$5 DIY Table Canopy


A canopy on a table makes a simple, elegant focal point.
And, it's very frugal too!  :o)  
($5 is assuming that you take your coupons to the craft store, because that is what I did.  Hobby Lobby, Micheal's and JoAnn's usually have them and often accept each others coupons as well.)

Materials:
12" embroidery hoop  (You can use any size or shape that you have on hand.  If you buy one it will be about $1.50 with a 40% off coupon, in Georgia.)
6 yards of Cheese Cloth ($3.50 with a 40% off coupon, in Georgia.)
Ribbon, string or yarn (I used jute from Home Depot.)

I decorated the top with finger crocheted jute, raffia, lace and green burlap that I cut to resemble pumpkin leaves for my daughter's Birthday/Halloween Party.

 (Here is a tutorial on finger crocheting.)

Here's my round of links, tutorials, and recipes that went into the party:




Comments

  1. That's lovely! And I especially like how easy it is :)

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  2. Love the use of fabric in a canopy for table decor! The use jute and lace to decorate the canopy frame has enhanced its look! Great idea Charlie! :)

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    1. Thanks! Have also finger crocheted jute and added fern to it before as well. I should do a tutorial on finger crocheting. It is very simple and fast and looks great for shabby-chic/ country decor. I'll try to do that today or tomorrow. Thanks for spurring one the idea! :o)

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  3. Cute! That's a great little thing to whip up for a nice touch to a party table. Great job!

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    1. Thanks! It makes a great gift table addition as well.

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  4. Thanks for following me! I love your blog and am now following you. This is a great idea for the sweetheart table at my daughter's wedding! Thanks for the inspiration and tutorial!

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    1. Awesome! Thank you! I am glad that you can use it. It looks like it will blend beautifully with your decor.

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  5. Hi Charlie
    This is a beautiful accent to any table. What a great idea. Thanks for sharing with us at our Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop.Don't forget to enter all of our contests. There is a ton of cash and prizes up for grabs. My blog is hopping with giveaways and hops tonight. Hope you will drop over and enter. I'm also your newest Bloglovin and GFC follower. I've enjoyed looking around your blog.
    Sew Crafty Angel

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    1. Thank you for compliments and following me! :o) And thank you for hosting! I will go and check out your contests right now!

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  6. Ah! Love this idea! I think I may do a version of this in my son's room--he's into "castles" and I though a canopy over his bed would be fun. Thanks so much for sharing.

    Found you through the My Favorite Posts Show Off Weekend hop!

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  7. Very cool idea! Love how cheap it is---and it could be used for other decor too. Thanks for sharing!

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  8. I love this idea. Thanks for sharing! I actually have a canopy just sitting in storage…I'll have to pull that thing out and put it to use!

    I would love for you to stop by and enter my giveaway:

    http://tocrave.blogspot.com/2013/10/elemenopillows-giveaway.html

    Jamie

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    1. I entered and am a new follower! :o) Thanks!

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  9. So easy! Now I can make something similar for my daughters bed. Thanks!

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  10. She will feel like a princess! :o)

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  11. Beautiful! Thank you for sharing at our TGIF Link Party at A Peek Into My Paradise. I hope you will be back to link up another awesome post this week!
    Cathy @ http://apeekintomyparadise.blogspot.com/

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