Showing posts with label rustic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rustic. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Rustic Flower Girls

Guests love seeing cute flower girls walk down the aisle. These baskets will give a cute rustic look to your flower girl.


from FleurDetaillee $21


Rustic Twig Winter/ Christmas Wedding Flower Girl Basket
Rustic Twig Winter/ Christmas Wedding Flower Girl Basket
from AprilHilerDesigns $25


Personalized Flower Girl Basket Woodland Rustic Birch Bark Outdoor Fall WInter Roses CHIC
from braggingbags $39.99



Small Firefly Lantern/ Flower Girl Basket Alternative
from AprilHilerDesigns $30

Images via Etsy sellers

Friday, September 24, 2010

DIY Friday: Rustic Cake Stand


This rustic and unique cake stand DIY comes from Oncewed.com I love unique cake stands and this one would be great for any outdoor wedding. 




What You’ll Need
A Cross-Cut Wood Plaque (round or oval)
A Cross-Section of a Tree Limb   (Make sure the top and bottom are parallel)
Titebond Ultimate Wood Glue (or a similar extra strong wood glue)
A Large Wood Clamp
Instructions
Cross-cut wood plaques can be found in your local craft store or online at Hofcraft. The come in a variety of sizes ranging from 5 inches to 12 inches in diameter.   They are usually found in the section with the wood-burning kits and other wood crafts.  They are clean, sanded and ready to use.
1.  Take your tree limb section and wipe the cut surface clean.   Put a generous amount of extra strong wood glue on the surface. (see figure 1)
2.  Place the limb section in the center of the back side your wood plaque and press down firmly.  Wipe away any excess glue with a clean, damp cloth. (see figure 2)
3.  Place the two joined pieces in a wood clamp and let dry for at least one hour.   If you don’t have a wood clamp, you can stack a few heavy books on top of your pedestal until it’s dry.   (see figure 3)
4.  Use your pedestals to display cakes and desserts (see figure 4) or use as a base for a centerpiece.   If you want to place food directly on the wood surface, coat it first with a food-safe wood sealer.  If you would like to keep the wood it’s natural color, place a piece of parchment paper beneath your cake or dessert.
What it Cost
Wood Plaques $3.99 – $5.99 each
Tree Limb – Free from our wood pile!
Wood Glue – $3.35

Image, and text for supplies, instructions and cost via Oncewed  by Laurie Cinotto