Step 4: Tack the doilies together using string on the UNDERSIDE. Step 3: Overlap the edges of the big and small doiles so that the small ones aren’t always on top. I used all different shapes and stuck with white and cream colors. Knowing me it won’t take long before I decide I am ready to do something different, so I wanted to be able to take the runner apart easily without hurting the doilies. Step 1: Lay out your largest doilies first. I tied a double knot in several spots using thread and a needle.

I used all different shapes and stuck with white and cream colors. Step 1: Lay out your largest doilies first Step 2: Fill in with smaller doilies. Step 1: Lay out your largest doilies first So I got a good pile of doiles for $.25, $.75 and $1.00 each. I asked if that applied to already marked down items and she said “yes”. We want to help the world reach net zero and improve peoples lives. As I was rummaging through them the seller arrived and started hanging signs that said “50% off everything”. Our purpose is reimagining energy for people and our planet. I visited a local flea market and found a box full of them with a 50% off sign. I had a few big doilies and my mom had several more she passed along to me. I liked that it looked fresh, but a bit vintage at the same time. I was inspired by this picture on the Country Living website: After posting pictures of the kitchen remodel, I had several emails about the doily table runner I made.

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