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Posted by Taria on June 12, 2007, 5:24 pm
I have stacks of beautiful table cloths I pick up at thrift stores.
Lace, wovens, vintage 40's prints they are all out there. I think
less folks use them and just let go of them after awhile. Biz
takes out most stains and the price is usually pretty good.
Taria
Pogonip wrote:
> After nearly 40 years of Corel Winter White dishes for every day, I have
> taken the plunge, and ordered new dishes - from one extreme to the
> other. I'm getting Clay Art's Toscana - multi-colored Tuscan inspired
> dishes, with 4 different colors for place settings, and pieces within
> those settings varied in colors. Essentially, green, orange, yellow and
> brown. Square plates! Boredom ends here!
>
> None of my tablecloths, with the possible exception of a plain gold one
> are going to go with these dishes. To be honest, we rarely sit at table
> for a meal, anyway, but I would like to have at least one cloth that
> will "harmonize" with my colorful new dinnerware. I've been looking and
> thinking -- I think what I want it a kind of homespun with stripes or
> plaid. I could hem the edges, or fringe them, I think. I've checked
> the web for ready-made, and looked at fabrics.com for something
> suitable, and so far, nothing. Any ideas?
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