Showing posts with label decorating ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decorating ideas. Show all posts

Saturday, August 18, 2012

Baby shower tables

Here are some ideas for baby shower tables (or for any party, wedding reception, etc):

*Cover used, clean tin cans with scrapbooking paper (or fabric, newspaper, etc)

*Save glass jars for candles

*Put flowers from your garden in cans and/or jars

*Use scraps of fabric, burlap, etc. as runners on table to add color

*Print old photos to scatter on table

*Use brightly colored, old school candies in old glasses (I used lollipops and pixie sticks)







And this was my favorite idea....actually didn't even need pinterest for this one. haha! I picked out the perfect branch and carried it around in my truck for 2 weeks just so it would be dry!! I hung photos from twine and hung some fabric owls I made. I hung the whole branch from the ceiling with twine. The banner is made from scrapbook paper and decorative tape.






To make these, stick a paper straw in a marshmallow (wish I had gotten the huge ones) and stick in the freezer for a few minutes. Dip in melted white chocolate, then in sprinkles, colored sugar or toasted coconut.






Thursday, August 16, 2012

Wishes for Baby




This table was so much fun to do! I brought all kinds of stuff from my house to decorate with...I used an antique table cloth (over one that was already there), an old doll chair, an antique folding chair I painted, some of my cloth owls, a painting of owls, paper covered cans, jars of candy, old photos, etc. I made some "wishes for baby" papers for people to fill out and put into the bucket in the back and had a place for everyone to sign in. I REALLY wanted to read all the wishes for baby, but I didn't! My sister said she read them and they made her cry.

I designed those wishes for baby notepads on the computer and ordered them online. 



And these are my sister's first "babies". They are in a cradle our cousin's husband made for her waaaaay back when with an owl I made from her nursery fabrics and a blanket knitted by a friend of mine.