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'The Birds' Table Runner 



Scandinavian Inspired--a table runner that will look great on your table or sideboard.

Material(s): 55%Linen, 45% cotton    
Price: $45


Ulla Clark
LUprints
Booth: L-45
Pemberton, BC
Duration: Full Show

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Mini Bio Ulla lives in the small mountain town of Pemberton, BC where she owns and works from her screen printing studio, Limelight Screen Printing. Her love of printing combined with an experimental nature led her to start LUprints in 2006. LUprints combines her creativity and heritage and a desire to produce fun and fresh textiles for everyday living. Her current line of textiles are a direct pairing of design and craftsmanship with the intent to bring a little piece of nature into peoples’ homes. Ulla was introduced to Scandinavian textiles at a young age. Growing up with a Swedish mother and frequently visiting Sweden and her relatives’ homes adorned with collections of hand-embroidered and screen printed linens, her fondness for table runners and napkins blossomed. Ulla has always been drawn to the pleasing simplicity that nature provides, and her strong affection for nature as well as her memories of the beautiful, yet functional linens, are a constant inspiration for her own products. www.luprints.com