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How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!

How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!

Happy Tuesday! Here's a fun and easy DIY Geometric Table Runner that will instantly brighten up your dining area! I love it for a snack bar at a party, or even just to have out every day to add an extra pop of color to your space. You can pick any colors you want and add details like fringe and pom poms for an extra dose of texture. Here's how…

How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!

You'll need…
table runner
fabric paint
fabric marker
fringe trim
pom pom trim
– hot glue gun

How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!

Here's how…

1. Sketch your shapes onto the runner. We drew a mix of large, oversized shapes so keep it simple but also abstract. The pen or pencil marks will get covered with paint, so don't worry if you make a mistake!
 
How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!
 
2. Place paper underneath the runner to catch any paint that my bleed through the fabric, and then paint your shapes with a brush. If you want the shapes to max your trim exactly, you may need to mix paints to match the color. Let dry for 1 hour.

How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!

 
3. Glue the corresponding color of trim along the edge of each shape, alternating between fringe and pom poms. Trim off any extra fringe.
 
How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!
 
How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!
How To Make a DIY Geometric Table Runner / Oh Joy!
 
You can use it on a buffet table or dining table for a fun touch of color and texture. It also makes a great gift for upcoming Mother's Day!
 
Sources shown: Target Pirouette paint, Max Wanger print, Ai Modern credenza, Urban Outfitters pink plate, Target white bowl, Sugar & Cloth plastic flatware, Sugar & Cloth pink chargers, Sugar & Cloth mini pink bowls, Sugar & Cloth paper napkins, Sugar & Cloth plastic champagne glasses, Target shag rug, Target end table (past season), Wayfair chair.
 

{Photos by Lily Glass, styling by Julia Wester, styling assistance and crafting by Jess Hong.}

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