MargeD

Very pretty, and I love t hose batik fabrics, it's beautiful.

Just Jan

Very pretty tablecloth. I was wondering the same thing. I tried just backing but it seemed too flimsy to quilt, then I started using the thinnest batting I could find but its a bit too much for my little kitchen table. Was wondering what others have used. Wondering about flannel...

Jane Quilter

Very pretty tablecloth. Its a real plus your hubby loves it.

zozee

So pretty and cheery!

ckcowl

I have used very thin polyester batting, flannel & just a layer of muslin in the center of table cloths in the past. Most have the batting. My 4 th of July table cloth I used fusible batting in. All have worked fine. I have found I always have to iron the ones with batting after laundering. This one I haven't backed, quilted yet, just put it on the table to see if the overhang was what I wanted or if I wanted to add another row/ border. Decided it's a perfect fit as is so will batt, back, quilt it next. I had thought if hubby didn't like it I would have kept it growing and made a large quilt-- happy I didn't have to do that.

twinkie

You are so right. Good job. It is very summery. Love the batik colors.

bibi

Great job! Enjoy your lovely creation.

lue

Can't believe you'r going to EAT on it! It's very very pretty!

sewvicki

Bright and cheerful and definitely summery. Nice job.

marymm

I think it's fantastic. I also think the center is definitely Texas wildflowers, including bluebonnets. That means it would also be great in the spring!