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OHOME St Patricks Day Decorations - Shamrock Table Runner | St Patricks Day Party Favors Supplies Decor Indoor Outdoor - Spring Holiday Banner Backdrop Decorations for Table Home Kitchen

Name: OHOME St Patricks Day Decorations - Shamrock Table Runner | St Patricks Day Party Favors Supplies Decor Indoor Outdoor - Spring Holiday Banner Backdrop Decorations for Table Home Kitchen
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0G4LKDNNJ
Price: 8.49 USD
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Green shows up on a table in March one way or another, and a runner is the least disruptive way to do it. This one is 100 percent spun polyester with sturdy sewing, 13 by 72 inches, which covers the length of a table set for four to six. Shamrocks are printed along it. It goes in the washing machine when the meal is over.

Fits Four To Six

Seventy-two inches is the length that fits the table most households actually own, the one with four chairs and a leaf that adds two more. Thirteen inches across the middle leaves the place settings clear on both sides, so plates sit on wood and the runner holds the serving dishes. On a longer table it centers with a gap at each end, which reads as deliberate rather than short.

Spun Polyester And Stitching

Spun polyester is soft to the hand and dense enough to matter under a hot pan. The edges are sewn rather than cut, which is why a runner like this survives being pulled straight before every meal instead of unravelling at a corner. Scratches from a heavy dish, a knife set down off the plate and the ordinary spills of a crowded table all stop at the fabric.

Wash, Then Lay Flat

Care is a short list. The runner goes through a normal machine cycle and then lies flat to dry, which keeps the length where it started and the green where it started. Nothing shrinks and nothing goes chalky, so a piece bought this year still matches the napkins next year. Anyone preparing for a party the same afternoon can wash it in the morning.

Still Out In April

The shamrock print is small enough that the runner does not have to come off on the eighteenth of March. Plenty of kitchens leave it out through spring as a plain green strip that happens to have clovers on it, under a bowl of fruit or a row of candles. For the holiday itself it takes a centerpiece, a bowl of coins or a line of small pots down the middle.