Obviously, I cut some fancy polka dot paper into a great big circle with the help of a dinner plate... but... it's lacking something. I thought the vintageyness would pull it through to absolute fabulousness, but according to my Husband. That was a big fat no. Then again, who am I to ask my Husband for craft suggestions. That's where YOU come in. Just what DOES need to be done to this fabulous cake stand in order to make it?
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How about some shiny garland around the edge, or maybe even cotton balls to make a "fur" trim like is done on many projects this time of year? The ornaments seem a big large for the tree, so maybe switch them out of some smaller ones.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rachel! Those are some great ideas. :) This is actually our "Charlie Brown" tree so to speak. The kids add THEIR ornaments to it all season long and then retire to the big tree (and/or trash can depending on if they survive the season.)
ReplyDeleteHi there, if this is your Charlie Brown tree, then leave it be - it's supposed to be different and unco-ordinated, right? Thanks anyway for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
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It is, I was thinking what more could I do with my vintage dessert stand. It's got a few rusty/scratched up spots, but it's still more good quality than bad. :) I'll be checking out your blog!
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