OHOME Easter Decorations - Rabbit Eggs Disposable Plastic Tablecloth Rectangular | Easter Party Decorations Supplies Favors Indoor Outdoor - Spring Holiday Backdrop Banner Table Cover for Home Kitchen
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OHOME Easter Decorations - Rabbit Eggs Disposable Plastic Tablecloth Rectangular | Easter Party Decorations Supplies Favors Indoor Outdoor - Spring Holiday Backdrop Banner Table Cover for Home Kitchen

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Egg dye, jelly beans and a table full of children make a case for a cover that wipes rather than washes. This one measures 130 by 220 centimeters, or 52 by 87 inches, which fits the eight-foot folding table most families borrow for a holiday crowd of eight to ten. The print is a soft gingham base with bunnies and flowers over it.

On A Folding Table

Eight-foot rectangular tables are the standard rental and the standard basement spare, and 52 by 87 inches lands on one with enough drop at the sides to look intentional. Eight to ten places fit around it. On a smaller kitchen table the extra length hangs low, which children like and which hides whatever the table looks like underneath. Nothing here needs ironing before the food goes out.

Gingham Under The Bunnies

The pattern runs in two layers: a small gingham check as the ground, then bunnies and spring flowers scattered across it. Gingham keeps the whole thing from reading as a children's party only, so the same cover suits an adult brunch. Pastel plates and a few dyed eggs down the middle are enough on top; the cloth is already doing the decorating.

Thick Plastic, Dye Cups

Thick plastic is the practical choice for a meal that involves dye cups. Water does not go through it, so a spilled glass sits on the surface until someone comes with a paper towel, and the table underneath stays dry and unscratched. The sheet weighs almost nothing, which is what lets one person carry it out to a patio table and bring it back in when the wind picks up.

A Backdrop After Dinner

Taped flat to a wall the same sheet becomes a backdrop, which is a common second use once the meal is over and the photos start. Hosts also cut it down for a banner across a doorway or a shorter cover for the dessert table. Outdoors it goes over the folding table at the edge of an egg hunt, where the ground is damp and a fabric cloth would not last.

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