A "Girls' Night In" Junky Holiday Beverage Center
December 12th, 2008 in member junk
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Yes, that's real snow outside and, yes, the thermometer reads 3 degrees. So, brrrrrr! Can you let the cold stop you? No way! The holiday celebrations must go on! Welcoming special guests to your home for a fun event can be done in junky holiday style. Start with your wine glasses and beverage of choice.
Add a metal rotating stand that was probably used as a store display in its previous life. If you have those little glass charms used for wine glasses, this is good way to display them for your guests. It would be fun to make a small sign to insert in the top to welcome your guests, but it looks great either way!
If you know who is attending, here is another option for making your guests feel welcome. Use these chalkboard napkin holders as drink markers. (I started filling in the names of people on the guest list. If you don't see your name, don't worry! I just haven't received your RSVP!) Then use vintage clothespins to attach them to the metal stand. Easy, peasy junk solutions!
Last, but not least, make your beverage center mobile by placing the items on a vintage medical/dental stand. Include a single white linen napkin underneath. Now, you are set! Seriously, it takes minutes to do!
Yes, that's real snow outside and, yes, the thermometer reads 3 degrees. So, brrrrrr! Can you let the cold stop you? No way! The holiday celebrations must go on! Welcoming special guests to your home for a fun event can be done in junky holiday style. Start with your wine glasses and beverage of choice.
Welcome to Another
Junky Holiday Project!
This junky holiday idea is all about welcoming your best gal-pals over for an evening or a weekend. It's all about getting the girls together for a long-overdue talk-fest by the fire with champagne, wine, hot mulled cider, or whatever your fancy might be. If the weather outside is frightful, don't be discouraged! That's what a cozy girls' night in is for! Dive into those closets, basements, attics, and garages to find the best junk treasures for making girls' night in extra special. As always, your junk-inspired holiday can be simple, casual, and elegant!
Okay, ladies? Who is coming over for "girls' night in?" RSVP by leaving a comment!
Amy (ALVN of WhisperWood Cottage)
Pattern or design used: My own design -
ALVN of WhisperWood Cottage
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Comments (13)
Lani Posted: 9:12 pm on December 14th
Kim Posted: 9:25 pm on December 13th
Oh, and your pictures are wonderfully taken too. Posted: 2:19 pm on December 13th
How very inviting and truly picture perfect. Now, put my name on one of those little chalkboards please!
Kari Posted: 9:17 am on December 13th
Can I come over now? The cold would definitely not deter me if I were on my way to this partay! Thanks so much for another great idea.
Take care,
Sue Posted: 9:14 am on December 13th
Candy
Posted: 8:36 am on December 13th
I really like what you've done here. Great post.
Gretchen Posted: 10:33 pm on December 12th