Curse Of The Tablecloth
#31
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
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I think you have a multitasking table the AND quilt! Both sides are really pretty. I would be sure to tell the niece of this table cloths creation. Let her spread the story to keep anyone else for making a request. You did a beautiful job. I know the frustration of ripping out threads. God bless you for taking on the second challenge.
#34
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Belleville, MI
Posts: 142
Looks great. Thanks for the idea. Spray it with Scotchguard fabric protector. If anything is spilled on it it will just bead up and you can wipe it off right away without it staining. I don't think it will survive the washer though so you will probably have to spray it again the next time you use it. You can also try the new Never Wet. It is a waterproofer for fabric. It says if you spray your shoes you can walk thru water and it won't soak thru the fabric.
#37
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Posts: 4,394
Just gorgeous and more gorgeous.
I'm wondering why the special effort to make it double sided. I think I'd rather have two separate table cloths and avoid the extra hastle. It would cost more for the extra batting and backing, I realize.
You made a very special gift. Hope she treasures it.
I'm wondering why the special effort to make it double sided. I think I'd rather have two separate table cloths and avoid the extra hastle. It would cost more for the extra batting and backing, I realize.
You made a very special gift. Hope she treasures it.
#39
Just gorgeous and more gorgeous.
I'm wondering why the special effort to make it double sided. I think I'd rather have two separate table cloths and avoid the extra hastle. It would cost more for the extra batting and backing, I realize.
You made a very special gift. Hope she treasures it.
I'm wondering why the special effort to make it double sided. I think I'd rather have two separate table cloths and avoid the extra hastle. It would cost more for the extra batting and backing, I realize.
You made a very special gift. Hope she treasures it.
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