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Old 10-25-2012, 08:13 AM   #1  
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Do you by chance know where I can find a tutorial for making a cover for a craft table using a sheet? Thanks!
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Don't know of one, Cass. But I just used a black queen size sheet and let it drape down in the front. That way, I could keep my boxes of extra stuff underneath out of view.
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My sheet hangs down to far for this table and I don't want anyone to trip over it, ya know. Thanks hun.
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Fold it.
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I'd have to take a picture and show it. It's not enough to fold, it's to flowy on each side.
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How about an alternative to a sheet? Places like Joann's, Walmart, Target, etc. have some vinyl tablecloths with a soft, flocked backing. Joann's has some Autumn ones on sale for 75% off right now that are really pretty and could work for year round (I think). They usually come in a variety of sizes and shapes. At that price, you are only paying about $2.00. Or try a dollar store. I know they are not quite as elegant as a nicely draped sheet, but might work as a "for now" solution. Or check out sales at a fabric shop and buy a discounted piece you can have cut to size. If you don't sew, you can always use fray-check on the edges (a glue that stops the edges from fraying, yet can be washed in the washer).

Hope these ideas help.
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I'd have to take a picture and show it. It's not enough to fold, it's to flowy on each side.
We use safety pins to pull the excess in that is on the corners. Pin from the inside so that the pin doesn't show.
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