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Different Types of Table Coverings
Types of Fabric & Trim for Making Tablecloths
How to Design a Tablecloth
Sewing Floral Print to Animal Print to Make Tablecloths
Pinning Animal Print to Suede Pieces for Tablecloths
Sewing Animal Pieces to Suede Pieces for Tablecloths
Pinning Animal Piece to Suede for Sewing Tablecloths
Sewing a Floral Piece to Animal Print Piece for Tablecloths
Pressing Seams Open for Making a Tablecloth
How to Cut & Pin Trim for a Tablecloth
Sewing Trim over Seams Between Sections for Tablecloths
Pinning Front & Back Pieces Together for Tablecloths
Pinning the Fringe to Edge for Making Tablecloths
Sewing Front & Back Pieces Together for Tablecloths
Tips on Turning a Runner on a Tablecloth
Summary: Learn expert tips on how to turn a runner when making your own tablecloth in this free home decoration video on making and sewing a tablecloth.
Vicki Walker has been sewing professionally for more than 25 years. She has worked as a custom seamstress for home décor merchants in addition to operating her own business, Southern...read more
"This is Vicki Walker for Expert Village. I have sewn all the way around the outside edge of my decorative runner while the right sides where together. Now I would turn the runner to see how it looks. We can always turn it back if we need to do any adjustments on the seams or if any of the fringe happens to be caught in the seam. Now we can get a idea what it is going to look like. I would press it and sew the sides seam shut where we have turned it. So we can get a look at the finish product. I have finished turning the runner and I have pressed it and sewn the 4 inch opening close where we have turned the runner. This is the final product ready to be giving as a gift or to use an someones home. "
eHow Article: Tips on Turning a Runner on a Tablecloth
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