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Old tablecloths deserve better than the trash can. These free sewing patterns refashion them into lovely, brand-new items you’ll actually use.
You wouldn’t even imagine what you can create from an old tablecloth. That is why we’ve compiled this list of free sewing patterns. With this collection, you will learn to make items like dolls, skirts, tops, tote bags, and much more. So, don’t wait—scroll down, pick a pattern, and get crafting!
Tablecloth Refashion Free Sewing Patterns
1. DIY Tablecloth Cami Top
Who would have thought you could make such a great cami top from an old tablecloth? But Sew Amelia has proven that you can refashion it into something wearable. If seeing this makes you want to create one too, follow the tutorial right now.
2. Tablecloth Upcycle Retro Style Dress
Making a top out of an old tablecloth is unusual enough, but creating an entire dress is a whole different experience. Wondering how to make it? You’ll need a circular tablecloth, some bias tape, and stretchy fabric to finish the neckline. Rachel‘s visual guide will help you with the rest.
3. Vintage Tablecloth Blouse Top
This top, crafted from a vintage tablecloth, is a perfect example of combining old-school style with modern fashion. The lacy white fabric gives a retro vibe, and the black ribbon adds a contemporary look. Sabrina has demonstrated how to create this wearable with proper guidance. Click the link for more details.
4. DIY Vintage Tablecloth Skirt
Who knew that an old tablecloth lying around your house could be turned into a skirt that fits you perfectly? Beth has demonstrated how to turn any vintage tablecloth into a skirt. Without a doubt, this is the most amazing pattern on the entire list.
5. Pretty Blouse from a Tablecloth
Rachel has designed this pattern specifically for women who often find their clothes uncomfortable during pregnancy and nursing. This pretty white blouse solves that problem. Since it’s made from a lightweight tablecloth, it ensures comfort at all times. Although this was created using a ‘thrift flip’ technique, if you’ve any doubts, don’t hesitate to click on the tutorial.
6. Tablecloth to Circle Skirt
This is a great way to keep your old round tablecloth from going to waste. Melissa has put it to excellent use by turning it into this circular skirt. Once you watch the tutorial, you’ll find it quite easy to make. Plus, it won’t take much effort; just click once and see.
7. DIY Button Up Tablecloth Shirt
If your wardrobe is currently filled with store-bought clothes and nothing is made by your own hands. Now, it’s time to create your first handmade DIY button-up shirt with the help of Joanne’s tutorial.
8. Tablecloth Clothespin Butterflies
This list includes not just clothing stuff but also home decor pieces. One such item is Larissa’s clothespin butterflies. They have lovely leafy and fruit print all over their fabric body. Plus, the wooden center gives them a rustic woodland feel.
9. Refashion Tablecloth into a Circle Skirt
There is nothing wrong with turning a tablecloth into curtains or small coasters. But making a skirt lets you wear it—even for everyday use or special occasions. You’ll be impressed by this creation from Zeta. She teaches you how to make such a fantastic skirt in a very easy way.
10. Old School Tablecloth Skirt
Here is another green skirt on the list. This version uses foldover elastic for the waistband instead of the wide one. That is why it’s crucial to go through Beth’s tutorial, so you don’t miss out on any important information.
11. DIY Retro Tablecloth Tote Bag
You were informed right at the start that, alongside apparel, you would also see bags and decor items. Here is a tote bag made entirely from a tablecloth—a wonderfully lightweight accessory to carry around. If you’d like to make one yourself, set aside four hours. Rest, you can learn how from Dana’s tutorials.
12. Upcycled Doll from Tablecloth
Last but not least, this article is not only for your garments, bags, and home decor items but also for little champs. Your kids will absolutely love these dolls upcycled from an old tablecloth—what better way to use up that fabric stash? Larissa created them with a few supplies, which you can find in her tutorial.