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No it will not fit. It will sit on the table like a large, odd-looking place mat. Tablecloth measurements refer to the exact size of the table cloth, not to the size of table it will fit. For a 96 inch diameter round table, you'll likely need a 120 inch diameter tablecloth to allow for 12 inch overhang all the way around. You can use a 108 inch round, which will give you a 6 inch drop or 120 inch round, which will give you a 12 inch drop or 128 inch round, which will give you a 16 inch drop
That completely depends on the height of table top above the floor. The width of the tablecloth needs to be the width of the table (60") plus twice the height from the floor. So, if the height from the floor is 30", the tablecloth needs to be 120" wide.
When measuring for a rectangular tablecloth, naturally measure the length and width you need. Then, add at least half of the height of the table on both dimensions, in order to allow for overlap.
Table linen size will depend on the drop you need. For a 5 foot diameter (60 inch) ROUND table and using a 90 inch ROUND tablecloth your drop would be 15 inches all around the table. For a 5 foot diameter (60 inch) SQUARE table and using a 85 inch SQUARE tablecloth your drop would be 12 and a half inches all around.
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Most standard sizes are available through the distributors. In addition to tablecloths and napkins, runners and table skirts are available in a wide array of fabrics. Non‐standard sizes may be available upon request.
There are two solutions.First, just cut your round tablecloth out of a length of fabric, and throw away the waste corners.Second, make a number of triangles (6 to 10), long thin wedges each one sixth (tenth) of the circumference at the sort end, and the length of the wedge being the radius of your table. sew them together to make your circular tablecloth out of the wedges, and trim off the surplus.And all possible answers will need you to assume a particular width for the cloth.
If you are making a rectangular 9 ft. tablecloth, you will probably need a little more than 9 ft. of fabric to allow for turning under and finishing your two ends. I would suggest 3 yards (9 ft.) plus another 6 in. to allow for turning under 1" and finishing your two ends with 2" hems.
1 of 5 Measure the diameter of your table. 2 of 5 Add the diameter of the table to twice the table's height if you want a floor-length tablecloth. 3 of 5 Add the diameter of the table to twice the desired length if you want a shorter tablecloth. (Measure the distance from the edge of the table to the desired length.) 4 of 5 Add 1 1/2 inches to your measurements to allow for a 3/4-inch hem around the bottom of the tablecloth. 5 of 5 Use this figure for both length and width of the material you will need.
To make a 60" round tablecloth, you must first select the fabric desired. Fabric comes in widths, 36", 48" 60". If you buy 60" fabric, you would need 1 2/3 yards, if the fabric is 45" you will need double the length or3 1/3 yards.
A standard table height is 30", so times 2 (each side) would be 60". Add that to your 48", and you get 108" for your table cloth if you want it to go to the floor. If not to the floor, subtract how much shorter you want it, and so on...the packages will have standard lengths listed.
If the table height is 29 inches standard then 120 inches is perfect fit, which gives the drop up to the floor.