Just a note to wish you a "Happy Thanksgiving Eve," and to share a tip that might come in handy tomorrow. But first, I'd like to share the centerpiece I just made for my dining table ...
How to remove candle wax from a tablecloth:
To remove candle wax that has dripped on your Thanksgiving tablecloth, first harden the wax by putting a plastic sandwich bag filled with ice on it. Next, scrape off as much as possible with a dull knife or a credit card.
Put the tablecloth between two pieces of paper from a brown paper bag and iron the "sandwich" on low heat until the remaining wax melts into the paper.
Wash the tablecloth with a detergent.
10 comments:
Your centerpiece is so beautiful...and it is made out of REAL fruits! Thanks for the wonderful tip. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! ;-) Bo
What a beautiful table!! Have a very Happy Thanksgiving, friend. xoxo
Janie, this is so gorgeous! You really knocked yourself out to do this wonderful centerpiece, and I appreciate you sharing it with us. Here's wishing you a Thanksgiving filled with all the joy your heart can hold. I wish that for you and all of your family and guests!
XO,
Sheila
The centerpiece is gorgeous...I'm quite talented at recognizing gorgeous but completely inept when it comes to CREATING gorgeous!
Your table looks fabulous! I hope your day is as fabulous as your table is beautiful! Come again and sign up for my giveaway....I've decided to make it a Black Friday giveaway!
Suzanne
I love your table setting and center piece!!! It looks so warm and welcoming. I also like your new look.
Thanks for the candle wax tip because we Have needed it in the past.
Happy Thanksgiving!
That is a beautiful centerpiece Janie! Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
diane
That is so beautiful. Happy thanksgiving.
What a beautiful centerpiece!!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
Tracey
Lovely!! I love the fruits...so natural and non-fussy (and such a good use of things that you can eat later!) and yet looks like something out of a magazine. Well done!
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