We got creative, perching serving bowls atop clocks, candlesticks, hat boxes, and more, to create layers:
We used an assortment of china to give an eclectic feel (we were imagining Downton Abbey a bit… the invitation looked like a vintage steamship, so we couldn’t help but think Titanic era):
What a fun and creative idea! Great job on all the details! I’m going to pin it on my party inspiration board š
Jeanette @ Creating a Life
{visiting from Homemaker on a Dime!}
Thanks, Jeanette! I’m so glad you liked it! Come back any time. š
Love all the special details!
Thanks for stopping by, Tammy! Hope to see you again. š
Great ideas Rachel!! The vintage look is always a must in any decor!
Jo Ann
Thanks, Jo Ann! I’m so glad you stopped by. š Come back!!
How unique and different is this! I love all things vintage and unique! Fabulous!
Thanks so much, Angela! Nothing brings character like unique and vintage, right? š
This is amazing! Thanks so much for linking up to Give Me The Goods Monday! You’ve been featured! Be sure to grab a button š
Jamie @ somuchbetterwithage.com
Thank you so much, Jamie! I really am so honored to have been featured, and I’m glad you liked it!
Here’s the link to the features:
http://www.somuchbetterwithage.com/2013/04/give-me-goods-features-3.html
Jamie
What a fun, fun idea! My youngest daughter hasn’t had any children yet. She recently informed me that when she did have a baby she would love a world themed shower. She adores and collects maps and globes. I can see some fun things here that I could use. I will be pinning and saving for when that day (hopefully) comes. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
I’m so glad you like it, Jann. May you have many many opportunities for globe-themed baby showers. š Take care!