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Cheesecloth Table Runners, Plain or Tea-Dyed

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A loosely gathered sage gauze runner down a long wooden wedding table, with candlesticks, white flowers and a wood-slice table number
Photo: Jonathan Borba · Pexels License

What you'll make

Long tables dressed in soft, frayed cheesecloth feel like a country supper with friends, especially once the candles are lit and the bread starts going round. Left natural cream or tea-dyed to a warm oatmeal, the fabric drapes off each end in loose, airy folds, for about £4.06 a table.

Materials (per item)

  • cotton cheesecloth (thin, gauzy fabric) · 3.2 mcut to length for the runner£3.88
  • black tea bags (optional) · 10 bagsdye the cloth a warm beige£0.18
  • DIY cost each£4.06

Tools

  • Sharp fabric scissors
  • Tape measure
  • Kettle
  • Plastic bucket or washing-up bowl (8 litres or more)
  • Rubber gloves
  • Clothes airer or shower rail

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