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04-07-2005, 10:29 AM #1
Do you have a tablecloth on your table?
No. I seldom use a tablecloth unless I have company coming. We use tablemats instead.
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Same here CJ. Ours are usually some shade of green.
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04-07-2005, 10:53 AM #3Registered User
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I just have a table runner and placemats. They have roosters on them.
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I have the chic look of a clear plastic tablecloth on my dining room table. lol
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Always on the dining room table. It's been the green and white gingham check one for ever so long.
On the breakfast nook table - it's placemats (pictures of apples in basket).
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04-07-2005, 11:16 AM #6KimBob
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I used to, but with 3 dogs in the house it just attracted to much dog fur. We just have placemats now.
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No tablecloth but I do have a table runner.....it is in the American theme and has pretty flags on it!
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I use a tablecloth in winter that has fruit in dark earthy tones and some deep purple. I take it off the end of March and use placemats with fruit also. It goes with my wallpaper boarder. I just like the darker warm feel of the tablecloth on cold winter days.
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our table is now used as a "desk" for the computer...so no tablecloth.
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I use tablecloths, mainly because I hate my table. I'm going to paint it white soon then it may come out from under its disguise. Currently I have a red and white check tablecloth on it with rocking horses and topiary trees but I often use white cotton cloths. I have two, one with embroidered hearts and one with embroidered swags of flowers.
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Yes, I always have a talecloth on our table.
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no tablecloth on our kitchen table.. it attracts the animal fur so I just keep it bare, well I do have a lazy susan in the middle
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nothing on my table, not even placemats...my children would rip them off anyway.
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I don't have anything, either. Nothing. Not even a centerpiece.
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I don't have a table in my kitchen -- so my dining room table is covered with a "lovely" green plastic cloth. I have several pretty cloths -- guess I should treat my family to something pretty! I keep the plastic one on the table to protect the wood.
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