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Napkin Tree

I picked up a package of napkins on clearance at Jo-Ann's for fifty cents the other week. I had purchased a paper mache cone for around three dollars at Michaels not knowing what I would do with it. I decided to cut about four napkins into strips and then use mod podge to adhere them to the cone to make a fall tree.

I'm still trying to hang on to fall colors and Thanksgiving here instead of giving into Christmas just yet.

The total cost for this project was a little over three dollars because I did not use all the napkins in the package. I hope to find another use for the rest of the pack soon.

Thanks for stopping by.

Megan

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Filed Under: craft, DIY, fall, Mod Podge

Creative Ideas For Thanksgiving

It's hard to believe it's that time of year again!

No matter whether your Thanksgiving traditions are tried and true, or just

beginning to be created, it's the season to celebrate. Spruce up your Thanksgiving

table with these creative decorating and entertaining ideas...

Give thanks

A welcoming outdoor display from BHG

Candy cornucopia from Simple Girl

Homespun Thanksgiving table

How to fold a turkey napkin from Martha Stewart

Repurposed bottle decor from Choose To Thrive

A colorful addition to a child's place setting

Thanksgiving printable from Craftily Ever After

Thanksgiving turkey luminaries

Apple candles

Twig leaf craft

Turkey cookies with heart by Bee In Our Bonnet

Cinnamon stick wrapped candles

Fruitful place settings from Delish

Indian corn cupcakes made with jelly beans

Harvest napkin ties from Martha Stewart

Thankful banner by Organize Your Stuff Now

Festive napkins from BHG

Thanksgiving pine cone topiary place card from Celebrations

Rubber stamped cocktail napkins from Delish

Lovely display by Debra at The Bungalow

What do you think?

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Filed Under: autumn, crafts, fall, holiday crafts, holidays, ideas, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving crafts

Fall Table Decor with Hardware Accents

I am a party of a challenge at the His and Hers blog to use anything from the hardware store for a project. I first did my Pendant Shade with Metal Washer Accents and then realized that I had many washers left over. I used them to add a little something with some leftover fabric to various vases from the dollar store.

I picked up the plates and napkins from Target. Then created my own napkin rings with metal washers and some jute twine. I didn't include the silverware in my pictures because my two year old would be running around with them chasing my dogs.

I took the piece of fabric that came wrapped around the napkins and wrapped it around the bottle in the crate. I picked up this cute little bottle and crate for next to nothing at the tag sale at Elizabeth & Co around the corner from my house. I added some pine cones that my daughter collected on our beach trip.

Thanks for stopping by my quick little table decor project.

It was a lot of fun and it makes it feel like fall even though the day I did this it was almost 80 degrees here in Maryland. I was able to use some materials from previous projects. However, now we are trying to get through this approaching hurricane, Sandy. I hope that it all blows through without too much damage.

I am participating in the Random Acts of Craftiness at His and Hers where we had to use hardware to create a project in the month of October.

Megan

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