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CHECK OUT THIS EASY PATRIOTIC TABLESCAPE

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My patriotic tablescape is front and center on my dining room table.

HOW TO MAKE AN EASY PATRIOTIC TABLESCAPE

I love to use items I have on hand. A few items for this tablescape were from previous upcycle projects. Oh, wait I did buy the small sign from the dollar-ish section at Target.

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I love to contain a tablescape to a tray. I pulled out my oversized galvanized serving tray as the base for my patriotic tablescape. My goal was to add pops of reds and blues against the green wreath.  patriotic-tablescape-everydayedits

I used my stash of these boxes for shades of blue. The popular retail box supports the sign and makes the sign stand out.

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The blue hue continued with a single cloth gingham napkin that I tucked inside a recycled glass jar.

I was stumped for red and white colors that were not covered with hearts intended for Valentine’s Day. I wanted something that would fit within the tray. As luck would have it I found a Christmas strand of wood bead garlands I purchased from my friend Katherine’s shop. I bought it after the holidays and never stored it with the Christmas decorations. It was just waiting for the 4th of July.

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The beaded garland with red fabric ties was the perfect addition to the tray.

What is that type of fabric called? All I can think of are the bonnets in Little House on the Prairie.

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I found a white, wood monogram with red polka dots. It was from my “monogram everything” phase. Again, the red and white scrolled letter added height and a bit of whimsy to the tablescape.

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