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A simple and stylish placeholder - Make your own

by Francesca Clarke, Posted Dec 15th 2007 3:00PM

Filed Under: home decor, seasonal, wedding, entertaining

initial ornament placeholderThis idea is so wonderfully simple without giving up an ounce of style. The perfect bound blog brings us these classy placeholders just in time for Christmas dinner. All you need is a plain Christmas ball ornament in whatever color matches your table setting. You can stencil, or even more simple, stick on a fancy initial for each guest. If you want to add a little something, attach a nice ribbon for hanging. Your family and friends will love the creativity and have a memorable ornament to add to their tree at home.

Some of the commenters suggest that these would also make great wedding favors. If you're pulling together a winter wedding, these might just be that perfect placeholder/party favor you've been looking for.

[via: Ready 2 Spark]


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Tags: ball, dinner, festive, holidash, holiday, initial, ornament, party, placeholder, season, stencil, table-setting, tree

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  • Shoaib
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    1-08-2009 @3:44AM
    Shoaib said...

    Great and easy way to make a placeholder! Thanks for sharing such a nice idea... Christmas and wedding place holders are also available at:

    http://www.partystuffonline.co.uk

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