Sue, that is a beautiful table runner. I killed my last poinsettia. The embroidery lasts a bit better. :-)
Lovely runner....fabric blends well with the embroidery.....Thanks for the idea...Hugs...have a wonderful christmas.
Looks great to me. My music friend would love this poinsettia. I wonder if I bought it. Kay
Looks wonderful and beautiful loved the way of the combinations of the fabric . Design looks very great and beautiful
It's lovely and you won't notice any imperfections when it has food and wine spilt on it! haha
I love it Sue . I am going to have a go at one as soon as I have done all my Family stuff and orders. I hope it ia easy to do .
Hugs Pam
I love your table runner Sue ,yes and I get the Poinsettia thing ,I kill them as well.
I think tis booootiful! I'm a big fan of decorative runners for the dining table, or placemats or tablecloths. The Christmas fabrics are gorgeous, well done Sue and as Caroline has mentioned below me - it will look STUNNING on your fabulous dining table! Love Chris
Sue this is lovely and will look stunning on your large dining table
Beautiful, Sue.......this is the best kind of flower, no watering or fertilizer needed........
Very lovely, Sue. DH, as a pastor was in charge of 100 plus poinsettias most years for the altar. He says there are two keys: they don't like drafts and they prefer a light, frequent (daily) watering. Good luck.
I am not normally into runners but this is just beautiful. I love the colouring and materials you have used. Well done Sue.
Wonderful job looks fabulous. As far as live plants....... You are toooooooooo loving and you over loved them to death.
Beautiful! I'm like you, brown thumb when it comes to poinsettia's :(
Looks beautiful and may be, you are right, you will have it many more years as a poinsettia plant. (I have a blooming one the third year with more than 30 flowers)
Bärbel