A while ago, a friend posted a picture of a clock on Facebook. She said she really wanted it. When I said that it looked easy enough to make, she said “show me”. I showed the picture to my son, and he said that he wanted one in black & white. So, to satisfy both, I made it for my son’s birthday. It was so easy to make using very little supplies.
Here’s how I made the “Whatever Clock”
With Halloween coming tomorrow, I thought I’d put together a tablescape to celebrate it.
This year, I wanted to do something a little different for Breast Cancer Awareness month. I chose an angel to represent hope & prayers that there will be a cure, very soon.
If you don’t want your angel to be for Breast Cancer Awareness, you could easily change the colors to your favorite color. I know that the next angel that I make is going to be in blue & then one in lilac.
When I put together my Fall Tablescape-3 Ways, the first tablescape had a Fall Lantern as the centerpiece. It is easy to make & can be easily removed after the season has changed. The same principal can be used for the upcoming Christmas season, simply by changing the ribbon and florals.
Here’s how I changed a plain lantern into a Fall lantern.
I wanted to do a tablescape for Fall, but I had so many ideas running through my mind, that I decided to put together 3 versions of the tablescape. Here they are:
I’ve wanted to make a Harvest Angel for a long time. Now that October is here, it seemed like the right time to do it. This is a step by step tutorial of how I made her.
I’ll forewarn you, this is a long one because it’s loaded with pictures.