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    Super Member Peckish's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by quiltsRfun View Post
    Sounds look a good deal. But I'd be sure to wash it first to see how much it might shrink.
    The shrinkage could be a great benefit. I have a friend who made a canvas cover for her ironing table, she didn't prewash it, but once it was on she spritzed it with water. It shrunk as it dried, and now you can bounce a quarter off that board.

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    I just did a search at Home Depot, and they have th drop cloths in several sizes. Not a bad deal.

    Thanks for letting us know.
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    more uses------------------
    I like to use something similar for the backing on quilts I know kids will be throwing on the floor, or yard, or beach or .....................

    Applique a few cute items and you've got an ideal outdoor tablecloth
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    Hmmmm..... I may have to check it out this week. Don't have a Lowe's in town, it's about 14 miles away but have a Home Depot here


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim's Gem View Post
    Hmmmm..... I may have to check it out this week. Don't have a Lowe's in town, it's about 14 miles away but have a Home Depot here
    Ace or any other hardware store would have drop cloths----------as well as a variety of paint stores-----------and even WallyWorld most likely.
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    Wow. I am always looking for inexpensive craft ideas for my co-workers for Christmas. personalized tote bags. I will go to Lowe's. Thank you.

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    I have purchased the huge sized drop cloth and made slipcovers for my daughter's sofa and two chairs!! She has gotten many compliments on our ingenuity!! The fabric is wonderful and the pricing is unbelievable!!

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