~HEATHER'S HIGHLIGHTS~: ~16th day of Christmas~

Saturday, December 15, 2012

~16th day of Christmas~

~I LOVE Red and White at Christmas time. No, maybe I just love Red and White together. Period.
The other day, since I didn't have anything else to do in life ;-) I decided I wanted to make a red and white gingham table runner and 16 cloth napkins.
So, that is what I did today (Saturday).
I will NEVER view a cloth napkin in the same light again. It took HOURS to zigzag and hem (by machine) all of those babies. =) ~

~We are to have company for Sunday dinner tomorrow, so I set my table tonight. I used fun white and red snowflake plates (Shhh! Don't tell anyone that they're just paper =) to go along with my table runner and napkins. I'm happy with how Jesus helped my runner and napkins to turn out. =) ~

~My center piece.~

6 comments:

Jana said...: I LOVE your napkins and tablecloth!!! I, too, am a HUGE fan of red and white!!! Your table looks so cute!!!; December 15, 2012 at 7:22 PM
Melissa said...: Very pretty. My dorm room at college was decorated in red and white and I have always thought it looks so cheerful. Thank you for your prayers for the babies and I, I know prayer is what has kept us all doing well so far. I go to the Doctor Monday and I will report on it later in the day.; December 15, 2012 at 9:37 PM
Charity said...: So pretty! I love red and white together! :) I love your centerpiece as well!; December 15, 2012 at 10:42 PM
lila said...: Soooo cute and festive!!! Love it!! great job!!!!; December 17, 2012 at 4:13 AM
Brittany said...: I love the red and white! And I'm with you on making the napkins - I made napkins ONE time...a lot harder than it looks. You did great! I always love the different things you come up with for centerpieces, and this one is so cute and original =); December 17, 2012 at 10:45 AM
mmsbryan said...: Your napkins and table runner is lovely and so cheery. You did a great job and those napkins will be with you for years. Cloth is better than paper! I remember the early days of pioneering when cloth napkins were not a luxury, but a necessity as we could not afford paper! I still use those napkins that I made many years ago to wipe little mouths. You probably remember those, somewhere I got a scrap of wrinkle-free fabric that would fringe (I did not have a sewing machine that did a zig-zag stitch.) Your table really looks pretty and Christmasy. Love, Moma; December 17, 2012 at 2:00 PM

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