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Festive Bandana Picnic Table Cloth

I love my new picnic table cloth!! Isn't it cute? All I did was sew 16 bandannas together like my mama did a few years ago.  It will be so fun to have for the 4th!! PS don't be fooled by the wrinkles...with a little manipulation it came together nice and straight despite the fact that the bandannas are officially not cut perfectly square.  Loves to all!!
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  1. JasonJune 18, 2010

    My favorite things about it are it is really light and that it is about 8 feet square! Is perfect for a picnic to the park with kids. Thanks for sharing this with everyone.

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  2. Kami @ Sweet Charli...June 18, 2010

    What a fun idea! I love this,,,especially for the fourth! Very festive!

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  3. TiffaneeJune 18, 2010

    That is darling! Red, white and blue is perfect for the fourth but it is my favorite any time of the year. Thanks for sharing!!

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  4. The Autocrat: HaleyJune 18, 2010

    What a fabulous idea!! Wow, that can be done for any holiday especially since bandannas come in all colors! Thanks for sharing!

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  5. HeatherJune 19, 2010

    I've awarded you something on my site, and thought you'd be interested :)

    http://straightstitches.blogspot.com/2010/06/guess-who-likes-me.html

    BTW, love the picnic blanket! Very festive.

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  6. StefJune 20, 2010

    Love it! Now I want to make one ;)

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  7. TheSmellyArmpitJune 21, 2010

    This is a cool idea!!!!

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  8. Santa's Gift Shoppe and IdeasJune 22, 2010

    Hi..I’m Barb….I am from TTA & Santa’s Gift Shoppe. I am your newest follower. I hope you will get a chance to visit my blog @ santasgiftshoppe.blogspot.com
    & get inspired by something for your family/home. I hope you will follow me as well. Nice to meet ya new friend!!!

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  9. ~Krista~June 22, 2010

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  10. ~Krista~June 22, 2010

    I was just dreaming of making this exact thing last night!! I love it!! I am following you now, LOVE your stuff! If you have a chance come check me out at itsalwayscrafttime.blogspot.com

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  11. Alison @ Oopsey DaisyJune 22, 2010

    This is SO lovely for the Fourth!!! I freakin' love bandanas!! Thanks so much for sharing! I am inspired!

    ~Alison
    http://oopsey-daisy.blogspot.com/

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  12. Jerri at Simply Sweet HomeJune 23, 2010

    What a wonderful idea! It looks fantastic!

    Thanks for linking up for Friday Favorites!

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  13. UnknownJune 30, 2010

    It turned out great! I love bandana print & the blue & red is so festive!

    Would love for you to link up to Fab Finds for the Fourth. http://muralmaker1.blogspot.com/2010/06/fab-finds-for-fourth-3.html

    Good luck over @ CSIProject!

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  14. Diann @ The Thrifty GrooveJune 30, 2010

    I love it! It turned out great. Now I have all kinds of ideas floating around in my head!

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  15. KimMalkJuly 01, 2010

    What a nice idea, and of course, it could be used with all kinds of colors. I'd love for you to link it with Fabric Fun Thursday :).

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