Just in time for the first day of Fall, it's our October
Tablescape! It features the wonderful colors of fall and of course ...
our very own pinwheels (available at both our
etsy shop and
web shop) - in a fall theme!
And our
pretty fall pinwheels that serve as both a party favor and a place card.
We are now offering place card flag attachments that can easily be slid on and off the pinwheel
stick which makes for easy
calligraphing (pinwheel won't get in the way) and also more fun since the pinwheel is just a
pinwheel after the card is slid off after the event.
One of my favorite fall pieces - wheat tied together with a pretty ribbon and stuck into a chocolate colored urn filled with coffee beans. A pinwheel has also been neatly tucked into the ribbon for an extra-special touch of fun.
The above is a great way of propping pinwheels in a table centerpiece. Just take a ball jar, fill with coffee beans and voila the pinwheel sticks will stay perfectly upright. For a bit more fun just tie a bit of ribbon around the jars.
It's kind of hard to tell from this picture but the above is a pumpkin propped into a pretty fall basket and encircled with fall garland. And once again I couldn't help but add a couple of pinwheel accents. (Yes, I'm addicted.)
I usually have a candle propped into this super mini pitcher but for this display I've filled with coffee beans, once again, and stuck in some of my mini cupcake topper sized pinwheels - one with a leaf pattern the other with fall colored stripes.
This
tablescape would be perfect for an event that has both adult and children attendees - the actual centerpiece is adult oriented but with the addition of fun pinwheel embellishments the kids will also enjoy!
Just in time for the first day of Fall, it's our October Tablescape! It features the wonderful colors of fall and of course ...
our very own pinwheels (available at both our etsy shop and web shop) - in a fall theme!
And our pretty fall pinwheels that serve as both a party favor and a place card.
We are now offering place card flag attachments that can easily be slid on and off the pinwheel stick which makes for easy calligraphing (pinwheel won't get in the way) and also more fun since the pinwheel is just a pinwheel after the card is slid off after the event.
One of my favorite fall pieces - wheat tied together with a pretty ribbon and stuck into a chocolate colored urn filled with coffee beans. A pinwheel has also been neatly tucked into the ribbon for an extra-special touch of fun.
The above is a great way of propping pinwheels in a table centerpiece. Just take a ball jar, fill with coffee beans and voila the pinwheel sticks will stay perfectly upright. For a bit more fun just tie a bit of ribbon around the jars.
It's kind of hard to tell from this picture but the above is a pumpkin propped into a pretty fall basket and encircled with fall garland. And once again I couldn't help but add a couple of pinwheel accents. (Yes, I'm addicted.)
I usually have a candle propped into this super mini pitcher but for this display I've filled with coffee beans, once again, and stuck in some of my mini cupcake topper sized pinwheels - one with a leaf pattern the other with fall colored stripes.
This tablescape would be perfect for an event that has both adult and children attendees - the actual centerpiece is adult oriented but with the addition of fun pinwheel embellishments the kids will also enjoy!
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