DIY Scandinavian Christmas Place Cards
Confession time: I’ve never hosted a dinner party. What with our teeny-tiny table and a three-year-old at our heels, it’s never been exactly appealing. (I have hosted Easter and Thanksgiving, but I’m not going to count them. I’m talking about a real, grown-up dinner party here).
If you missed my holiday home tour last week, I was feeling some blog guilt for not showing more of my home– so I put together a simple holiday table setting. Does it matter that I only got to enjoy it for a day before having to relinquish it back to my toddler’s play-doh? Nope! It was so much fun to put together–especially these DIY Scandinavian Christmas place cards. Here’s a quick run-down of how I made them:
Supplies
- Cardstock
- Sprigs of greenery (like white pine)
- Washi tape
- Alphabet stamps
- Ink
Equipment
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Hole punch
1. Cut out a house shape from your cardstock, about 2″ square.
2. Stamp the initials or name of your guest.
3. Punch a hole in the top.
4. Add washi tape across the bottom.
5. Insert the greenery.
Simple, easy, and fast! Are you hosting Christmas dinner this year? How are you decorating the table?
To see the full Christmas home tour, click here!
Bethany
| 21 December 2014Where are your gold candle stick holders from??? I love them!
annabode
| 5 January 2015Thanks Bethany! They are vintage, and I picked them up at my friend Cassie’s vintage barn sale, Sweet Clover Barn. I’m sure you could find similar ones on eBay or Etsy by searching ‘mid century brass candlesticks’. 🙂
Kristen
| 22 December 2014Very pretty. Love the simple sprig of greenery through the top.
Kyla @HouseOfHipsters
| 2 January 2015As always, you did it again! Gorgeous! JUST GORGEOUS! Thanks for linking up with Found & Foraged! Pinned! Hope to see you Saturday night.
annabode
| 5 January 2015Thanks Kyla!! Love Found & Foraged so much!