I have titled it A Cats Path of Destruction, as the entire tablecloth depicts various acts of pet destruction, followed by incriminating paw prints.
I also added paw prints to the original tablecloth to tie the two tables together.
A few posts back I wrote about a tablecloth I made for a table I take to markets. I made a wraparound tablecloth with an antique-style table painted on it. Well, I've added a second table to my market set up. I sell pet products and I wanted to bring pets into the design of the new table. Unlike the first tablecloth, which sits at the back of the market set up, this table will sit on the corner and will be viewed from all angles. The tablecloth wraps entirely around the table, it ended up being a long stretch of fabric, 70cm wide by 5.5m long. I have titled it A Cats Path of Destruction, as the entire tablecloth depicts various acts of pet destruction, followed by incriminating paw prints. The what-I-call-front of the tablecloth shows kitty-cat paw prints, knocking over a stack of books, completely ignoring their food, and pausing to play with a toy stuck in a potted plant, before wandering off round the corner. The other side starts off with a tipped over vase, spilling water and petals, a ball of wool, an old bird cage, with sneaky paw prints, a knocked over glass, and a cat scratcher, that has actually been used! One end has a multi level cat house. While the other end has a wonky kennel. Figwit stepped in at the right time to "complete" the photo. I hope this tablecloth works. It's purpose was to attract the eye and tell a story, that is hopefully relatable to pet owners.
I also added paw prints to the original tablecloth to tie the two tables together.
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