The Crochet Lace Tablecloth
Open crochet lace in warm beige, scalloped or tasseled, 55 x 55 to 71 x 71 in
From $49.95 $52.95






$49.95 $52.95
A water- and oil-repellent coating makes gravy, drinks and cranberry spills bead up on the surface so you can blot them away. The hemmed polyester-cotton blend has the matte, lightly flecked look and drape of linen.
Expected delivery Thu, Nov 5 to Wed, Nov 11
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Thanksgiving is the one dinner where gravy, cranberry sauce and red wine all share the table with a crowd. This cloth is coated so liquids bead up on the surface instead of sinking straight in, which gives you time to blot a spill with a napkin. Crumbs and dried drips wipe off with a damp cloth, and after most meals it's ready to fold away without a wash. It's just as handy on a buffet or dessert table, where serving spoons drip and guests help themselves.
It's still fabric, not vinyl. The polyester-cotton blend has the matte, lightly flecked look of linen and drapes like a regular tablecloth, without the shine or stiffness of a plastic cover.
The edges are neatly hemmed, so the cloth hangs in a clean, straight line. Add twice your drop to the table's width and length and pick the nearest size.
Because it wipes clean, this is the cloth to leave on the kitchen table all year: breakfasts, craft afternoons, puzzles and game nights. It also makes a good base layer under lace. The Crochet Lace Tablecloth shows up clearly over Dark coffee, and the coating catches anything that drips through the holes.
Wipe small spills with a damp cloth. When it needs a wash, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and hang to dry. Skip bleach, fabric softener and a hot dryer, which wear the coating down faster. If fold lines show, iron on low from the back. Store it loosely folded or rolled so the coating doesn't take a hard crease. Returns are accepted within 30 days.
It's water-repellent: spills bead on top and can be blotted or wiped away. A big spill left sitting for a long time, or a hot wet dish, can still work its way through, so use trivets and deal with spills soon.
No. The coating sits on a woven polyester-cotton fabric with a linen look, so it drapes and feels like a regular tablecloth, just a little smoother on top.
Yes, for a porch or patio meal it handles dew and spilled drinks well. Bring it in afterward; long hours of strong sun fade any dyed fabric.
Dark coffee and Wine red hide marks best. Coffee, the lightest of the four, shows more but goes with almost any dishes.