It has quite a texture to it, you might be able to see in the second snap:
If you go back to my last post, you will see the thrifted Husky that is now in residence on the map table, sharing with the laptop and a cup of tea. Dangerous living here.
Friday, November 5, 2010
flea market find question...help pls?
Seems I have a new-found addiction at the thrift shop - can anyone please tell me what is the name of this type of material, used to make these very nifty old tablecloths?
It has quite a texture to it, you might be able to see in the second snap:
If you go back to my last post, you will see the thrifted Husky that is now in residence on the map table, sharing with the laptop and a cup of tea. Dangerous living here.
It has quite a texture to it, you might be able to see in the second snap:
If you go back to my last post, you will see the thrifted Husky that is now in residence on the map table, sharing with the laptop and a cup of tea. Dangerous living here.
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I'm pretty sure it's a crepe. That's what I call it anyway, I could be wrong!
I am very jealous of your tablecloth karma. I make bags out of mine, when I manage to find some, but I think those would make some lovely pillows :D
Trudy
Looks like a cotton crepe to me, from the photo anyway. Very pretty!
I would love to do a kitschy tablecloth swap! I'll cross my fingers that I find something fabulous! And... I'm not really sure how the whole swap thing works... >.< Details? And Rocco says thank you :D
I love that fabric also....no idea what its called sorry.
Aren't vintage tablecloths lovely! I'm about to make a skirt form one.
sorry for the late comment, I've just found your blog via Kirsty.....but could it be barkcloth?
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