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Christmas Eve Tablescape With DIY Place Cards #HomeforChristmas
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Tiffany at The House Down the Lane
(IC: blogger)
Welcome to my contribution to the Home for Christmas Blog Hop hosted by Hometalk.com and CountryLiving.com!
I'm SO excited to be participating in this hop!
There are going to be so many creative and inspiring posts, so make sure you click over to The House Down the Lane and "hop" around to all of the blogs linked at the bottom of the post.
I'm SO excited to be participating in this hop!
There are going to be so many creative and inspiring posts, so make sure you click over to The House Down the Lane and "hop" around to all of the blogs linked at the bottom of the post.
MY INSPIRATION:
My son's favorite Christmas movie...
My husband's favorite Christmas movie...
And my daughter's favorite Christmas movie...
And my favorite Christmas movie...
I'd already decided to go with a black, white, red, and green color scheme for our Christmas decorating, and I continued that with this tablescape.
I wanted my centerpiece items to really stand out, so I added a black runner on top of the gingham.
To create my centerpiece, I used a frosted berry wreath and three candles.
For the place settings, I used black chargers and the English Staffordshire J & G Meakin Welcome Home plates that I snagged at the thrift store for a steal!
I'm really looking forward to Christmas Eve and the family fun it promises!
A very special thank you to Hometalk.com and CountryLiving.com for hosting the Home for Christmas Blog Hop!
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Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published December 6th, 2015 11:36 PM
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Gaylia Nelson on Dec 06, 2016
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Jennifer Thompson Fogarty on Dec 06, 2016
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I would like to know how you attached the cards to the ornaments as well.