In your frenzy to be the perfect Thanksgiving hostess, you remembered everything . . . turkey, pie, cranberry jelly stuff (with the can lines still on it), sweet or mashed potatoes. Then ACK! You forgot to decorate your table. Knowing Martha would be ashamed, you turn to The Mother Huddle for her tutorial on how to make a fantastic little sparkly centerpiece suitable for a king's Thanksgiving table. Go here to see how it's done, and if you have some kids hanging around bored since they are out of school, put them on glitterizing duty. Kids can use Mod Podge (it's non-toxic) and this is easy enough for them to get great results.
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Cute idea! Luckily I'm not the designated hostess so I can have fun with all the decorating ideas :)
Hi, Amy. Love the glitter pumpkins, when I read the post LinkWithin brought up the Wood Transfer. I'm looking all over for projects like this to add in my blog.
Just wanted you to know about my link.
http://muralmaker1.blogspot.com/2009/11/easy-wood-transfers.html
Eee! Love these! I still have mini pumpkins left over from my fall centerpiece. I think they're going to get a little makeover for Thursday! Thanks!
Thanks for the feature Amy!!
Really makes me want to get my Modge Podge out and start playing!
Brenda
Hey! I gave you an award! Swing on by my blog to accept it!
Easiest project ever! You've opened a new world for me, and a sparkly pumpkin (who doesn't love glitter?) for my favourite holiday (Halloween!) was my first foray into Mod Podge. Thanks!
http://joshandmelindagross.blogspot.com/2009/10/sparkle-pumpkin.html
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