Glitter Votive Holders & Thanksgiving Centerpiece
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This Thanksgiving tablescape is inspired by a couple of my favorite bloggers. In the last week or so, Kelly at Live Laugh Rowe shared her Thanksgiving tablescape from last year, which included upside down goblets to create some height. This inspired me to dig out some awesome 70's goblets from my mom that is harvest gold...perfect for Thanksgiving!
Then Miranda at the Pinterest Project posted about using Modge Podge to glitter up some pillar candles. I've been attempting to get my craft supplies in order, and I happened to find some glitter tucked away, along with some clear glass votive holders from a failed project (don't ask). Keep in mind I have a 4-year-old girl, and everything is better with glitter in her mind, so I knew regardless of the outcome, one person would be happy with the results.
So for the glitter votive holders, this is what you need:
Clean glass votive holders (no residue from candles...or old failed crafts)
Painters tape
Mod podge or other adhesive
Glitter
You will also want something to catch the excess glitter. I just used a piece of newspaper.
This is the super easy process:
Tape off the area that you want glittered with painters tape.
Brush on the Modge Podge. You want the coat to be even.
Shake the glitter onto the adhesive. Do this over a piece of paper so you can easily catch and reuse the excess. Yes, most likely you will feel like you are back in school, playing with glitter like this. I know I did!
Allow to dry before carefully peeling off the tape.
Then you can arrange your upside down goblets. Throw in a coppery lantern, a platter, some leaf dishes.
In about 20 minutes of hands on time, there you have it--a glittery harvest time centerpiece.
And of course, as soon as Lil Bit saw it, she loved it!
19 comments
Popped in from SITS! Those are so cute!
ReplyDeleteSimplicity at its best - I love the votives!
ReplyDeletestopping by from SITS
ReplyDeleteThat looks easy enough that even I could do it. And most things can be vastly improved by a little glitter ;)
very pretty! Who doesn't love glitter? Heading to dollar tree
ReplyDeleteWell done, they look nice. I'm visiting from Made In a Day Linkey party. Hope you visit back. http://hearttoheartathome.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteReally pretty--love the chunky glitter look!
ReplyDeleteThese came out so cute! I love using glitter. Thanks so much for joining in the Thankful for Our Community Hop. I'm following through facebook and twitter.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the glitter votive holders. I WILL get myself organized so I have time to do this stuff. Of course, I have to get off the computer...
ReplyDeleteOh, I should add: Stopping my from Sharefest!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! This would be a fun project for the kids, too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday Sharefest!
So pretty and nice and simple too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love the ecclectic blend of pieces. And I think my mom had goblets like that!
ReplyDeleteI love glitter and I love these! I love you for making them! LOL. These are super cute! Great job!
ReplyDeleteDee from The CSI Project
What a great idea. They look lovely. Megan
ReplyDeleteGlitter! I love it, and don't know if I would have thought of it to dress my table up that little bit more! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project! :)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! So simple but it looks fabulous!
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