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Materials Needed: small jars ribbon, hemp or string fresh flowers
It is as easy as tying the string or ribbon to the jar and then to the chair, filling with water and adding flowers. This simple detail adds an inviting and enchanting feel to your table. 
With a few simple steps we were able to turn plain white cloth napkins into another unique addition to our lovely brunch affair!
Materials Needed: iron cloth napkins iron-on/transfer paper computer/printer scissors hard surface The first step is to print your design on your transfer paper. Follow instructions on the paper packaging. Be sure to print a mirror-image. Try www.graphicsfairy.com for designs.
Place your design face-down on your napkin. You must work on a hard-surface.
Hold your pattern so it will not shift when you place the iron on top. Our transfer paper required us to push down very hard for 20 seconds and then completely lift the iron and replace it for 20 more seconds. Peel off the paper backing in one swoop. Be careful & make sure the design is secureto the fabric first. You may have to iron again.
Materials Needed: mirror m-e-n-u letter cutouts tape dry erase marker Simply tape the letters on the doily and tape the doily to the mirror. You can write the menu items with the dry erase marker to show your guests what to expect. Add any designs to make it more fun.
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2. Raspberry Butter Cream Cake 5. Custom Design Napkins and Cameo Napkin Rings 7. Mirror Menu
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Dessert and flowers….. two of our favorite things! Add some coffee and we are on cloud nine. This dining room looked much different 12 years ago. It was dark and dreary to say the least, but with a coat of paint and a new light fixture it began to have a whole new personality. I decided to use a mix of old and new when choosing the right dining room set. I purchase the crisp white pedestal table from IKEA, then paired it with some old chippy chairs I found at tag sales. I chose 2 slightly more formal chairs to go with 4 fun side chairs. All 6 chairs cost me less than $100. The rest of the decor has about the same theme, crisp white ceramic pieces beside a chippy and rusty tin….matches made in heaven:). Hope you enjoy!!!
