Mr. Q and I are hosting Thanksgiving for our families this year and my goal was to make our house look cute and seasonal without spending a lot of money.
Some shop-the-house artwork made with a Goodwill frame I painted for our wedding, leftover burlap, and Debbie's letterpress card secured with a bee pin from our bulletin board, paired with one of my fake milk glass vases (also from the wedding) with a little wine cork collection and a faux mercury glass candleholder I bought last Christmas.
Some shop-the-house artwork made with a Goodwill frame I painted for our wedding, leftover burlap, and Debbie's letterpress card secured with a bee pin from our bulletin board, paired with one of my fake milk glass vases (also from the wedding) with a little wine cork collection and a faux mercury glass candleholder I bought last Christmas.
The green book was wedding decor, My Utmost for His Highest was a gift from one of my college campus ministers that I thought was appropriate for Thanksgiving. Another mercury glass candleholder and milk glass vase add some symmetry.
And here's our table! I made the burlap tablecloth by following the tutorial for preparing burlap at Ella Claire.
The blue mason jar is part of my collection; the two smaller glass jars are from the farmer's market and used to hold local honey. I filled them with colorful beans to fit a rustic harvest theme.
The napkins and dessert plates were on sale at our local Wal-Mart.
I think grocery store flowers look just fine in a rustic arrangement!
Linking up to Home Stories A to Z's Tutorials and Tips Link Party, A Diamond in the Stuff's Time to Shine Party, Clean and Scentsible's The Creative Spark, Full Circle Creation's All Star Block Party, and Whipperberry's Friday Flair Link Party Thanksgiving Edition,
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