pjemark

I totally agree. Use them to enjoy them!

katiebear1

Me too

betlinsmom

I made fall fabric into a tablecloth and covered it with clear vynil (sp) . I just finished embroidering a spring table cloth with green borders for my smaller kitchen table . I plan a fall embroidered one as well. I cover all of my fabric tablecloths with vynil but not my table runners or placemats...go figure...Scotchguard IS a good idea. Woul d love to see pics of others..

mayday

is it practical, wine/curry/beetroot spills??

sweetpea

Thank you to all for you input. some of you have givin me a lot to think about. I love scrape so maybe will do that. but I just made me self some temples so maybe something to tire them? will have so think on it. Thanks again to all you are the best.

carolaug

I use Scotchguard on my rugs, furniture, coats, curtains. Why haven't I thought of using them on table cloths and table runners...Great Idea!!! Thank-you

Martha Hamman

I have a clear plastic cover over mine on our dining room table. You can purchase plastic by the yard at Walmarts that sell fabric. Wipes clean, never needs washing(the quilt tablecloth, that is)

Vivian Ketron

My daughter and I made one for my sister when she moved in her new house. As far as I cant tell it is ok. She uses it all the time. We used warm and natural batting and it lays really nice. I say good idea.

fraydknot12326

Life's short ~ do what makes you happy ~!! :D

romanojg

I have a quilted tablecloth. It's a two sided one; one side is for Thanksgiving and the other is for Christmas. The batting is made to with stand heat so that I dont have to worry about my table too much. it's thicker but it stays put and still drapes over the side of my table nicely. I get alot of compliments on it. I want to make reversible ones for all of the holidays since most of them have another one close to it so you can turn it over and it does double duty.