Some awesome ideas for New Year Party decoration. Have the best New Years Bash and have your guests be delighted and have a lot of fun ringing the new year.
Hope you like these ideas. Happy New Year!
Showing posts with label Table Decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Table Decor. Show all posts
Thursday, December 27, 2012
New Year Decoration Ideas
New Year Decoration Ideas
Some awesome ideas for New Year Party decoration. Have the best New Years Bash and have your guests be delighted and have a lot of fun ringing the new year.
Hope you like these ideas. Happy New Year!
Some awesome ideas for New Year Party decoration. Have the best New Years Bash and have your guests be delighted and have a lot of fun ringing the new year.
Hope you like these ideas. Happy New Year!
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Hanukkah Decoration Ideas
Hanukkah Decoration Ideas
Hanukkah is in full swing and if you are hosting a Hanukkah party or simply would like to get your house all pretty for Hanukkah, here are some great ideas to decorate your table, home or anything you would like to get it all festive.
Hope you like these ideas. Happy Hanukkah!
Hanukkah is in full swing and if you are hosting a Hanukkah party or simply would like to get your house all pretty for Hanukkah, here are some great ideas to decorate your table, home or anything you would like to get it all festive.
Hope you like these ideas. Happy Hanukkah!
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Thanksgiving Decor - Great Ideas!
Thanksgiving Decor - Great Ideas!
If you need some last Minute Thanksgiving Decoration ideas, look no further... Here I bring you some very cute ideas for any type of event you are hosting.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
If you need some last Minute Thanksgiving Decoration ideas, look no further... Here I bring you some very cute ideas for any type of event you are hosting.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Great Easter Table Decorating Ideas
Great Easter Table Decorating Ideas
Looking for ideas to decorate your Table for Easter Dinner? Here I bring you some ideas so you can have the most amazing table decor.
Either if you are doing a fun theme or want to go with a more sophisticated theme, These ideas are really cool and will give you inspiration to achieve exactly what you are looking to do.
Hope you like it... Have fun decorating! Happy Easter!
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Looking for ideas to decorate your Table for Easter Dinner? Here I bring you some ideas so you can have the most amazing table decor.
Either if you are doing a fun theme or want to go with a more sophisticated theme, These ideas are really cool and will give you inspiration to achieve exactly what you are looking to do.
Hope you like it... Have fun decorating! Happy Easter!
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Design Tips for a More Festive Chanukah Table
Design Tips for a More Festive Chanukah Table
Following are pointers on livening up your Chanukah table from “Kosher by Design,” a book by Susie Fishbein.
In the Beginning: Dress your dining table with a snazzy tablecloth. A gold one will glitter. Using narrow runners and/or yards of wide ribbons, preferably in shades of blue and gold, weave them under and above each other, creating a lattice effect.
Gifted Settings: Create place settings that look like Chanukah presents by using placemat-sized rectangles of Styrofoam (about two inches thick). Cover them with blue fabric. Straight pins will secure the fabric to the underside of rectangles. To simulate a bow, wrap gold tulle ribbon on a diagonal around two opposite corners of rectangles.
Box Appeal: Find boxes about 3-inches square. Cover boxes with Mylar foil wrapping paper. Tie a bow around them with gold ribbon. With two sided tape, attach them to the upper left-hand corner of placemats.
Got the Gelt: In front of each placemat, situate a gold netted sack of Chanukah gelt. Write each guest’s name in gold ink on place cards. Then with narrow gold ribbon, tie place cards to gelt sacks.
Twinkling Fantasy: Flood the center of the table with as many blue votive candle holders as you can find in every size and shape. Fill them with candles and light just before guests arrive.
Gaming Table: Scatter around dreidels in varying sizes and shapes, ones made from silver, gold, porcelain, plastic, wood — and anything blue. Antique dreidels are particularly decorative.
Blue Plate Special: Set the table with blue dishes, preferably ones that mix and match. Place a salad plate of one pattern over a dinner plate of another. Walmart sells glass blue plates for $1.25 each.
Color Wave Silverware: Set the table with gold plated flatware or stainless steel with blue plastic handles.
Crystal Collection: Buy glasses and wine goblets with blue striations or purchase glassware with a blue tint, found at stores such as Crate and Barrel.
Clear Water: Buy mineral water in blue bottles.
Fruit of the Vine: Buy wine in blue bottles.
Congratulations: You’ve created a show stopping setting! Photograph your table for inspiration when planning your next holiday meal.
Following are pointers on livening up your Chanukah table from “Kosher by Design,” a book by Susie Fishbein.
In the Beginning: Dress your dining table with a snazzy tablecloth. A gold one will glitter. Using narrow runners and/or yards of wide ribbons, preferably in shades of blue and gold, weave them under and above each other, creating a lattice effect.
Gifted Settings: Create place settings that look like Chanukah presents by using placemat-sized rectangles of Styrofoam (about two inches thick). Cover them with blue fabric. Straight pins will secure the fabric to the underside of rectangles. To simulate a bow, wrap gold tulle ribbon on a diagonal around two opposite corners of rectangles.
Box Appeal: Find boxes about 3-inches square. Cover boxes with Mylar foil wrapping paper. Tie a bow around them with gold ribbon. With two sided tape, attach them to the upper left-hand corner of placemats.
Got the Gelt: In front of each placemat, situate a gold netted sack of Chanukah gelt. Write each guest’s name in gold ink on place cards. Then with narrow gold ribbon, tie place cards to gelt sacks.
Twinkling Fantasy: Flood the center of the table with as many blue votive candle holders as you can find in every size and shape. Fill them with candles and light just before guests arrive.
Gaming Table: Scatter around dreidels in varying sizes and shapes, ones made from silver, gold, porcelain, plastic, wood — and anything blue. Antique dreidels are particularly decorative.
Blue Plate Special: Set the table with blue dishes, preferably ones that mix and match. Place a salad plate of one pattern over a dinner plate of another. Walmart sells glass blue plates for $1.25 each.
Color Wave Silverware: Set the table with gold plated flatware or stainless steel with blue plastic handles.
Crystal Collection: Buy glasses and wine goblets with blue striations or purchase glassware with a blue tint, found at stores such as Crate and Barrel.
Clear Water: Buy mineral water in blue bottles.
Fruit of the Vine: Buy wine in blue bottles.
Congratulations: You’ve created a show stopping setting! Photograph your table for inspiration when planning your next holiday meal.
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