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Thursday, April 7, 2016

How to make a Picnic Wine Table {out of a Paper towel holder}


Now that the seasons are changing we will start looking forward to outdoor activities and entertaining. I enjoy having people over and usually entertain in our back yard. The flowers and trees are blooming and it is always so pretty.

Entertaining doesn't have to be stressful. I just had the sweetest picnic in the wildflowers. I went to Old Time Pottery in search of potted plants. They have so much in their greenhouse. They were just starting to fill it up. I got these beautiful geraniums.  As I walked the isles looking for some outdoor goodies I came up with an idea using a paper towel holder!


I absolutely hate putting my glass on the ground. So I came up with this idea and it was so easy to make. I really love it. I will be using this Picnic Wine Table at the beach too!

I am sharing the directions at the Old Time Pottery Blog.

I hope you click over and see the way it all looked.



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9 comments:

Unknown said...

What a really unique and clever idea!

I would have never thought of something like this!

Thanks for sharing (and for linking up to the #SHINEbloghop).

Wishing you a lovely weekend.
xoxo

Anonymous said...

What a fantastic idea! I don't like the thought of leaving my glass on the ground either and this would be a great way to avoid that :) Thanks for sharing!

Mrs. Friedl said...

Absolutely a fantastic idea!!!! Thanks for sharing! #HomeMattersParty

Christine Siracusa said...

I love eating and entertaining outdoors, too. This is a great idea. Thanks for bringing it to #SaucySaturdays.

Deneen@dreaming-n-color said...

Thanks. It fixed a problem of having a glass in the grass.

Deneen@dreaming-n-color said...

Thank you!

Deneen@dreaming-n-color said...

Thanks. It eas a fun project.

Deneen@dreaming-n-color said...

Thanks Christine

Deneen@dreaming-n-color said...

Thanks Christine