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DIY St. Patrick’s Day Shamrocks

Quick and easy to make, this St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock is a great way to decorate any space so that you’re ready for the festivities! St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and we have a quick and easy craft to get you in the Shamrockin’ spirit! These Shamrocks can be used as decorations for a St. Patrick’s Day themed party or just to brighten up any room. You can hang them using ribbon, attach them directly to any surface using some adhesive, make a key chain and much more! We are showing you how to make one size, but you can change the measurements below to make larger or smaller Shamrocks. What You'll Need: Stiff Felt Sheets - 12” x 12” Ruler Rotary cutter or fabric scissors Hot glue gun and sticks Ribbon (optional) Instructions: 1. With your Stiff Felt Sheets , rotary blade and ruler , cut 4 strips measuring 1 inch wide by 12 inches long and 4 strips measuring 1 inch wide by 10 inches long. You should have a total of 8 strips. T
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Say 'I Do' Felt - Tablescaping

Happyy Friddaayyy! 

On to our 3rd installment on how to add felt to your wedding the right way we show you how to transition from your wedding invitation seamlessly to your decorating needs. 

We made different kinds of felt flowers and different sizes to add some texture and colour to the table but not over doing it. 

Add scented candles in between the flowers and voila a beautiful centrepiece for your table! You've got admit how serene and romantic our arrangement looks against fresh white linens

 
                      

In last weeks blog post we showed you how to off set the felt that was used in the stationary using tapered cork to the place cards and to hold up the table numbers as seen above. We brought that in to the table as well by making DIY cork & felt coasters.
                   
                   


  
      

We've been toying with the idea of making a video tutorial on how to do the DIY flower centrepiece what do you guys think? Would you like to see one done?

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