Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Spring Color And Girl Talk


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Hi There!
Well…it’s not really feeling like spring here in Eastern Washington, but I did enjoy a burst of color on Monday.
We have a great group at our church called Girl Talk.  We meet every four to six weeks.  It’s such a great chance for women of all ages to get together and socialize, learn, and grow.
I was approached by the leader to do the table decorations for this event.  We just wanted each woman who attended to feel “special”…Isn’t that what we all really want?
I selected cardstock in a rainbow of spring “Easter Egg” colors and started cutting and rolling paper flowers.
Since our discussion was going to focus on marriage, I decided to make mini “signs” for each centerpiece that read
“Tow Are Better Than One”.
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I found these great plastic tumblers at Wal-Mart for the “vases”.
They inspired my color palette and also serve as a gret reusable drinking glass.
I used a medium gauge wire for “stems” and oasis foam to keep the flowers where I wanted them to be.
I filled the tumblers with white beans to hid the oasis.

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the gal who was in charge of the refreshments did an absolutely AMAZING job….
Check out this spread of “snacks” for the evening.
Fabulous….right?
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At the end of the evening one woman from each table (with a little “ticket” under her chair) took home a bouquet of flowers.
So…while we wait for the sun to come out here and spring to arrive, we will enjoy a little color.
If you haven’t tried these rolled paper flowers yet, give them a try.  Here’s a great tutorial for making them featured in Inspired By Family Magazine.
So glad you popped in for a little color and spring happiness today.
Cori

2 comments:

  1. You rocked the night, Cori! Thank you so much for blessing us with your talent!

    Lisa H.

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  2. very clever and cute!!...what a wonderful jumpstart on your spring!...and you're right, the refreshments look amazing!

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