dress up a simple candle by wrapping a piece of scrapbooking paper around the center and place on a tea cup plate. I like the contrast of the red with the white saucer!
invest in clear vases to use with many different themes. This one has red sand bought from a craft store, it adds a great punch of color!
instead of expensive napkin rings use paper and adhere with a paper butterfly. Its hard to see in this picture but between the silver charger and clear salad plate is a round of butterfly paper. It adds great interest to the table setting!
this is a shot of the entire table! I love the wooden block letters "KATE", this was set as a bridal shower table! So sweet!
Betsy, holding up cardboard birds bought at a craft store. Before they are just cardboard but by tracing paper and using spray glue you create something much more interesting. It is inexpensive and easy! Love it!
on the table Jenn used wooden photo blocks (normally used to hang on the wall) as part of her tablescape than added the above birds!
the butterfly in the center of the plate is also a cardboard piece covered in scrapbooking paper! Doesn't it look striking on the table? Also she used paper as a placemat. The patterns are so fun and I love the idea of each party being different. Unlike when you have cloth placemats!
instead of expensive napkin rings use paper and adhere with a paper butterfly. Its hard to see in this picture but between the silver charger and clear salad plate is a round of butterfly paper. It adds great interest to the table setting!
this is a shot of the entire table! I love the wooden block letters "KATE", this was set as a bridal shower table! So sweet!
Betsy, holding up cardboard birds bought at a craft store. Before they are just cardboard but by tracing paper and using spray glue you create something much more interesting. It is inexpensive and easy! Love it!
on the table Jenn used wooden photo blocks (normally used to hang on the wall) as part of her tablescape than added the above birds!
the butterfly in the center of the plate is also a cardboard piece covered in scrapbooking paper! Doesn't it look striking on the table? Also she used paper as a placemat. The patterns are so fun and I love the idea of each party being different. Unlike when you have cloth placemats!
Thanks to Jenn for coming East (she is from San Diego!) during the coldest spell of the year! We hope you had fun and your tips will be very useful during our next dinner party and/or shower!
Everyone else jump over to the HWTM blog, I promise you will be inspired and will immediately want to plan your next dinner, I know I did!
Everyone else jump over to the HWTM blog, I promise you will be inspired and will immediately want to plan your next dinner, I know I did!
2 comments:
jul, great entry! i had a great time with you at the HWTM event and jenn, if you're reading, it was great to meet you too! thanks for all of the helpful tips... i actually bought glue dots today!!
That sounds like so much fun. I love Hostess with the Mostess.
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