But the best part were the hats. Over the weekend prior I had crafted Indian headdresses and men's and women's pilgrim hats. Working for a design studio allows me access to tons of paper, so I had all the white paper I needed. And then just dipped into my scrapbook paper stash for the feathers, the flowers on the bonnets, and the bands and buckles. Everyone wore one, we laughed and drank too much, ate until we leaned back in discomfort, and enjoyed the blessings of each other.
Enjoy the pictures (all courtesy of my favorite David Naugle).
beautiful! you've out-crafted yourself once again :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique version of Thanksgiving decor!
ReplyDeleteNot surprisingly, it looks great! :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I think it is so wonderful that your place of work has these dinners and events - it just sounds like a great atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteYou are truly amazing!!!!!Looks like a fantastic feast! You are one of the most creative persons I have ever seen! I know everyone must have had a fantastic time.
ReplyDeleteI really love the simplicity of that table and the little hats are adorable :)
ReplyDeleteomg. you never cease to amaze me with your talent. what a great concept... the cut out silver poster board plates are friggin' awesome.
ReplyDeleteOh ya...you out did yourself.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful!
A Modern Pilgrim Feast, great idea and perfect atmosphere.
Winner!
OMGosh...how fun!
ReplyDeleteXXDenise