Have you ever used a quilt as a tablecloth?
#64
I've always wanted to, but needed a round one and didn't know what pattern to use. Would love to see the one you made, Suzanne. Great idea using the felt.
Originally Posted by sewingsuz
Yes I made a round one that is revesible. I put felt on the inside and it works real good. Don't have to use hot pad that way.
#66
I'm in the 2 year process of making a Christmas tablecloth and the reverse side will be fall as the backing. I bought this as a kit two summers ago, but I started it on my mother in laws machine and will have to wait until this summer to finish it on her machine.
When I started this project, I had a smaller table, so I may have to put a store bought tablecloth underneath so it will fit.
When you put a light batting inside, it protects your table too.
When I started this project, I had a smaller table, so I may have to put a store bought tablecloth underneath so it will fit.
When you put a light batting inside, it protects your table too.
#67
I'm in the 2 year process of making a Christmas tablecloth and the reverse side will be fall as the backing. I bought this as a kit two summers ago, but I started it on my mother in laws machine and will have to wait until this summer to finish it on her machine.
When I started this project, I had a smaller table, so I may have to put a store bought tablecloth underneath so it will fit.
When you put a light batting inside, it protects your table too.
When I started this project, I had a smaller table, so I may have to put a store bought tablecloth underneath so it will fit.
When you put a light batting inside, it protects your table too.
#68
I'm in the 2 year process of making a Christmas tablecloth and the reverse side will be fall as the backing. I bought this as a kit two summers ago, but I started it on my mother in laws machine and will have to wait until this summer to finish it on her machine.
When I started this project, I had a smaller table, so I may have to put a store bought tablecloth underneath so it will fit.
When you put a light batting inside, it protects your table too.
When I started this project, I had a smaller table, so I may have to put a store bought tablecloth underneath so it will fit.
When you put a light batting inside, it protects your table too.
#70
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Massachusetts
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Quilts used as tablecloths are stunning; however, be careful when you serve beverages. Sometimes the quilting bulk causes the glass to tip over. Just use a clear shower curtain or glass over the quilt to protect it from accidents.
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