Showing posts with label personalized place card holder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personalized place card holder. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

Something Special for your Christmas Table - Merry Snowman Personalized Place Card Holders-How Festive and Fun!


Add a little something special to your Christmas dinner table!  
Our Snowman place card holders can be personalized 
with the names of all of your guests. 
 They are very FESTIVE and make things fun.



It's a kit that is super simple to assemble. 
Excellent instructions are included too.
If you can glue and adhere sticky foam dots then you've got this!



These are the Christmas dishes that we use every year 
(They are so pretty it's a shame they only get used during 
November and December)  My mom gave me these plates 
many many years ago and I've loved using them every year. 
 The place card makes them look even more special. 



Don't you love the matching glasses on in the background
 on the right side? The matching salt and pepper shaker is on the left.

We would love for you to have these place cards at your family and friends
Christmas dinner! You say you only need a few.....no problems.
You say you need a lot? No problem!   We've got you covered.

CLICK HERE to get more details


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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

{Tutorial} Fun Personalized Halloween Pumpkin Place Cards and Treat Bags ((Part 2 Tutorial)

 These pumpkin place cards are a little smaller than our pumpkin bags posted yesterday.  You use the same Jack-o-Lantern paper punch from EZ Success but add a color behind the pumpkin face.  The ribbon is gone and we've added the stem, tendril and name. See all the directions below. It's pretty simple. The two samples above are inked but you can skip that step if you choose to.


Any scrapbook paper can be used including lighter weight scrapbook paper with designs as shown above. A scoring board is a great help in this project. I got mine at JoAnn's on sale but you can use a 40% coupon and end up getting one for around $12.99. You'll definitely love having one.


 You could use a 1 1/2" circle for the name circle instead of a scallop punch if you prefer


 We chose a yellow paper for the background to make it look like the pumpkin is lighted from within, but any color will work.....Black, brown, green etc. Just use your imagination. Because after all, you know what you like!


 This is the step where you ink the paper. We used the cheapest Q-tips we could find (dollar store) There isn't as much cotton on the end of the tip as the name brand and they work more effectively. You could use a stencil brush or a make-up applicator. Be sure to ink the inside edges of the eyes, nose and mouth. Slice the edges through the ink pad.  Curl the stem by rolling it around a small crochet hook or knitting needle, something small in diameter.


Glue on the scalloped circle by matching it to the scallops on the paper.  I used vinyl for my names but markers or pens will work too.  Definitely use a contrasting color for the name circle. You could use all the same color or a different color for each one.


Use a glue stick or double-sided tape to put the box together. You're favorite treat is sure to fit inside the 3" bag. We purchased a package of 50 for $2.99 from JoAnn's.


Put the word "Thanks" on the scalloped circle and you've got  a fun "Thanks for coming" gift for your family and friends.


These place cards will definitely look great on your Halloween table. If you include a 3" clear bag of candy inside the pumpkin it doubles as a party favor or a "thanks for coming" gift...and it already has their name on the package. You can use scrapbook paper that is lighter weight with a Halloween design too.

To see more Fun ideas using this Jack-o-Lantern paper punch
  Click HERE for Part 1  
and  Click HERE for Part 3  
Click HERE for Part 4



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