Photo frame centerpieces

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My oldest daughter got married a few months ago and this is what we made for her centerpieces . . . In our search to find the perfect centerpiece, we had a few parameters we had to meet: – The tables were round so we didn’t want anything too big or tall – we wanted guests to be able to see everyone … Continue reading "Lighted Picture Frame Centerpieces"

Not much to share on the home decor front this weekend but I was very busy doing all sorts of crafts. The first is something every blogger has seen a thousand times already - marble magnets. I know, not very original. I saw these a while back at the fabulous blog for crafters of all sorts, Not Martha. I thought these would make fun party favors and since I seem to be helping with at least one big celebration a year these days, I kept in my tickler file. But in honor of my new magnetic…

For a centerpiece, Kristin created three-fold frames displaying numerous photos of her and Jeremy, their families, etc.

Add a sentimental touch to your event tables with your own DIY table centerpieces. Easy to complete, this Wood Frame Centerpiece Idea is a fun craft to complete before your big event. After you’re finished and you’ve chosen your favorite pictures to include in the project, set these out for your wedding reception, graduation party, retirement party and many more. The best part? These centerpieces will be special mementos you will hold close for years to come.1. Remove the glass and back…

Picture frame centerpieces

Black Photo Cube by Studio Decor®

Made these for table centerpieces at my "By the beach wedding!" Double sided pictures, used hot glue gun and card stock paper! I printed 12 photos at Walmart for under $4 and used $1 store materials to decorate the vase! Total project for two approx $12 with extra materials left over.