Check this out.
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The runner is wrapping paper from Michael’s. Just fold to the size you need and tape it underneath. No washing afterward, just toss it
The plates & bowls I found at the $1 store. They remind me of Martha’s with the beaded edges. My eyes nearly popped out of my head when I found them. The chargers are from Hobby Lobby. The napkins are regular generic paper napkins I folded in long rectangles.The pine cones and branches are from our yard,
and the cranberries are leftover from Thanksgiving.
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The runner is wrapping paper from Michael’s. Just fold to the size you need and tape it underneath. No washing afterward, just toss it
The plates & bowls I found at the $1 store. They remind me of Martha’s with the beaded edges. My eyes nearly popped out of my head when I found them. The chargers are from Hobby Lobby. The napkins are regular generic paper napkins I folded in long rectangles.The pine cones and branches are from our yard,and the cranberries are leftover from Thanksgiving.
The bulbs are old, and everything else I had.
When deciding what to use, try to stick to 2 or 3 colors.
Use different sized patterns like here the checker board against the stripes.
Also, don’t forget to add in a natural element like flowers, or branches.
Even a piece of fruit will work.
I usually walk around the house gathering whatever I have on hand.
Use different sized patterns like here the checker board against the stripes.
Also, don’t forget to add in a natural element like flowers, or branches.
Even a piece of fruit will work.
I usually walk around the house gathering whatever I have on hand.
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