Has anyone made a card table cover?
#2
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I made a table cover for my newly acquired solid maple table about 4 years ago. Reason behind it was I have 2 cats that think they should jump up on it and with their claws, they'd for sure scratch it. My corners didn't come out as nice as I'd hoped for but it serves the purpose just the same. I had around 5 yards of this bright colored fabric so I made covers for my mixer, instant pot, hot pads, table runners, place mats, even curtains till I had only scraps leftover.
What I didn't use on the table cloth, I used up on the place mats and hot pads.
What I didn't use on the table cloth, I used up on the place mats and hot pads.
#4
I made a cover for our small RV table by just drawing a template of the shape. I know you mentioned wanting a pattern, and found a few videos that look quite helpful.
in searching for a photo of mine I did find a very old thread with it, so will post a link for you to see how basic mine was.
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in searching for a photo of mine I did find a very old thread with it, so will post a link for you to see how basic mine was.
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#5
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I don't watch much tv, but I do watch YouTube videos. Last week, one that was in my feed (probably bc I watch a lot of sewing and craft videos) was for a fitted tablecloth. I didn't watch it, so not sure if it is what you are looking for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv8_psj97j8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv8_psj97j8
#6
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I made felt covers with elastic, one green and one black, for a round card table. Snug fit. Smooth flat surface.
Dealing cards, poker chips, game pieces, boards, puzzles. Got to have a good flat smooth surface. We use our game table for all game activities.
At the most I could see embroidering something on my felt on outer edges, but that might even interfere with game pieces.
There are a lot of accessories for cards and games. I could see quilting those. Bags, boxes, covers, totes, wallets and pouches for game money, drink coasters, cover for poker chip carousel.
I made pretty little beaded draw string money bags for mahjong.
Dealing cards, poker chips, game pieces, boards, puzzles. Got to have a good flat smooth surface. We use our game table for all game activities.
At the most I could see embroidering something on my felt on outer edges, but that might even interfere with game pieces.
There are a lot of accessories for cards and games. I could see quilting those. Bags, boxes, covers, totes, wallets and pouches for game money, drink coasters, cover for poker chip carousel.
I made pretty little beaded draw string money bags for mahjong.
#7
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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I made a table cover for my newly acquired solid maple table about 4 years ago. Reason behind it was I have 2 cats that think they should jump up on it and with their claws, they'd for sure scratch it. My corners didn't come out as nice as I'd hoped for but it serves the purpose just the same. I had around 5 yards of this bright colored fabric so I made covers for my mixer, instant pot, hot pads, table runners, place mats, even curtains till I had only scraps leftover.
What I didn't use on the table cloth, I used up on the place mats and hot pads.
What I didn't use on the table cloth, I used up on the place mats and hot pads.
#8
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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I made a cover for our small RV table by just drawing a template of the shape. I know you mentioned wanting a pattern, and found a few videos that look quite helpful.
in searching for a photo of mine I did find a very old thread with it, so will post a link for you to see how basic mine was.
International Patriotic Challenge
in searching for a photo of mine I did find a very old thread with it, so will post a link for you to see how basic mine was.
International Patriotic Challenge
I like quilt as you go projects and your table topper turned out great! Please share your tutorial or pattern if you have one.
#9
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I made felt covers with elastic, one green and one black, for a round card table. Snug fit. Smooth flat surface.
Dealing cards, poker chips, game pieces, boards, puzzles. Got to have a good flat smooth surface. We use our game table for all game activities.
At the most I could see embroidering something on my felt on outer edges, but that might even interfere with game pieces.
There are a lot of accessories for cards and games. I could see quilting those. Bags, boxes, covers, totes, wallets and pouches for game money, drink coasters, cover for poker chip carousel.
I made pretty little beaded draw string money bags for mahjong.
Dealing cards, poker chips, game pieces, boards, puzzles. Got to have a good flat smooth surface. We use our game table for all game activities.
At the most I could see embroidering something on my felt on outer edges, but that might even interfere with game pieces.
There are a lot of accessories for cards and games. I could see quilting those. Bags, boxes, covers, totes, wallets and pouches for game money, drink coasters, cover for poker chip carousel.
I made pretty little beaded draw string money bags for mahjong.
Thanks for the great idea for when playing cards!
#10
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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I don't watch much tv, but I do watch YouTube videos. Last week, one that was in my feed (probably bc I watch a lot of sewing and craft videos) was for a fitted tablecloth. I didn't watch it, so not sure if it is what you are looking for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv8_psj97j8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv8_psj97j8
Yes, this would be a fast and easy table cover for kids use. I have some laminated table covers that I can cut smaller.Many thanks for the link to the video on how to do it.

