Showing posts with label oil cloth. oilcloth tablecloths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil cloth. oilcloth tablecloths. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Large Blue Oilcloth Tote Bag Giveaway

Time for Another Blog Giveaway!!

Perfect for summer picnics, trips to the beach or farmer's market, crafts, knitting, scrapbook supplies or books. Pretty blue with red and lavender blooming poppies and red on white polka dot on the inside. This is a large bag 14" x 18" ~ nice long straps and a convenient pocket inside. We sell oilcloth tablecloths, but you can ONLY WIN this tote bag valued at $28.00, with shipping you have a $35 prize!!
See our oilcloth tablecloths here:
Retro Oilcloth Tablecloths OK, FOUR Ways For You To Enter:

You get one chance by visiting our website here:
Nanalulus Linens and Handkerchiefs

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Be sure I have a way to get a hold of you if you are the winner! On Friday July 1 we will use a random number calculator to choose our winner!! EASY as that :) Sorry due to postal expenses giveaway is only open to mail to the US.

Saturday, September 18, 2010

What is Oilcloth? Oilcloth Tablecloths


What is Oilcloth?

Oilcloth has been around for about 100 years. You may remember walking into your grandmas kitchen and seeing a similar tablecloth on her kitchen table. It was relatively inexpensive, and often sold by the foot or yard in hardware or yardage stores. The original oilcloth was created by coating block-printed canvas or linen with linseed oil resin With age, the resin and design would crack and flake off.

Today’s high-tech version is a vinyl-permeated cotton mesh. It won’t crack and peel but has the same shine and color vibrancy of the oilcloth of yesteryear.

Some of today’s oilcloth is printed using some of the vintage designs, in many cases using the actual plates and rollers that were used for the vintage oilcloth.

Our tablecloths are durable even when used with hot plates. Waterproof and protected with a clear finish fade, stain, and soil resistant. They are easy to wipe clean with a warm, soapy sponge. Do not machine wash, or dry. Look at the pretty designs


Check out our tablecloths here: