Spell out the word “thanks” on empty wine bottles and fill them with wheat or flowers. These will go perfectly on a mantle or even on the front porch!
Create a cool and fun tablecloth for the kid’s table out of kraft paper. Use a black marker to draw out the table settings. Provide crayons in terracotta pots for a finishing touch. This way, they can draw to their hearts’ desire while enjoying their meals.
Use cardstock as your napkin holder and stamp your own messages onto them to personalize them! Punch holes in both sides once you’re done to thread ribbons through.
By placing candles inside vintage box graters, you’re creating a flickering light display. Instead of using real candles, use LED votives so that the metal graters don’t become too hot to touch.
If you’ve already got a few of those plastic pumpkin buckets from Halloween, spray paint them gold to turn them into some quick and easy centerpieces!
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