Roast Beast Feast
Wednesday, 30. November 2011
Our theme for this year’s Christmas is “How the Grinch Stole Christmas’.
I would like to welcome you to our Roast Beast Feast.
Here’s the table for two.
and
”What’s on the menu?” you ask.
Who Pudding and
Rare Who Roast Beast. (Made with paper mache, joint compound, acrylic paint, and spray paint)
As part of the centerpiece, I stacked up some of my Fiestaware.
This a candelabra that my husband welded together for me. He made it as a form so I could cover it with modeling clay but I love it as is so I painted it a happy turquoise and added Christmas colored taper candles.
I wanted to do something a little more fun that a floral arrangement so I came up with,
Candy flowers!
My kids have been very patient in waiting for their chance to devour these flowers.
I just used some of the vases I usually have displayed in my craft room/laundry room.
I used our good silverware and the cream and red snowflake plate I use every christmas. I bought the placements and napkins at Target. I also bought the turquoise and cream snowflake plates. I picked them up at Shopko. I made the name cards. The stemware are heirlooms from Grandma.
To add to the spirit of things we bought this little “Seuss” tree from Hobby Lobby.
Last but not least, I wanted to share my mantle.
I couldn’t find a “Max” so I made a horn out of modeling clay and tied it on my doggie’s head.
I borrowed Mr. Grinch from my Mom.
I bought these wooden letter from Hobby Lobby and painted them a “Grinchy” green and hot glued them to some ribbon.
I had some frames that weren’t being used so I made this artwork.
I guess I should have warned you from the start how long this post was going to be. That’s about it for this room. I will be sharing other rooms and my front porch in the near future. I will also be sharing some tutorials for all the things I made. I am linking this post up, so please click on the links and get inspired or just mingle with other party goers. HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE!































Lani Says:
This is TOO STINKIN CUTE! I’m totally over the moon over this! Great job…Stopping over from CG’s link party! This was the first one that caught my eye! Fab!
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Jean @ Flower Hill Says:
Very cute idea!
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Jessica @ Running To Be Skinny Says:
So fun and I love the bright colors. You are creative.
Jessica
runningtobeskinny.com
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Jewel Says:
Too cute for words! I love it all, especially the candelabra you made! What a perfect touch!!!!
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Jacqueline Says:
Oh, I fell in love with the fun trees at Hobby Lobby and they fit perfectly with your theme. What a fun decorating scheme and the table for two is just adorable. I love the bright bright colors. Great job.
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marlis Says:
I bet all the who’s in whoville had a hoot of a good time! I love your creativity. your table is fabulous! xo marlis
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Centsational Girl Says:
How creative and fun are you!!! I love (and so do my kids!) your whimsical tablescape, fantastic idea!!! Thank you so much for linking up today!
xo
Kate
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Debra @ September Acres Says:
That is SO cute! What a fun idea. Your Seuss tree is so darling. Everything looks great.
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Ally Says:
Love this! So colorful and fun. And so Christmas-y. This is my favorite tablescape I’ve seen this season. Great job. Very inspiring.
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Ann Says:
What a wonderful idea, and so very cleverly carried out!
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jessica@fourgenerationsoneroof Says:
Thanks so much for commenting on my blog earlier
I love your fun colorful tablescape! Well done
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the cape on the corner Says:
oh my gosh, how fabulous and different! love your resourcefulness in making the antlers for your dog. how fun!
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Randi - Dukes and Duchesses Says:
So cute … I love the little candy bouquets.
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Taunnie Reply:
November 4th, 2012 at 8:48 pm
Thanks, they were so fun and easy to make. They were also a lot of fun to eat after I got my pictures. My kids were in the background the whole time asking if I was done yet. I think they ate all three bouquets in five minutes!
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