More ideas for green decorating - things that are re-usable...
when we decorate for parties, we tend to pick up paper plates and paper decorations that usually go in the trash when the party is over.
I love these products over at Cox & Cox in the UK (thanks to ready2spark for the introduction!)
These are zinc name cards that tie onto anything and can be written on with chalk. Not only are they great for wedding name tags or table numbers, they would be great for holiday gifts, or even simple dinner parties at home... and I LOVE that they are reusable.
and these white pennants are so sweet - they would add charm to any garden gathering. Since they are fabric they can be used year after year. I imagine you could also dye them!
and these rubber stamps can be used over and over for all types of greetings - in fact I still have a similar set from when I was a kid! Use them on recycled paper to make your own greetings and banners.
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Great ideas! I love the look of those name tags.
Posted by: Rosie | October 15, 2007 at 04:14 PM
I know! Don't you just adore this store? The have the most amazing little treats and surprises. Everything is about the details. A definite fav. I only wish they were located in N.A.
Posted by: ready2spark | October 16, 2007 at 05:21 PM
Memory is the best wealth.
Posted by: Ajf 4 | July 15, 2010 at 07:41 PM