pins...that was nice! and they were much needed....how did you know i desperatly needed one the other night and there were NON to be found!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the cheerful colors of the table runner. Did you get a lot of snow. We got about 3 inches downtown.
ReplyDeleteI love the table runner. Great color sense YD has!
ReplyDeleteThese are my absolutely favorite colors together.. red, lime, teal, and yellow. FABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! The pattern is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat table runner is just perfect! Enjoy your snow... it's meant to be about 85 today!
ReplyDeleteHurray for snow days! I'm in Tennessee now but Illinois snow days are a thing of my childhood - being a crafter now - I could sure use a few!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is so fun and colorful! I am in Illinois too and just found your blog today. I wanted to thank you for linking to the Charms for Charity event! I would never have found it in time if I didn't see it on your blog!
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