60 Inch Table Topper
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I still am using the same curtains, they are about 10 - 15 feet long, so will fit most any window size should we finally decide to move.
I hope you still had the curtains! I bought matching fabric for the wall paper in our kitchen, for dining room placemats and you guessed it. Years later still undone, and we moved into a different house. Oh well. Finally gave the placemats away for someone else to deal with. I love your table covering though, even with or without curtains LOL
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I have a pair of opal earrings that I "put away" for safe keeping. They were the fist gift my DH gave me when we were dating. I thought they were too pretty to wear, and didn't want to lose them. I have no clue what I did with them....any hints? Where did you find your fabric?
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. I used my creative circle ruler in order to make the 180 inches into a circle and in order not to have issues when putting on the binding, I sewed together the edges of these fabrics. Finally I sewed on the binding and just have to hand sew the reverse side of the binding onto the backing. [/TD]
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I hope this explanation will assist you when you try to make a circular shape, when you have a square and need to add on more fabric to make a circle.
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