Boho Thanksgiving Tablescape

Presenting my Boho Thanksgiving Tablescape!

I used a Cricut for some of these projects but it's not necessary.  Use what you have!  Graphics for the plates are included below.  Don't worry about being traditional, use your favorite colors and don't forget to Make Your Mark!

Ready for my colorful, intimate Thanksgiving dinner!

I got this image from a dollar store calendar and love it on my new plates!

Use a pool noodle for a wreath base and you're half way there!

Watch how to make the entire table here!

THINGS I USED

Cricut Maker

Cricut Iron-on Lite, GOLD

DecoArt Mandala & Quatrefoil Stencils

12" x 12" Gel Press

Glass Plates

Peacock printout (below)

Cardstock
Pool noodle

Americana Multi-Surface Satin paints

Americana Decoupage in Matte & Dishwasher Safe

Blue cotton fabric

Americana Fabric Medium

Glitter ribbon (99c store)

Glue gun & packing tape

Print the peacock image on 8 1/2" x 11" paper and enlarge (on a laser copier) to 11" x 17"

Upload to your Cricut 

Happy Thanksgiving!

Alice in Wonderland Garden Plates

I'm a huge fan of MacKenzie Childs, the amazing ceramics and hand painted furniture makers from upstate New York.  When I saw the collection of enamel botanical plates, I was immediately inspired to create a set with my own favorite vintage floral images.  Instead of using a black and white checkerboard accent, I opted for a distressed harlequin.  For some reason these plates remind me of Alice in Wonderland, so that's what I called them.  Order up some wood plates from Walnut Hollow, print out my images here, and you can have a set of amazing chargers for years to come!  Remember to make your dinner table amazing and always Make Your Mark!

 I can't wait to host a dinner with these!

 I love the mix of prints!

Table set for four!

Watch how I made them here! 

STUFF I USED

Wood plates from Walnut Hollow

Americana Decoupage

Gold Paint Pen

Americana Acrylic Paint

Dura Clear Gloss Varnish

Flower prints

Spray bottle with water

HERE'S HOW

1.  Paint the plates front and back and let dry

2.  Carefully cut out your prints

3. & 4.  Trace the curved edge on each piece and cut

5.  Match the curved edges of the cutouts to the edge of each plate and crease the cutout along the center rim of the plate

6.  Clip the cutout up to the crease leaving the rim of the plate in tact

7. Mist the cut outs front and back

8. & 9. Spread Americana Decoupage on the back of the moist image and adhere to the plate

10.  Once you have your plate the way you want it, carefully draw a gold rim around the edge with a metallic paint marker

11.  Coat each plate with Dura Clear Gloss Varnish and let dry

12.  Serve up some dinner!

I think Alice would approve!