Thanksgiving Chandelier Decor
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For just a few minutes of your time and a few dollars you can transform your everyday chandelier...into a holiday centerpiece that doesn't take up any valuable table space. Make your chandelier the star of the Thanksgiving celebration this year!!
I used contrasting ribbon and candle rings made of faux leaves to pull off this autumn look.
Here, I started with our chandelier...
These are the ribbon colors I chose. Be sure to pick ribbon that is complimentary to your overall theme and appropriate for the season. I liked the tans and browns with a splash of orange...those colors go well with the faux leaves on the candle rings, and will work with my Thanksgiving decor.
Snip the candle ring to create and opening. I used heavy wire cutters to make quick work of snipping the ring. I used two rings for my chandelier...you may need to use just one or maybe three depending on the size of your light fixture.
I rested the candle rings among the arms of the chandelier. I used a little fine gauge wire to secure the leaves to the chandelier. After the ribbon is on...no one can see that it is attached.
Next, I wove ribbon throughout the chandelier, creating a swag between each arm.
I repeated the process with a contrasting burlap ribbon.
For more information on this easy Thanksgiving project, please stop by my blog, Blue Ribbon Kitchen!! Thanks for stopping by and Happy Thanksgiving!
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Very pretty.
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Its looks very nice going to try it out on my chandelier
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