
UPDATE*** – you can see how these looked at my wedding here – https://www.wordsareforwriters.com/boho-michigan-wedding/ i first found these boho table runners on pinterest (obviously, where all my inspo is from) which brought me to the shop on etsy. i’m sure you’ve seen this shop before! they make amazinggggg table runners! their reviews are so great and their photos are perfect. originally, i was going to buy our table runners from this shop because i trusted them and they were exactly what i envisioned. after budgeting and figuring out how much money we had to spend on decor, these table runners were way over what i wanted to spend. if you know me, you know i’m a sucker for a good diy project! and just because i couldn’t buy these, didn’t mean i couldn’t have them. so! i did some research and figured out that these weren’t actually as hard to make them as i thought they would be. if you’ve got a few hours, they are totally doable! so, let’s get started. what you will need yards of cheesecloth (i got 100 yds from amazon and used 90 grade linked here) rit dye (their website is great at helping you find the right colors) buckets for water scissors/measuring tape to measure/cut the cheesecloth racks to hang the cheesecloth for drying measure and cut i had two friends help me make these, which was a blessing! it made the time go by fast and having the extra hands made everything a lot easier. the first step is to measure and cut! you’ll want to figure out how big your tables are and make sure you add a few feet to the edges so that it hangs over. for our wedding, we will have 8ft farmhouse tables – so we cut each table runner to be about 12ft. this way it hangs over the edge a good amount! i bought around 100yds of fabric and we were able to make around 20 table runners all together. by measuring and cutting the fabric first, it makes the process so much easier! i saw a few tutorials where they dyed the fabric first, but if you know how big your tables are already, it’s just easier to do this first. make your dye the rit website has every color you could dream of and they tell you exactly how much dye you…
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