I know tons of you have your Christmas lights and garlands up already, but I’m still working on Thanksgiving over here. In case there is someone out there that is still looking for last minute tablescape ideas, I thought I would show you a cute one that I came up with this afternoon.
Roll up your plate into a little cone and secure with some hot-glue.
Cut off the paper plate’s ridges at the top.
Wrap your burlap around the cone and secure with hot glue.
Punch some holes in the back of the cone with a hole puncher and run a pretty ribbon through the holes. Stuff the cone with seasonal lovelies and secure with a corsage pin to the backs of your chairs. You could even use these as your place cards by securing a name tag inside the cone. Oooo, that would be cute!
If I were to do this again, I would stuff some moss in the bottom of the cone and then place the pine cones on top. I couldn’t see the white of the plate by just looking at the cone, but it shows up in all the photos. Moss my friends. Moss. It’s a great cheap staple to have around.
Now just admire how cute your table and chairs look!
Beth, I love your table and ideas. Can you tell me what your red glasses are? I found some on Craigslist and wonder if they are easy to add to.
Thanks so much,
Valerie
What a cute idea! And your dishes are so pretty!
Have a great weekend!
What a fabulous table…I ♥♥♥ all the red!
What a gorgeous table! I love the warm, rich colors…perfect for the season. Thanks too for the tutorial on the cones. That is such a special touch.{On a side note, your home is just lovely! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your brick wall!}
Thanks for sharing!
Happy Thanksgiving! Your little cones are simply beautiful. I love the burlap, it seems to be quite popular lately. Your brick dining room is beautiful and your table looks wonderful!
I love your dining room with the brick wall, slipcovers and monogram chairs. Right up my alley. I love your burlap cornucopias. I love burlap and recently did a post on it. Thanks for the tutorial–I'll make these for Christmas decorations. Think ornaments…… Happy Thanksgiving today! Delores
Hi, Beth… thanks for the tutorial!
I enjoyed seeing your tablescape. Your white slipcovers are very similar to some I have, but that monogram on the back of the arm chairs is so neat. Love that.
Happy Tablescape Thursday/Thanksgiving…
XO,
Sheila
i love your blog so much.i found it yesterday,but i can't see all ao picture 🙁
What a great project as we near Thanksgiving Day! So cute and thrifty…thanks for linkin' up to Frugalicious Friday!
jane @ Finding Fabulous
What a great project! 🙂 Thanks so much for linking up with "Just Something I Whipped Up" today. Have a great Thanksgiving. 🙂
What a cute & easy project.
These are so cute! Love this idea. And your table looks beautiful. Thanks for linking up and showing it to us! 🙂
Great idea Beth! And, gotta say, I'm so loving that brick wall in your dining room. WOW. What a cozy backdrop. Lovely room!
Thanks for linking up!
Funky Junk Donna
Paper Plates?!?!? Ofcourse! I'm thinking decorative cones for the Christmas tree….oooh my minds-a-workin' now! Great idea!
Hey girlie! Love your table. I just wanted to let you know that I am looking forward to chatting at Blissdom with yall. Cant wait!!!
So creative! I love the monogram on your dining room chair.
Great job, Beth! And, btw, your home is simply gorgeous! You must feel blessed to be able to live there! I love it!
-Grace
Fabulous!! I am filing this one away at thecraftersfilebox.com. I have to do this! 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing!
Great work Beth…You are soooooo creative!
Great idea! You've almost convinced me that I need to buy some burlap… almost. 🙂
Best tip I've seen all day! 🙂 I love the burlap. 🙂
Super cute! I need dazzle up our abode with some burlap. I went to the fabric store, looked over the selection and got overwhelmed b/c I had no plan. I love those cones. And btw I so heart your exposed brick!
Very creative! Love it!
Very cute, Beth! I love your table. I bought cones to cover with paper for Christmas. I'm planning on doing the same thing for when I host Christmas Eve at my house. I hope mine turn out as well!
Awesome idea! I love the frugality of it!