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Tulle at a glance

Evershine glitter tulle bolt
WidthLengthFinishColors
54"10 yd (30 ft)Sheer with glitter16

Frequently asked questions

How much tulle do I need to skirt a table?

Measure around the table and double it for gathers. A 6-foot banquet table is about 17 feet around, so plan about 34 feet — a little more than one bolt — for a full skirt.

Does the glitter shed?

A little, especially when you cut it. Unroll and cut the tulle outdoors or over a sheet, then shake it before you hang it.

Can I use tulle with plastic table covers?

Yes. Lay a solid plastic cover on the table, then drape tulle over it as a runner or gather it around the edge with clips. The cover protects the table, the tulle brings the shimmer.

Which colors do you carry?

Apple green, aqua, black, blush, fuchsia, ivory, lavender, light blue, orange, pink, purple, red, rose gold, royal blue, wine and yellow.

Tulle with the rest of the party tableware

Tulle is the decor layer between the plastic tablecloths and the tableware. Run it under disposable plates and plastic cups on a rectangle buffet, gather it around a cake table, or tie it to chairs so the party colors carry from the table to the room. Gold or silver plates and charger sets look especially elegant over a glitter runner.

We keep the material durable enough to reuse, and the designs simple enough to match any theme: rose gold for celebrations of a sweet sixteen, black and orange for a Halloween event, ivory for a wedding. Explore the collection, customize the colors to the occasion, and cleanup is a hassle-free roll back onto the bolt with food and quality tableware long cleared.

About our glitter tulle

Tulle is the lightest way to add volume to a room. A single bolt of our glitter tulle can skirt a cake table, run down a long banquet table, or tie bows on two dozen chairs. The 54-inch width means fewer seams on table skirts, and ten yards on a cardboard core unrolls cleanly without crushing.

We chose colors that match our plastic table covers, so a lavender cover can take a lavender skirt, an ivory cover can take blush, and a royal blue cover can take a silver-flecked overlay of royal blue tulle for a winter formal.

Ideas beyond the table

Hang it behind a photo booth, wrap it around porch posts for a wedding, gather it into pew bows, line a baby shower backdrop, or cut squares to bundle favors with a ribbon.

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