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OHOME Valentines Day Decorations - Valentines Table Runner

Name: OHOME Valentines Day Decorations - Valentines Table Runner
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0FP299H4T
Price: 7.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (238 reviews)

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Most Valentine's decorating happens on one table for one evening. This runner covers it: 13.8 by 73 inches of polyester with a heart pattern and stitched edges that hold their line after washing. It sits under candles and plates, keeps hot dishes off the wood, and stays out for the rest of the month on a kitchen table or a sideboard once the meal is over.

Stitched Hems, Soft Hand

Sturdy stitching runs the length of both hems, which is what stops a runner from curling at the corners after the third wash. The polyester itself is soft rather than stiff, so it lies flat without needing to be weighted down by plates. Between February and the next holiday it folds into a drawer and comes back out without a permanent crease down the middle of the panel.

Hearts Without The Cartoon

The pattern is a repeating heart print, not a slogan or a character, which is the difference between a table that reads as decorated and one that reads as a classroom party. It works with red or white dishes and with plain glassware, and candles at either end are enough to finish it. For a family dinner with children it stays festive without anyone having to explain the theme.

Under The Casserole

Under the decoration it is doing a job. A hot casserole set down in the middle of the table meets fabric instead of finish, and the same goes for a dripping glass or a plate pushed too far. Wine spills and wax drips land on something washable. That is the reason a runner survives a holiday dinner while a paper cloth ends up in the trash by dessert.

Beyond The Dinner Table

It does not have to stay in the dining room. The strip fits a hallway console, a dresser under a mirror, a coffee table or a shelf in an office, and at 13.8 inches wide it can also run across the width of a table rather than the length. Households that decorate for the whole month tend to move it around as other pieces come out of the box.