Plastic tablecloth backdrop diy

Make this less than $5 and very simple diy party background to spruce up any party! All it takes is a little time and three plastic tablecloths.

Learn How to Make a DIY Tablecloth Party Backdrop With This Step-By-Step Photo and Video Tutorial!

We are sharing our step-by-step tutorial to create a fun fringe party backdrop! This super easy DIY fringe backdrop is perfect for your party!

These 12 easy plastic tablecloth decorations will make decorating for parties a breeze. With all the items easily purchased from dollar stores, they are not only effective and easy to make, but really cheap too. Whether you want to make a photo booth backdrop, streamers or simply jazz up table runners, all the party ideas are here for you. Party decoration could not be easier.

This easy photo booth backdrop was a last-minute, fit-it-in-if-there’s-time-to-prepare-it activity that we did for my daughter’s birthday party. I made this for her friend party. It ended up being a fun addition and I’m glad we included it. I think it will be fun to look back at the pictures of her and her friends... Read More »

Making a fringe backdrop as easy as 1-2-3. Check out our tutorial on a DIY fringe party backdrop that your guests will love.

Fringe backdrops, made from plastic tablecloths, are a great way to make your own backdrop inexpensively and can be custom-made to match any party theme or colors! In this comprehensive DIY guide, I will show you how to create an eye-catching photo booth backdrop using plastic table clothes and twine without fencing!

So, did you spy that bright, colorful backdrop in the background of our Punny Halloween Costume photos? Would you believe me if I told you that I made it myself using $10 worth of plastic tablecloths and supplies from home? Or how about if I shared photos and a step-by-step tutorial? Well, this is your...

This was my first time creating a streamer backdrop and I’m proud of how it came out! I made an 8’ x 8’ so it was pretty big and took a while, but it is really simple to do. I only used scissors, tape measure, plastic tablecloth and plastic fencing. Below I linked each product I used.

Lauren | Oh How Charming on Instagram: "Create a fringe backdrop using plastic tablecloths! I’ve have been making these for years and this is my favorite method. Link in my bio to all supplies used!"