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Super darn cute chevron apple laminate by Erin McMorris' Greenhouse line!
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1 comment:
Oh, fun! That first one reminds me of some calico I remember from somewhere; it's definitely a vintage design.
Oh, we needed something waterproof to go under the tree stand, so I grabbed the rest of the laminated cotton (Forest Hills print) I bought for cat mats. It's just the right size (dumb luck), it's standing up to the stand legs without tearing, and it looks good under the tree, too.
I think it'll get packed up to use again next year. It's way better than a cut-open plastic garbage bag, too.
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