Card tables are handy because they can be used for different activities and can be easily stored. Setting them up takes little time: just unfold the legs and click them into place. Keep the following in mind as ways to use your card table. more »
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On a rainy day or bored afternoon, toddlers may need a hideaway. Give them an adventure in your own home. In five minutes, you can set up a place to play and exercise their imaginations in a card table cave. more »
There's no need to buy an expensive domino table. By recycling an old card table, you can make a nifty domino table of your own. By creating a unique table with easy to use supplies, you'll encourage friends and family to play dominoes. more »
Escort card tables at a green wedding can match the theme with egg crates or natural objects. Go green with wedding tables with tips from a professional event planner in this free video on green wedding planning. more »
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