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This fabric is just gorgeous, it reminds me of Dutch blue plates which also reminds my of one of my new BOM designs. I think it's a fine fabric for a tablecloth. And being cotton means that its so easy to wash. Unfortunately it also means I'll have to iron it each time I wash it, and I do hate ironing but I think the beauty of having it makes up for that (and you never know, one of my DDs might offer to do it ..?)
The fabric had 'borders' which I cut out and stitched around as the hem to finish off the tablecloth as the table itself is oval shaped. I was going to use a lovely wide navy blue ribbon I had, but it would mean far too much ironing and buckling later on and I do like my tablecloths to hang straight. Because of this, I usually select heavier weight fabrics and light upholstery prints for my special occasion cloths but even they need ironing when un-packed so I guess its just something you can never get away from!
And this is the real reason this particular fabric print caught my eye; my tableware is all white and the blue and white print with patches of french toile makes each meal feel like a scene from a rural painting....
At least until the washing up...
Have a beautiful weekend
Just beautiful! I love your fabric as well...
ReplyDeleteLove it, Esther. That border is the perfect touch. Will be worth the ironing.
ReplyDeleteThat is looking lovely! Wishing you lots of good times at meal times with your loved ones.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteTwoje projekty są zachwycające.Życzę wielu wspaniałych pomysłów, w dalszej pracy artystycznej.
ReplyDeleteI like a tablecloth. It's like clothes for the house. I seldom unearth our table to eat though it's so full of stuff! Yours is lovely and those wood floors are gorgeous! envy...
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna Paylor