Bread and Butter Berry Patch 18.5" x 51.5" Handmade Table Runner
Bread and Butter Berry Patch 18.5" x 51.5" Handmade Table Runner
The Berry Patch Bread and Butter Table Runner features rich purples with hints of blackberry and purple, bringing warmth and charm to your seasonal décor. A vibrant, handmade accent for table settings.
Limited stock: 1 available
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The Bread and Butter Table Runner brings timeless elegance to your table with a fresh, floral twist. Handmade in purple, pink, and blue fabrics—including hydrangea prints in select versions—this runner measures 18.5" x 51.5". Its versatile design complements both everyday dining and special occasions, making it a beautiful accent for your home décor. Choose from four unique, one-of-a-kind variations, each crafted with care.
Handmade Note: Each table runner is handmade with care, making it truly one of a kind.
Care Instructions: Machine wash cold, gentle cycle; tumble dry low or line dry.
Color Disclaimer: We do our best to show colors accurately, but actual shades may vary slightly due to lighting and screen differences.
Availability: One of a kind – 4 variations available, ready to ship.
Returns
Returns
We accept returns only for items that are damaged, defective, or incorrectly shipped. Please contact us within 3 calendar days of receiving your order at irarobiquilts@gmail.com with your order number and photos if applicable.
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