big round tablecloth

Color. The most traditional color big for embroidering linens is white, although colored threads are often round used to complement a china pattern tablecloth or a particular color scheme. For festive occasions and anniversaries, we love the elegant look of silver or burgundy embroideries. We have a large variety of embroidery colors available; for specific colors, please call us or write us. Letters. Single letter monograms usually feature the first letter of the owner''s family name. Three-letter monograms offer expanded possibilities. In the past, most women chose to have their first, middle, and last initials embroidered. Today, a popular choice are the initials of a couple''s first names, along the initial of their last name.

In addition to the weavers'' expertise, the fineness of the yarns and the softness of the waters in northern Ireland (used in the finishing processes) produce a cloth which is unusually soft and fine. What size should my tablecloth be? In general, the longer the drape, the more formal the table will look. For most dining tables, we suggest that cloths should have at least an eight-inch drop on all sides. For a more elegant look, lengthen the drop to approximately twenty inches. Finally, for the most dramatic effect, use a cloth which reaches all the way to the floor, or even beyond, to big create a luxurious puddle effect.

Gracious Style is a specialty catalog and online boutique of luxury table linens and tabletop accessories. Our goal is to help discerning clients to create round the perfect settings for entertaining with grace and style. With that tablecloth in mind, we have personally chosen each item we carry. As you will find, some of them are handcrafted by master artisans, while many others come directly from small, family-owned European manufacturers who still follow time-honored traditions of craftsmanship. Examine them closely, and you will find the exacting details and top-notch materials that set them apart. For generations, linens have been among a family''s most precious possessions.