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Halloween Decorations - Halloween Checkered Table Runner | Halloween Party Favors Home Decor - Halloween Tablecloth Backdrop for Fall Kitchen Dining Indoor Outdoor Decorations

Name: Halloween Decorations - Halloween Checkered Table Runner | Halloween Party Favors Home Decor - Halloween Tablecloth Backdrop for Fall Kitchen Dining Indoor Outdoor Decorations
Brand: OHOME
SKU: halloween-decorations-halloween-checkered-table-runner
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Plaid is the pattern that lets Halloween sit on a table all month without looking like a party is due. The check here runs in red, orange, purple and black, printed on polyester with reinforced stitching along the edges. It goes down the middle of a dining table, along a kitchen island or across an entryway console from the end of September.

Four Colors In The Check

The plaid carries four colors rather than the usual orange and black: red and purple come in alongside them, which is what keeps it from reading as a party supply. The rustic checked pattern belongs with farmhouse decorating, wooden bowls and candles, and it holds its place through November as easily as through October. Nothing printed on it is specific to one night.

Straight Into The Machine

Fabric beats plastic on a table that a family eats at every day, and the reason is the wash cycle. This one goes in the machine when the candy and the gravy have had their turn, and the printing resists fading rather than coming out of the drum dull. Wrinkle resistant polyester means it goes back down without an iron.

Edges That Do Not Fray

Stitching is where a thin runner gives up, usually at the corner that gets tugged when the table is set. The hems here are reinforced, so the edge holds through washing and through a month of being pulled straight twice a day. The weave stays flat on the table rather than rucking up under a serving dish.

Island, Buffet And Mantel

A runner is not tied to the dining room. Down a kitchen island it marks out where the snacks go, on a buffet it sits under the serving dishes, and along a mantel it gives a row of pumpkins and candles a base. Outdoors on a covered patio table it does the same job for an evening.