10m White Wedding Bunting- Double Sided Fabric Bunting

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What better way to welcome guests to your wedding and let them know the seating arrangements for the day than with a personalised acrylic signs. Most balloon arch kits will come with balloon arch strip tape (or balloon clips if it's a solid frame arch) and glue dots to help you secure your decorations together. Better yet, with a few extra supplies, you can get crafty and make a fully customised wedding sweet table - here are a few suggestions to give you some inspiration: This fabulous make is perfect for using as a wedding table decoration. Pour your water beads into a tall vase and add a floating candle for a really classy finish.

The smallest balloons should be added in to cover any gaps when your balloon arch has been moved into place. If you have speciality balloons (such as filled or light up balloons) they should only be added in once the whole arch is in its final position. Taking a wide paint brush, start to paint the acrylic sheet working from the centre outwards in long strokes. By working from the centre outwards, you should get the desired feathers effect around the edges as your brush runs out of paint. Firstly you need to hydrate the gel beads. The beads will expand in size a lot, so it's important you find a large enough container to hold them in – a plastic storage tub or tote is ideal. If using ribbon, simply line your fabric pennant-up with the top edge of the ribbon and secure it with a row of stitches with the sewing machine. Leave a gap in between each flag and carry on until you have a whole length of bunting. This is a great craft to use up fabric scraps, (if you don't have any scraps you can always buy fabric or lace remnant bundles from suppliers online) or fat quarter bundles that have been cut into strips.

Once your beads have rehydrated, it's time to start layering! Get all of the other decorations you're going to add to your vases ready and laid out in front of you. Start by adding a small layer of gel beads to the vase, then arrange some pearls/jewels/flowers on top of them, followed by another small layer of gel beads. Repeat this until your vase is full (leave an inch or so gap at the top) and you are happy with the layout. To get started, remove the protective sheet from one side of your acrylic. Taking the film off might attract dust to the surface of the acrylic – if that happens, give it a wipe down with a microfiber or antistatic cloth. Once your paint is dry, flip the acrylic board over and remove the protective film from the front. This is the side we will be applying our vinyl to. Decorate your sweet jars with ribbons that match your wedding colour scheme and add little handwritten tags displaying the names of each sweet (be sure to add any allergy info too!)

This wedding craft looks so classy, can be made to match your wedding colours perfectly and best of all, it's super simple to DIY yourself! How to make an acrylic wedding sign

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Browse a mix of ditsy floral vintage flower prints in bright and pastel colours and and lace fabric patterned flags for a traditional feel, hessian cloth and brown paper bunting for a rustic theme, or go modern with metallic rose gold foil pennants for a chic and stylish set up. Build up the layers of paint around the centre of the acrylic sheet so that it is opaque. If you are finding this hard to do with a paint brush, your can swap to a foam brush and stipple the paint on to fill any gaps or streaks. Attach your LED curtain to the top bar. Some strings of curtain lights will come with hooks attached for easy hanging, others will just be attached to a main wire. If you only have a main wire to hang them by, the easiest way to do this is by using velcro cable ties. If you want to utilise your crafting skills, have a go at making your own bunting that way you can have it perfectly fit your wedding theme! Take a few strips of fabric to make your tassel, fold them in half over your hanging string or ribbon. Then use another fabric strip to wrap around and tie off your tassel – it's as simple as that!