Happy Tuesday! For my Creative Critterz Imaginations design team post we are asked to make Thanksgiving table decorations. I decided to do a table setting. What I ended up doing is REALLY simple. I used Create a Critter for the leaves and the Heirloom Imagine cartridge for the patterns. This year there are only 4 of us that will be at Thanksgiving dinner so I wanted to do something a little special.
Here is what the setting looks like:
For some reason the middle leaf is coming off orange in the pictures. It's actually more of a maroon color in real life. :)
Here is a look down at the plate. The brown and green leaf is cut at 7", the maroon one is cut at 5.5". I cut a band w/ the maroon paper and put it around my silverware and then wrapped some linen thread around that w/ a green leaf cut at 1.5" to hang from it.
This name plate is cut at 4" x 3" and scored at 1.5". The brown leaf is cut at 1.5" and the maroon one cut at 1.1".
I wanted to do something that decorated the cup so I wrapped the linen thread around it and hung a brown and maroon leaf from it. The brown leaf is cut at 2.5" and the maroon one is cut at 2". To keep the thread in place I placed a glue dot on the cup first then wrapped the thread around it. The glue dot should come off easily.
Thanks for stopping by! Remember I will be having a giveaway that I will be doing later this week on my blog. Be sure to stop by.
Project Recipe:
Create a Critter Cricut cartridge
Heirloom Imagine cartridge
SU! - Linen Thread & Chocolate Chip marker
White cardstock
8 comments:
Very pretty. A perfect table setting for Thanksgiving. I love beautiful Heirloom patterns on the leaves too. Hugs- Glora
Its so lovely Pam! I LOVE that you decorated the glass as well!
This is beautiful! You are so talented! I'm looking forward to your next challenge. :)
Such a lovely table setting! Love the patterned leaves and decorated glass!
Glenda
Gorgeous table setting, I love all the details - just perfect!
Kimberli
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Very pretty decorations!!! Your table will look great :)Amy
I stumbled across your blog tonight, and I have to say that I love these table decorations. I am the designer that created the Heirloom patterns and I love how used them in your place setting. Would you mind if I shared this project on my blog?
Great to know about these table decorations. Last month, I arranged my sister’s wedding reception at one of beautiful NYC venues and decorated table with beautiful table centrepieces. We really had an amazing time there.
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