Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths

RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Post by mulberry204 (13) | (06/21/2008) Contact Real Cheap - I bought plastic tableclothes in that size at the Dollar Store. They come in all colors and look fine once decorated. $1.00 a piece. I have used more then once. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Post by momandmurray (6) | (06/20/2008) Profile | Contact Contact a local restarant that has linen tableclothes or just linen napkins. Ask if they will order your tableclothes from their supplier. Generally the cost is 50- 75 cents each. The supplier will be happy to make their loyal restarant customer happy and you will of course spread the word about how wonderful the restaurant is. It is a win win. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Post by tennesue (13) | (06/19/2008) Contact If you want fabric tablecloths rather than paper, try fabric outlet stores. I you don't shop for fabric ask someone who does and he or she can probably tell you the best ones or where one is. In a pinch go by Wal-mart, though I understand they aren't carrying fabric much anymore. One yard is three feet, so four yards at 1-2.00 a yard would give you a good overhang, be less than the rentals and you would have the fabric left-over to either re-use or donate to someone who could use it. Solids might suit you best, but take a look at what is available. You probably want to stay with cotton or cotton blends--polyester maybe, but no knits. They'll sag all over the place. Good luck. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Post by melody_yesterday (410) | (06/19/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact the local newspaper here used to sell what they call "end roll".Call & ask to speak to someone about it - that you aren't sure what dept it is right off hand. We used to get them for $2. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Post by bluealt (36) | (06/19/2008) Contact Have you thought about using sheets? Try your local thrift store for some good bargains on all size sheets. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Post By Katastrofy (Guest Post) (06/19/2008) When I ran a fair in my home town, I went to a paper milling company and explained to upper management what we were doing and asked him if we could buy a large roll of paper. It cost us $50 but we covered lots of tables, for 3 years (!), and we STILL have some left! Lay it on the table, cut it long enough so you can tape it to the underside of the table, and then "wash" it with Poster Paints, which are available at most Dollar Stores. We did a rainbow hue colour scheme one year, a nature hue scheme the next year, and a "handprint" scheme the next year, get creative! This year we're doing a water theme; painting lakes, waterfalls, and icebergs onto the paper. It's easy, fun, and gets all the FAMILIES involved! OR you can buy plastic table cloths from the dollar store but the paper is recyclable and environmentally friendly! Would LOVE to see pictures of your event posted! Report Spam or Abuse Request: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Post by lewis_admin (1242) | (06/18/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Thanks to all for the ideas regarding the centerpieces... Does any one know where to buy inexpensive white table cloths (66 inches round). I need about 20 of them. Eventsonabudget Answers: RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths How about getting white muslin cloth from the fabric store? Comes in many widths and its cheap fabric. Trim into the shape you need and turn under and fuse the hem using fusible web. Easy,fast and affordable. You can reuse the fabric after the event too to make quilts, or whatever. (04/09/2004) By denise RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths For our Daughter's wedding we rented the tablecloths from the local dry cleaners. (04/09/2004) By Faye RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths You could rent (maybe b uy) from a party rental store, or maybe buy from a restauant supply. (04/09/2004) By Linda RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths For our wedding we used craft paper to cover all of the tables. Guests were encouraged to write notes and draw pictures on the tables. Later the tablecloths became pages in my scrapbook. Great memories, and very inexpensive. (12/07/2004) By kari RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths Twin size sheets are inexpensive way to have a rectangular table cloth. Will fit a 6 ft table nicely. (05/29/2007) By kim RE: Looking for Inexpensive Table Cloths If you are not doing something elegant, and have rectangular tables, I have found that cheap rolls of wrapping paper can really give a party some punch! I go to Big Lots or the Dollar stores and buy them for $1.00 each. For a baby shower, I found wrapping paper that had a bright blue background with yellow duckies on it. One roll fits one table. I then hung bright blue and yellow balloons over each table and it the room looked stunning. This was for a church baby shower. I've also used teddy bear paper and used teddy bears as center pieces. I have also given a bridal shower in a restaurant and used beautiful pink flowered bridal paper at $1.00 each, used green plants as the center piece and it looked stunning. (04/11/2008) By Sandy Report Spam or Abuse