• In mere minutes, make a round waterproof tablecloth with colorful, durable oilcloth and the yardstick compass
• In under an hour, use this versatile oilcloth and your sewing machine to create totes, aprons, seat cushions, placemats, beach bags and more
• No-sew projects! Use this clever fabric to make great drawer or shelf liners, lampshades and book covers—no sewing required

• Made from heavyweight vinyl fused to a cotton-web backing
• 47" wide
• 1/8" check
• 1/4" pattern repeat
• Waterproof, fire and stain resistant
• Sponge clean with warm soapy water
• Mfg: Oilcloth By The Yard

The promise Nancy made more than 30 years ago still stands today. At Nancy's Notions, your 100% satisfaction is guaranteed. If, for any reason, at any time, you're not completely satisfied with an item's quality, please return it for a refund, an exchange, or a credit of the purchase price.

Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Can I return software? Yes, even after you've installed the software on your computer. Simply uninstall the software and return the complete package.

2. Can I return embroidery designs? Yes, go ahead and break the package seal. If you don't care for how your new designs stitch, return the opened CD. Simply delete any designs you already loaded to your computer, memory cards, jump drives, or sewing machine.

3. Can I return cut fabric? Yes. Go ahead. Prewash and cut your fabric. If you don't like how it sews, return it. It's that simple.

Learn more about how to return or exchange an item you purchased from Nancy's Notions.

• Keep a hot iron away from the surface of oilcloth because it could melt the fabric surface. If needed, use a warm, dry iron on the wrong side of the fabric with a damp press cloth. Do not use steam and don't hold the iron down in one place very long. Or use a wooden presser like the Little Wooden Iron to press the oilcloth.
• Use the standard sewing machine presser foot or a Teflon foot. A smooth Teflon-coated foot glides over hard-to-sew fabrics like oilcloth, preventing the fabric from tugging and pulling against the foot. If you don't have a Teflon foot, use tissue paper or wax paper between the oilcloth and the presser foot. The paper will help the fabric glide smoothly and the stitching perforates the paper, making it easy to remove. After sewing, tear the paper away.
• Use a size 80 universal needle
• Thread the top and bobbin of the machine with coordinating all-purpose thread
• Pin marks are permanent in oilcloth, so binding and hem clips are good substitutes. They firmly hold the edges in place, yet leave no marks on the fabric when they're removed.
• Since oilcloth doesn't ravel, finish the edges with decorative shears such as scallop shears, pinking shears, or a wavy blade rotary cutter

How to use this guide: The back of the pattern envelope calls for 2-1/4 yards (2.10m) of 44"-45" (115cm) width fabric; the fabric you choose is 50" (127cm) wide. Find 2-1/4 yards (2.10m) under the 44"-45" (115cm) column and read across the same line to the 50" (127cm) column. You'll find that with that fabric width you need 2 yards (1.80m). Napped, one-way design fabrics or large pattern pieces may require additional yardage.

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