Assemble the the gold geometric sphere per the directions then, using hot glue, begin to adhere pieces of faux eucalyptus at the top left and bottom right of the sphere. Make sure to fan the pieces out a bit.
Remove some of the blooms from the white peony mat. Use hot glue to adhere the blooms so they are both surrounding and mixed within the eucalyptus.
Now it's time to tackle the sign. Trim a four-inch by two-inch piece of gold contact paper from the roll using sharp scissors.
Using a fine tip black Sharpie, add the word "Cards" in the center of the contact paper.
Peel the back of the contact paper off the roll and place it in the center of a white weathered wood slat.
Next, remove a few pieces of hydrangea blooms from a pomander ball. Using hot glue, secure the blooms to your signage.
Display your DIY card box. We placed ours on the same table that held our extra signature cocktails.
See the full Black and White Spring Wedding as well as the step-by-step instructions for Floral Wedding Chair Backers and Cucumber and Mint Gimlets!
Assemble the the gold geometric sphere per the directions then, using hot glue, begin to adhere pieces of faux eucalyptus at the top left and bottom right of the sphere. Make sure to fan the pieces out a bit.
Remove some of the blooms from the white peony mat. Use hot glue to adhere the blooms so they are both surrounding and mixed within the eucalyptus.
Now it's time to tackle the sign. Trim a four-inch by two-inch piece of gold contact paper from the roll using sharp scissors.
Using a fine tip black Sharpie, add the word "Cards" in the center of the contact paper.
Peel the back of the contact paper off the roll and place it in the center of a white weathered wood slat.
Next, remove a few pieces of hydrangea blooms from a pomander ball. Using hot glue, secure the blooms to your signage.
Display your DIY card box. We placed ours on the same table that held our extra signature cocktails.
See the full Black and White Spring Wedding as well as the step-by-step instructions for Floral Wedding Chair Backers and Cucumber and Mint Gimlets!
