Stir it every few hours so the meat doesn’t all cook in a clump.. At dinner time it’s ready!.

I cut my two napkins in half, so I had four strips of fabric measuring 10″ x 20″..I laid three of the fabric pieces out on the ground end to end.

I decided that was long enough and just put the fourth one on a table in the living room as a doily type thing..I used some white grosgrain ribbon to attached the pieces together and to hide the seams.Hot glue was the attaching method of choice, of course!.

I trimmed the two ends with a little extra ribbon, just for cuteness..I had to put it on this dresser for now, just to show you, but the next time you see it, it will be looking all lovely on my new kitchen table!.

So I get a new table and a new runner to go with it.

The best part is, I can make a new one every month for next to nothing with all the great napkins I always see on clearance.🙂 Yes, she really does have a giant pile of projects that she’s trying to get to in her garage.

It’s pretty spectacular, actually.. We decided to refinish this outdated wine rack because we really liked the shape and the construction of it, and thought it was kind of a shame that it was that golden oak color that makes it instantly look old and neglected.. We set up on Sarah’s beautiful, gigantic front porch so we could work in the shade and get all those nice cool breezes coming in off the fields.. Here’s what the Black Dog Salvage Furniture Paint packaging looks like..The small, colored jars are some of the sample colors from the sample kit that they sent me.

I love the Black Dog Salvage packaging, but I really really love the funny names of a lot of the colors.It really does make painting more fun.