Add a personal touch to your Thanksgiving table with handmade place settings by Patti Behan! Using Ranger Embossing Powders, Archival Ink, and Wendy Vecchi Make Art Chippies, Patti has created a festive design that brings warmth and charm to your holiday meal. Ready to craft your own? Follow along!
Thanksgiving Place Settings by Patti Behan
- Materials
- Instructions
Wendy Vecchi MAKE ART Chippies Lots of Leaves
Emboss It™ Dabber Clear
Ranger Embossing Powders: Cranberry, Marigold, Love Letter, Sage
Archival Ink™ Pads: Coffee, Sepia, Plum, Sage
Ranger Mini Ink Blending Tool
Ranger Mini Ink Blenging Tool Domed Foams
Tim Holtz Distress® Tiny Blending Tool
Tim Holtz Distress® Heavystock Kraft
Letter It™ Fineliner Black Pens - #04
Tim Holtz Cling Mount Stamp Leaf Prints 2
Ranger Multi Medium Matte
Other:
Heat Tool
Iron
Cloth Napkin
Jute or String
Hole Punch
Emboss It™ Dabber Clear
Ranger Embossing Powders: Cranberry, Marigold, Love Letter, Sage
Archival Ink™ Pads: Coffee, Sepia, Plum, Sage
Ranger Mini Ink Blending Tool
Ranger Mini Ink Blenging Tool Domed Foams
Tim Holtz Distress® Tiny Blending Tool
Tim Holtz Distress® Heavystock Kraft
Letter It™ Fineliner Black Pens - #04
Tim Holtz Cling Mount Stamp Leaf Prints 2
Ranger Multi Medium Matte
Other:
Heat Tool
Iron
Cloth Napkin
Jute or String
Hole Punch
Instructions
Set the scene for a festive Thanksgiving feast with handmade place settings that are sure to impress your guests! Whether you're hosting a cozy gathering or a big celebration, these creative touches will add a personal and charming flair to your table. Let's get started!
Step 1: Dab Embossing ink onto chippie until fully covered.
Step 2: Pour Marigold Embossing Powder over top, remove the excess, and then heat powder until fully melted. (Note: you can repeat this step if you would like thicker coverage. Just wait until first layer cools down.)
Step 3: Using Coffee Archival Ink on a Mini Ink Blending Tool, Ink the edges of the embossed Chippie to give it some dimension.
Step 4: Repeat Steps 1-3 using Love Letter, Sage, and Cranberry Embossing Powders.
Step 5: Cut name tags out of Kraft Heavystock and write your dinner guests names with a leaf doodle. Ink the edges with Coffee Archival Ink.
Step 6: Using the Leaf Prints stamp set, randomly stamp leaves onto napkin using Olive, Plum, and Sepia Ink. (Note: Be sure to stamp leaves in the corners so that when you fold the napkin you have a pleasant design. See next step.) Heat set the ink with a dry iron.
Step 7: Punch a hole I the leaf right under the stem as shown. Cut a length of Jute to 15”. Glue name tag onto the embossed leaf. Fold napkin as shown.
Step 8: Insert the jute through the punched hole and tie around the napkin, making a bow in the front as shown.
Step 9: Repeat with the other leaves and napkins and they are ready for your Thanksgiving table!
Hi, Everyone! My name is Patti Behan. I am married to my best friend and mom of three children who make me very proud. I have been a crafter my whole life and have worked in the craft industry for 25 years. I have found my dream job being the Social Media/Education Specialist here at Ranger, which gives me the opportunity to create and share all the fun things you can do with Ranger products. Hopefully I will inspire you to play along with me.Related Posts
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