Choose a ribbon color that goes well with your table. Measure the circumference of your table, then cut the ribbon accordingly. Wrap the ribbon around the tabletop so that it covers the knots. Use a drop of hot glue or fabric glue every 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 cm) to secure the ribbon to the tutu.  Make sure that the ends of the ribbon are in the back of the table. Match the color to the tutu or the tablecloth. You can also use a darker shade than the tutu (i.e.: dark pink ribbon for a light pink tutu). Choose a ribbon that is wide enough to cover the knots. Something that is at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) will work fine, but you can go wider. Measure the circumference of your table, then cut some chiffon flower trim to that length. Glue the trim around the edge of the table to hide the knots from the tulle. You can use fabric glue or hot glue for this.  For a non-permanent option, use pins instead. The bulk of the flowers should help hide the pins. Choose a trim that is wide enough to cover the knots. It can be the same color as the tulle and/or tablecloth, or a coordinating color. You can find this trim at a fabric store's trim and ribbon section. Some craft stores may sell ribbon that looks similar. Wrap your ribbon or chiffon flower trim around the table first. Next, use a stencil to trace shapes onto the back of glittery scrapbooking paper. Cut the shapes out, then secure them to the trim with hot glue or fabric glue.  Use shapes and colors that match your theme. For example, use princess crowns for a princess party, or hearts for a wedding. The shapes should be around 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm) tall. Don't get carried away. You only need 1 shape at each corner, and 1 shape in the middle. Measure the circumference of your table, then buy a floral garland that’s close to that length. Cut the garland shorter, if needed, then wrap it around the tabletop. Use T-shaped floral pins to secure it to the tutu, making sure that you go through the tulle, elastic, and tablecloth. Again, if the table is against a wall, you only need to cover 3 sides.  For a fairy look, use a garland with flowers; they can have some green leaves too. Make sure that the colors go well with your tutu. For a fall look, use a garland made from maple leaves in reds, oranges, and yellows. For a forest or garden look, stick with a green garland--ferns would look lovely, but you can also use ivy or evergreen. Finish your tutu first, then drape a second, solid-colored tablecloth over your table. Starting at a corner, gather the bottom edge of the tablecloth, and secure it to the top edge of the tutu with a safety pin. Do this a few more times along the edges of your table until you get the look you want.  A plain fabric tablecloth would work fine, but a nicer fabric, such as velvet, would work better. Don’t use plastic. Cover the safety pins with large, silk flowers or satin ribbon bows. Alternatively, wrap the fabric around the edges of the table instead. This way, the top of the table will be exposed. Use a different color or shade from the tutu. For example, you can use dark blue for a light blue tutu, or purple for a pink tutu. Wrap a beaded pearl garland around the top edge of your table. Safety pin it at each corner and every 12 to 24 inches (30 to 61 cm). Let the garland droop a little between each pin to create a scalloped look. You can do this in addition to fabric scallops for an even fancier look. Make the beaded scallops droop lower than the fabric ones.
لفي شريط ستان حول الحافة العلوية لعمل شكل بسيط. استخدمي قصاصات زهور الشيفون كبديل إذا أردت شكلًا يناسب الفتيات. جددي شريط الستان أو الزهور بالظلال اللامعة إذا أردت. لفي إكليل زهور حول سطح الطاولة إذا أردت شكلًا كثيفًا. اخلقي شكلًا أجمل بمفرش حافته من النتوءات المدورة. استخدمي الأكاليل الخرزية بدل القماشية.