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Showing posts with label placemat Tutorial. Show all posts
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Great Idea: Summer Picnic Placemats
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Marith from Lime Riot whipped up a fun little project for The Lovely Cupboard. Her oilcloth summer picnic placemats are dreamy!! I can't wait to make four for my family!! Learn how to make some for yourself at the very cool blog The Lovely Cupboard, but be careful you'll fall down a great rabbit hole of yummy food and design!
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