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Setting the table for Thanksgiving with Norm by Menu could not be made more beautiful. I'm loving their glassware -- it has such ease, sophistication and I appreciate the practical aspect that the glasses are stackable.
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Thanksgiving inspiration? Check.
Did you see this? I can't get enough. To celebrate the launch of Kinfolk's new book, Sunday Suppers hosted a dinner in their honor. It's perfectly Autumnal and cozy and everything you'd want to sit down to this time of year. More, here.
Plus Sunday Suppers is just the best, take a look around.
This is cute & timely with Thanksgiving a few days away: Free Printable Recipe Cards from Love Vs. Design.
It's kind of old fashion to write out and share a recipe. That's why I like it. Reminds me of when my Grandma shared her recipe for Apricot Jello Mouse Stuff (yes, it involved Cool Whip, bless her!) with me when I was a newlywed.
To download, go to Love Vs. Design.
November is a month to celebrate thankfulness and beautiful, inspiring food. For the love of it I thought it would be fun to share with you a simple, intriguing and seasonal recipe every day this month!
To start things off? Brie & Bacon Grilled Cheese with Fig Jam? Oh man. You know it. I don't have words other than: yum, looks like the perfect lunch! I can only imagine the fig jam is the perfect accompaniment to to the bacon & brie.
For the recipe, visit: Sweet Sugar Bean
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at House&Hold to you & yours. May your day be stuffed to the brim with love & thankfulness... and lots of yummy food.
Enjoy!
image snagged from 100 Layer Cake.
Side dishes! Stuffing & cranberry sauce are by far my favorite Thanksgiving sides. How about you?
Here are a few of my recent favorite recipes & Ferm Living styling inspiration as well!
(top to bottom, left to right)
1. ferm living tower of rings
2. double bread stuffing with brown butter, bacon and sage
3. roasted acorn squash
4. cinnamon & star anise infused cranberry sauce
5. ferm living buttering boards
6. ferm living dishes
7. ferm living cork trays
All images were snagged from their respective links.
More Thanksgiving inspiration! Today I have a fun, interactive "centerpiece" idea for you that will get everyone at your dinner table chatting & saying funny things.
In addition to the standard assemblage of dish & silverware, set a cup, bowl or jar (as illustrated in the image above) at each place setting. Fill the jar with word tiles (from a Scrabble or Bananagram game)...allowing some tiles spill over.
Place a little book on each place setting along with a pencil for guests to keep score as mini-games take place around the table between guests. Any riff on the traditional word game would be fun -- but feel free to make up your own rules! My idea: only made up words with definition or slang words are acceptable! Fun, huh?!
Another idea: buy 8-10 feet (depending on the length of your dining table) of black butcher paper (this is available by the foot at your local school supply/learning store). Add chalk to the table & guest can keep score and/or doodle. I love the dramatic look of black on the dining table & the playfulness of the word tiles.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving is a party, a celebration of being thankful for all that we are blessed with. I love to give my party guests favors & though it's not traditional at Thanksgiving, I thought: why not?!
As I posted earlier this week, my Thanksgiving inspiration includes bright oranges, gold, black & natural wood & linen. The unexpected addition of the letter tiles (from Scrabble or Bananagram) adds a playful aspect that has inspired my Little Book party favors.
There are many uses for the little books & they are a snap to make. Depending on the size & paper used, possible ideas could include:
- a mini notebook for guest to doodle or jot a joke in
- a spot to keep track of words created using the word tiles
- a place for you to write a note of thankfulness to your guests
- the thanksgiving menu or recipe (this would take a bit more planning...)
- a journal for the kids
I doubled the party favor as a place card by writing the name of the guest on a little flag on the pencil and then placing both the book & pencil on each place setting.
This Little Book making process is overly simple. Here is the general idea:
1. Gather supplies: paper, decorating medium (paint, stamps, markers, pencils. I used craft paint & bubble wrap & drip marks to create a pattern/print), whole punch, scissors, yarn/thread/ribbon, etc.
2. Print & decorate the paper: How much paper you will need will depend on how many books you are making & number of pages per book. I printed on about 24" from a roll of Kraft paper.
3. Assemble: Once the paper is dry/ready, cut, fold, hole punch & assemble your pages as illustrated in the images above. Done!
Happy make/do-ing!
Thanksgiving is near! If you are hosting, do not delay - be inspired & let this be the best Thanksgiving celebration ever.
I am a tactile person and in order to gain inspiration for upcoming celebrations, I gather various supplies, colors & objects (usually from around the house & from my crafty 'stash) that visualize the look I have in mind. The top image illustrates such gathering. Florescent oranges, Kraft paper, natural wood, black & gold. Add in a date/number stamp, Scrabble (or Bananagram) letter tiles and natural linen... and I am set!
This is my Thanksgiving theme & idea springboard:
1. Colors: Bright orange & gold details, black accents
2. Natural and/or white tableware with natural linen-y cloths
3. Playful & papery party favors (yes, for Thanksgiving!)
4. An interactive & family friendly centerpiece
Once I have gathered my ideas it's time to make a project list & get to work!
Be on the lookout! Later this week I will post a mini-book tutorial and ideas for what to use this party favor for (mini-book shown above)! I will also share my idea for a really fun table centerpiece.
In need of dishware inspiration? The modular & stackable dishware collection by Adonde has me in love!
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