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October 23, 2014

Fall Tablescape Challenge

 Fall Tablescape Challenge 

Everyday Party Magazine Fall Tablescape ChallengeI am part of a fabulous group of party stylists and planners on Facebook.  A smaller group of us decided it would be fun to have a Fall tablescape challenge and share each other’s work in a blog hop!  

Fall Tablescape Challenge

The table had to include 5 items; pumpkin(s), apple(s), a red wagon, wheat stalks, and a wooden sign.  BUT, the table could not cost more than $25 to style!  

I was able to create my table for about $10. 

Fall Tablescape Challenge

I spent $5 on mini pumpkins and Elf House gourds from the pumpkin patch at my church, and $4 for a small bouquet of flowers from the grocery store.  Everything else on the table I already owned.  

Fall Tablescape Challenge

 

I styled my table outside on our large farm house table.  (My husband and I made it for about $100 in just a few hours and it is 8′ long!) I used a large muslin quilt as the table cloth and a red paisley sheet as the runner for a pop of color.  At the end of the table, I put a tow behind wagon my dad refinished for my son and filled it with mini hay bales and a few pumpkins.  Next to the wagon, I put our new scrap wood chalk board.  (If you follow me on Instagram, you got a sneak peek of it on Saturday)  I thought it needed to be up higher on the table, so I put a small wooden box under it, and then added some candles and pumpkins in front of it.  I propped the wagon trailer on a small galvanized pail, and added a few pumpkins around it.  I love my white washed lantern, and I thought the end of the table needed to be lightened up  little, so I added that as well.  Finally, I grabbed a log from our fire wood pile to fill in a hole between the wagon, the lantern, and the box.  

Fall Tablescape ChallengeSpeaking of firewood, the hubs and I were fortunate enough to get about six 7′ logs free this week, so I asked him to cut off a few wood disks for me to use on the table.  I laid them down the center of the table.  The two middle ones held the drink bottles and small bouquet. The bouquet was in a plastic trick or treat pumpkin bucket that I covered in FloraCraft burlap.  (I sprayed adhesive on strips of the burlap and stuck them to the pumpkin, 5 minutes and $5)  The other two disks had small pumpkins and apples on them.

Fall Tablescape ChallengeEach place setting was set with some of our own creamy yellow plates and silverware tied with fabric napkins.  It was a simple place setting, but it looked perfect on the table.

Fall Tablescape Challenge

Please be sure to hop around and check out the rest of my amazing friends fall tablescapes!  

Fall Tablescape Challenge

 

Find the rest here: Astonishing Cakes (via Pamela Smerker Designs), Cupcake Wishes and Birthday Dreams, Not Just  A Mommy, Painting Paris Pink, and The Sweet Sensations

 

Tags : Everyday Party Magazine, fall, Pumpkin, Thanksgiving

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  1. Renee of AstonishingCakes says

    October 23, 2014 at 12:48 pm

    Totally gaga over your fabric covered pumpkin bucket!

    • everydaypartymagazine says

      October 24, 2014 at 7:29 am

      Thank you! It was super simple to make

  2. Sandra says

    October 23, 2014 at 5:36 pm

    I love that you set up your table outside, fantastic idea! It’s full and bright and definitely feels like fall. I hope we all get to do this again.

    • everydaypartymagazine says

      October 24, 2014 at 7:29 am

      Thank you! It was fun!

  3. Chloe Crabtree says

    October 23, 2014 at 6:34 pm

    Fun idea! I would love to participate in future challenges! I am enjoying checking out all of the tablescapes and how everyone pulled their own theme together using the same materials!

    • everydaypartymagazine says

      October 24, 2014 at 7:29 am

      Thank you! I didn’t host this one, Cupcake Wishes and Birthday Dreams pulled it all together. 🙂

  4. Shannon says

    October 23, 2014 at 8:48 pm

    My favorite part is your chalkboard sign and chevron burlap pumpkin. The colors are very inviting!

    • everydaypartymagazine says

      October 24, 2014 at 7:28 am

      Thanks!! The chalkboard sign is definitely a new favorite item in our house!

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