Housewares Tablecloths Napkins and blankets are selling fast

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Drawers are overstuffed with Christmas prints and items for year around use. We loved to buy tablecloths and napkins but who needs 47 napkins? How am I going to use 3 table runners and 8 placemats for the 2 of us over the next month? Did I mention my table is oval and I have at least 5 round tablecloths?



Lets talk lap blankets / individual coverups. We must love them because we have at least a dozen left in various fabrics, colors and conditions. Some are as big as a twin size, most are travel size or lap size.
Hubby bought a beautiful plaid wool stadium blanket in the late 70s from a woman who used to take it to all the UT football games. Now with 17 moth holes, it is relegated to his office sofa.
I recently sold a down lap blanket that was under a pile of towels in my closet--who even knew it was in our house?? Or the 2 white 1940s wool blankets stenciled USN?

I have items listed at : woodenitbewonderful512 items for sale
Location: Austin, TX 78728, USA

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