Happy Thanksgiving ya'll! I'm sure you are busy preparing for the big meal coming up, but there is still time to make simple and unique napkin ring place cards to dress up your table with these amazing Epiphany Crafts
and just a few supplies. So fun and easy, even the kids can help.
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and just a few supplies. So fun and easy, even the kids can help.
If you like what you see and want to see more, click the pink button below to follow my crafty adventures. And you'll never miss a post, blog hop, tutorials, and our Christmas Giveaways coming soon.
Click "read more" for more details...
How I made this card...
Earlier this month we were having record hot temperatures here in Colorado, which is rare this time of year, but because of that we still have lots of fall leaves on the trees and on the ground. So, I went out and gathered some yellow aspens and red maple leaves from my backyard to make this project uniquely Colorado. And I'm glad I did, because we got our first snow yesterday.
Next I punched out name tags from the leaves with a ticket punch. That's right, punches aren't just for paper anymore. Then I wrote each guests name on a leaf. I tried several types of pens and white journaling pen did not work, but Sharpie and LePen did. Then I covered each piece with a clear epoxy bubble sticker for dimension.
To make the napkin ring, believe it or not, I made these from empty toilet paper rolls cut in half and decorated with pattern paper, orange burlap cut in strips, paper flowers, and leaves adhered with glue dots or adhesive. Then I adhered a name tag to each napkin ring for a uniquely personalized project for our special dinner.
From our house to yours, I am so thankful you follow my crafty adventures...Happy Thanksgiving! ~Kim and family
Challenges:
WIW Photo Inspiration Challenge ~ N1616
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Thanks/Thanksgiving
Supplies used: Epiphany Crafts Tools: SST-71 Shape Studio Ticket and SSA-74 Bubble Caps Ticket; Aspen and maple leaves from my backyard; empty toilet paper rolls (Michaels and other craft stores do sell them too); Petaloo flowers; Recollections leaves @Michaels; DCWV Mat Stack Burlap; Photo Play: Falling Leaves pattern paper; Sharpie Orange pen; LePen Black pen; Scor-tape; and glue dots.
Earlier this month we were having record hot temperatures here in Colorado, which is rare this time of year, but because of that we still have lots of fall leaves on the trees and on the ground. So, I went out and gathered some yellow aspens and red maple leaves from my backyard to make this project uniquely Colorado. And I'm glad I did, because we got our first snow yesterday.
Next I punched out name tags from the leaves with a ticket punch. That's right, punches aren't just for paper anymore. Then I wrote each guests name on a leaf. I tried several types of pens and white journaling pen did not work, but Sharpie and LePen did. Then I covered each piece with a clear epoxy bubble sticker for dimension.
To make the napkin ring, believe it or not, I made these from empty toilet paper rolls cut in half and decorated with pattern paper, orange burlap cut in strips, paper flowers, and leaves adhered with glue dots or adhesive. Then I adhered a name tag to each napkin ring for a uniquely personalized project for our special dinner.
From our house to yours, I am so thankful you follow my crafty adventures...Happy Thanksgiving! ~Kim and family
Challenges:
WIW Photo Inspiration Challenge ~ N1616
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Thanks/Thanksgiving
Supplies used: Epiphany Crafts Tools: SST-71 Shape Studio Ticket and SSA-74 Bubble Caps Ticket; Aspen and maple leaves from my backyard; empty toilet paper rolls (Michaels and other craft stores do sell them too); Petaloo flowers; Recollections leaves @Michaels; DCWV Mat Stack Burlap; Photo Play: Falling Leaves pattern paper; Sharpie Orange pen; LePen Black pen; Scor-tape; and glue dots.
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