Tablecloths (1 Viewer)

[Jac Sprat]

Hi I an looking for small table cloths to throw over the table. When I couldn't get any the right size (regular Hymer) I thought I'd get material and cut to size but it's all shipped from Hong Kong and I can't wait around. Any ideas? Don't tell me not to bother as it brightens up the place and we are messy slobs haha

 

[GJH]

Try local fabric shops or stalls on markets. If nothing else you should be able to get hold of a cheap off-cut to use as a temporary measure.

 

[scotjimland]

Shops like The Range sell it on a roll, cut to the length you need

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[Jac Sprat]

Ah thanks Jim
Norwich have a Range somewhere.

 

[Allan & Loren]

I recently bought off the roll at the range. I wanted it for the outside table, the wipe able plastic stuff. Great choice and got a lovely design. Good value too. Dunelm mill have a good selection too.

 

[Jac Sprat]

Thanks
Finally tracked down the Range in norwich after living in norfolk for 12 years!
Got some nice tablecloth pieces

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[Lenny HB]

We use posh tea towels we buy on our travels.

 

[rangi]

Irish Linen, IF, you can't afford Linen from Egypt!

Standards Funsters! Standards, must be maintained don'tchaknow!!

 

[Anthea M]

Get mine for the MH at Dunelm as you can buy it from a roll so any length. We use it on picnic tables when we stop in France for lunch on an aire as well as our outdoor table.
( family laugh as I have one for breakfast and a different one for lunch and tea!!)

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[Allan & Loren]

Get mine for the MH at Dunelm as you can buy it from a roll so any length. We use it on picnic tables when we stop in France for lunch on an aire as well as our outdoor table.
( family laugh as I have one for breakfast and a different one for lunch and tea!!)

Now that's an idea! I only have one for all meals, might have to get another now

 

[Jac Sprat]

I think they make a nice focal point in the van amidst all the beige.

 

[Huskydog]

Ours has to match the curtains !

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[Allan & Loren]

Ours has to match the curtains !

Oh so chic!

 

[Huskydog]

Oh so chic!

You haven't seen the colour of our curtains !!

 

[Snowbird]

Saturdays Telegraph lasts all week with a clean tablecloth every day .

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[Anthea M]

Lemons for breakfast strawberries for rest of the day !!( covers up the birds--t on the picnic benches!!

 

[Hils and Glenns]

Lots of colours here. These are the original Oswaltwistle Mills tablecloths. Wash really well. https://lovetablecloths.co.uk/tablecloths-welcome/

 

[Hils and Glenns]

Should have said they don't crease either.

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[Hollyberry]

Dunelm ( my favourite shop) sell different grades of oilcloth. Start at £2.99 metre approx 150 cms wide. I covered the entire back seat of my car for £6.
The heavier qualities at £9.99 will stay in place better. None of them fray if you just cut them.
If you want mega posh any Cath Kidston shop sells oilcloth at about £20 a metre--- nice designs.
I'm just sewing a mixture of oilcloth remnants into tissue holders, wet wipe covers, mini purses and storage baskets. All going to be sold at a local car boot sale for http://www.scottyslittlesoldiers.co.uk