Sorry about the missing Foodie Friday link party today. I've been on the GO all week which is why I've only posted twice up until today. I've been cleaning today to make up for not cleaning much during the week and I'm hope, hope, hoping that I'll be able to chill out this weekend.
I've got one quick Halloween-ish project to show you before I sign off for the weekend.
Y'all have a good weekend and don't eat too much pre-Halloween candy!
Linking to:
Frugalicious Friday @ Finding Fabulous
Feature Yourself Friday @ Fingerprints on the Fridge
Sat Nite Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
Cute!! I CAN NOT bring candy into the house this long before Halloween. It would never make it to Oct 31 :)
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Cute, CUTE IDEA! Your table vignette is really adorable, too!
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I've been glueing glass candlesticks to glass plates to make my own pedestals in various sizes and heights. So much fun and great for taking pictures of my backed goodies. I just got home from Target tonight with small black melamine saucer and condiment dish to make a tiny black cupcake stand when I saw what you'd done. Love it! I do have a question. What glue do you use on the melamine? I've been using E6000 for the glass products.
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ReplyDelete(I love your header btw) but I was also wondering what glue you used. I picked up some melamine plates and bowls today at Target, and glass candlesticks from the dollar store but wanted to make sure I used a glue that lasted. lilisbuzz.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSo cute !!!! I really love this way of "storing" the candy - out where you can get your hands on it !!!!!
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ReplyDeleteIt turned out fabulous. And the next time you have to get candy, I'm willing to go for you. To spare you the horror of course. I'm nice like that. But don't blame me if some ghost eats all the candy before I return.
ReplyDeleteI love this...I am totally inspired to create one of these for our stash! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is very cute and, yes, I am cringing at the horror of all that chocolate.
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ReplyDeleteLove the spider webs on the dishes. What a fun project. Yeah, now the hardest part of the project is getting that candy to last until Halloween. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love the plate and bowl!
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That is so cute! I picked up one of those plates too - wish I had bought the bowl now too! I am going to be featuring this on my blog later today. Have a great weekend!
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