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Love her! I admit, I have a girl crush on her... |
Gorgeous dress! Well done Duchess! |
I'm sure you've seen them all over Pinterest! They're everywhere- as they should be!
Last week I went down to the States and a major part of that trip was to check out JoAnn's. I keep hearing good things about this store and the one thing I knew I wanted was their Paper Mache Letters. I also wanted to check out their lace and I was delighted to find out it was a) super cheap! and b) on sale! I got two different types of lace which I'm using to cover candle holders for the wedding centerpieces.
I got 4 yards of lace and 2 paper mache letters for about $20.
The centerpiece will be a collection of different sized candle holders, all covered in lace. To give this a try, I used a little tea light candle holder from Michaels.
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Since the holder is quite shapely, I used the lace on the left because it's softer and not as stiff as the one on the right.
Measure (or eyeball) how much lace you need. With a sponge brush apply mod podge to the holder then apply the lace. Warning- It's going to get sticky! Then brush on another layer of mod podge on top of the lace.
Let it dry completely and then use an x-acto knife to trim any edges (if needed).
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***For the plastic cup holders, PLEASE use battery operated tea light candles!!
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The plastic holders are an inexpensive alternative that I'm going to mix into the glass collection. Hopefully no one will notice the difference!
I'll share again once I have the mock up completed!
In the meantime... Grace, Ivanka, Kate: who's your favourite?
Woah! 100?! Wow! Love the look btw. I was thinking of doing the same thing but only half way, sort of like the image I found on Pinterest. Love this one too, might try both! How you been?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I am pinning this right now :)
ReplyDeleteThey are all incredibly gorgeous - the ladies and your candles holders! I also love your blog design!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through Cheri's LF blog hop and now I'm your newest follower! : )
-Mel the Crafty Scientist
Couldn't get my hands on lace where I live but did find some black lacy nylon stockings in my local store so improvised & the results were stunning.
ReplyDeleteI'm having such a hard time getting the lace to lay flat on the curves of the glass and not bunch up any tips?
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