Because I was on a high from the jam-making I decided to be super domestic and make a tablecloth for my kitchen table. It’s one of those square tables that I’m seeing more and more, but nobody makes tablecloths that size (60″ sq).
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So I bought some darling polka-dotted fabric (In blue and green since those are the colors of my family/dining/kitchen) and am piecing together a bigger tablecloth that will fit properly (in oilcloth to protect against marauding children).
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Long story short–although the oilcloth is dreamy to work with, it’s not behaving itself at all. The tablecloth has been a complete bitch to make. I’m 3/4 of the way done and it is going to look awful. I’m not quite sure how to salvage it. That fabric was expensive too! And we still need a tablecloth. Placemats are just not cutting it.
I know what I need. Cookie dough! That will solve everything. Why didn’t I think of that sooner?
I’m impressed with your ambition. Unfortunately I don’t sew, so I’m not much help. However, in my attempt to offer moral support,
I ‘ll have some cookie dough for you today.
my favorite part of that post? the fact that you said BITCH.
thanks for that. made me lol
I am really impressed that you decided that after a grueling day of making jam you just decided to take on making a tablecloth. Who does that? I personally might think ” Oh I should just make that.” But I never do it. So kudos to you for really going for it, and one can never go wrong with cookie dough. Never.
That’s what you get for wanting to have a cute table cloth. Should have gone with the picnic table plaid.
p.s. I made cookies this week from your recipe and they were the best chocolate chip cookies I’ve ever made. Seriously.