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Bright bunches of sweetpeas, poppies, roses, ranunculus, and astrantia will pop when placed in cloth-covered vases. To make them, attach fabric to plant pots with double-sided adhesive sheets (get the complete how-to here). We used Kelly Wearstler "Sea Urchin" fabric (617-449-5506), Twin Tak adhesive (leesartshop.com), and Ikea "Mandel" pots (ikea.com). Then, display them on a circular or rectangular runner. This one is made from Grayline Linen handkerchief linen (graylinelinen.com). You can personalize your place settings with fabric napkins printed by Spoonflower that display your dinner menu. Upload an image file of your menu to their website; select a fabric, size, and layout; and they'll send a sheet of cloth ready to be cut (spoonflower.com). Colorful table numbers can guide guests to their seats. Print them onto card stock, cut out the numbers with a craft knife, and fold the cards to make tents. Glue fabric inside to cover the cutout. Get the complete how-to here.
Dinnerplate dahlias, sedum, snowberry, chocolate cosmos, tuberose, astrantia, dusty miller, roses and hydrangea.
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Julie Blumberg This is so pretty -- for my other wedding when my bridesmaids aren't wearing deep marine blue.
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laura lyon @Julie Blumberg dark red and bright green
Julie Blumberg Love!