I looked in my stash and the fridge to see what might work. This is what I came up with.
I found three dishes and three plates that I bought at a garage sale for 50 cents for the plates and 50 cents for the dishes. So $1 for all three sets. I purchased the candles at the Dollar Store for $1 each.
I placed the candles in the dishes. Then I wanted something like snow for the bottom. I came up with the Epsom salt.
Now for some fruit - fresh cranberries!
I added some fresh pine around the base of the dishes.
I set one on each table that was decorated with a Christmas tablecloth.
They made a nice centerpiece for the tables and everyone loved them. It gave them plenty of room for their plates and glasses.
So if you need a last minute centerpiece, this might work or check your pantry or fridge for supplies. Spices like parsley and sage would be nice. Fresh cranberries are inexpensive, but you could also use nuts or glass beads. The possibilities are endless.
so simple to put together and yet so pretty. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Simple and seasonal AND you can still use the table rather then having to clear off the centerpiece when it is time to sit down. I am a new follower now and am pinning this!
ReplyDeleteWidgy Cat at catsonthehomestead.blogspot.com
So simple and lovey! Not to mention easy and frugal. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Sherri
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. Happy Holidays, your tables are going to look lovely
ReplyDeleteits lovely!! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. Wishing you a lovely weekend and a very Merry Christmas♥
ReplyDeleteEpson salt!!! I was wondering what you had used for the "snow". This is so cute and easy. I'm pinning it now.
ReplyDeleteLove the pop of red and how you did it on a budget....looks great!
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