There are lots (I mean lots) of gift wrapping ideas out there in internet world. I felt like I had seen it all until I ran across these adorable glitter labels from d.Sharp. I love them! They would make the perfect finishing touch on a gift! I also fell for the sweet letterpress cards in the shop. It just makes me so happy when I run across little gems like this shop. So sweet!
Thanksgiving is tomorrow! This is about the time I always start freaking out as inevitably the holiday has snuck up on me and I am scrambling for easy last minute DIY’s for my table, that don’t look too “crafty” and have a level of sophistication to them. So I thought that I would share some of my favorites with you.
This table runner idea is so easy to do and is so beautiful. All you need is a book you are willing to rip pages out of (preferably vintage with those beautifully yellowed pages and it always helps to have a book that people have read it stirs up conversations) and a craft punch like this one.
I love this (easy!) glittered (my one of my favorite colors is after all glitter) corn centerpiece. It would look so beautiful displayed with richly colored gourds. I collect various tall gold/brass candle sticks at thrift stores (believe me every thrift store has them in abundance…) they (the candle sticks) would make a perfect addition to the glittered corn centerpiece.
Another easy trick is to use miss-matched vintage plates (or non-vintage plates) on your table. If you don’t have enough, again the thrift store may be your best friend today. Run out and grab a few plates with various patterns.
I love this banner idea! If you don’t have glitter handy (or your not really into glitter…) the letters would look really beautiful painted brown or a deep coral orange. If you don’t have time to run out and get letters print out easy to cut letters as a stencil and make the letters from cardboard.
And last but not least when in doubt or in a pinch, use pumpkins, gourds and squashes…lots of them…
Hope you all have a Happy and lovely Thanksgiving!
I recently worked on a custom invitation set for Rebecca and Adam. They were married labor day weekend in Sun Valley, Idaho. I love their simple, classic style. The invitations are a beautiful rich navy blue and burgundy red. I also created a rehearsal dinner invitation to reflect their ceremony invitation design. One of my favorite pieces of their wedding paper are the vintage table numbers created from vintage postcards. I love the way they turned out. I loved working with these two. It’s great when the invitations turn out but it’s equally as wonderful to meet new friends!
Are you interested in custom invitations? …Or custom calligraphy? Contact me here, let’s chat!
all images taken by me, you are free to use them for personal use just be sure to credit la Happy! thanks!