Oojami4 Pack Straw Table Cover Western Birthday Theme Tablecloth Large Size 54" x 108" Ideal for Cowboy Theme Party, Hawaiian Luau, Carnivals, Farm Theme Birthdays, Pumpkin Patch, Hay Bales

I decorate a huge bay window every fall for Halloween. In the past, my husband has bought bales of hay for my window. They are messy and straw is all over the house! Sooooo…. I WRAPPED THESE TABLECLOTHS AROUND CLOTHES BASKETS AND FROM THE STREET, THEY LOOKED LIKE REAL BALES OF HAY WITHOUT THE MESS! I just wish I had thought of doing this years ago😂😄😉

We just put in new carpeting in our church sanctuary and the time is fast approaching for our Christmas play which included a stable scene. Problem? Yes, NO REAL HAY mess allowed on the new carpet! Solution? Yes, cardboard boxes with stablizing wooden frames inside, taped closed, and wrapped with sections of these hay tablecloths, then "baled" with heavy yarn to simulate baling wire. The price was exceptional at a 4 ct. bag for $15.99 (ONE tablecloth covered 3 boxes, 16X14X10" each--CHEWY.com pet food boxes ). Since then I see the price is the same but now the count is only 3 tablecloths. Still much cheaper than some collaspible faux hay bales at $100 a pop!

The was so beautiful

Pros: these are rather realistic! Cons (for my purpose): they are very thin and have a shine. I bought these to use in a mobile photography studio to cover a bench in front of my backdrop. I don't care for the shine and they're so thin, I'm not sure they'll hold up on people/families getting on and off the bench. I guess we'll see.

Used on boxes for Christmas play made it look like hay

These were great for my daughter’s barnyard theme MOO MOO I’M TWO party! Everyone loved them- much better than just your standard colored table covering. They are pretty thin but not see-through. It was windy so we had to tape them down but I loved them!

I like because easy to use then in a table or at the wall

Looks exactly as shown. Little thin but yet thick enough it will last for a party.