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Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Thanksgiving Table Decor and Hostess Gifts



Now that Halloween has come and gone [but hopefully, the candy still lingers], let's think Thanksgiving. Here's a quick project you and the kids can create to use as a table place setting or even hostess gifts.

Gather a small recycled or mason jar with a lid, a package of seasonal candy, and embellishments including twine, fringed fabric or ribbon, flowers, tags and labels.

Fill the jar to the top, avoiding the temptation to eat a lot of the candy. 
Or, you'll wind up with a half-empty (or is it half-full?) jar--
not such a good thing.


The rest is easy--EMBELLISH!
Wrap the jar with a piece of fringed canvas.


 Then I tied three colors of twine around the fringe.


Next, I topped the lid with a large sunflower and a tag stamped "thank you." 
You can stamp any text or image on the tag, and even personalize it.


And it's ready to go!


Wouldn't these candy-filled jars look pretty on your Thanksgiving tablescape?

For more creative inspiration, search this blog or 
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Thursday, December 10, 2015

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

After 64 Years, It's Nice to Know...

There's a song in one of my favorite musicals, "Fiddler on the Roof," where Tevya asks his wife, Golde, if she loves him after 25 years of marriage.

(Tevya)  Do you love me?

(Golde)  Do I what?

(Tevye)  Do you love me?

Golde)  I'm your wife!

(Tevye) I know...But do you love me?

(Golde)
Do I love him?
For twenty-five years I've lived with him
Fought with him, starved with him
Twenty-five years my bed is his
If that's not love, what is?

(Tevye)  Then you love me?

(Golde)  I suppose I do.

(Tevye)  And I suppose I love you, too.

(Both)
It doesn't change a thing
But even so...
After twenty-five years
It's nice to know!

My husband and I have been married 26 years, and it's always nice to hear the three words, "I love you."

And what about 64 years? Today my parents are celebrating their 64th wedding anniversary.  They have set the bar high by being a great example of a successful, loving marriage. 

Their love inspired me to create them a special anniversary card.  I pulled together coordinating paper, rubber stamps, a library pocket, tag, and twine to create this:
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We all love Then & Now photos, right?  Here are theirs:
Engaged November 7, 1947

Married June 27, 1948

Happy Together 2012

 Happy Anniversary, Mom & Dad
MAZEL TOV


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