DIY Wednesday: Stacked Honeycomb Centerpieces
Posted on May 9th, 2012 by Kate. Filed under DIY Wednesday, Do It Yourself.
By: Victoria Hudgins
Stacked honeycombs will bring a burst of bright, festive energy to your wedding day. They are perfect for centering a table, hanging in bunches or just casually placing around the room. With a quick order of DIY honeycomb paper, it’ll be easy to personalize for your specific color and sizing needs.
To design this stacked honeycomb centerpiece:
Step One. Purchase DIY honeycomb paper in your colors. Here is a good {source} for an assortment of the colored paper.
Step Two. Using a bowl or other circular object, cut out shapes. For the stacked centerpiece, use different sized circles and ovals.
Step Three. Use glue or double sided tape to secure the ends of the honeycomb paper together on each side.
Step Four. Begining on one side, fan out your honeycomb working with it to pull into shape.
Step Five. Stack the honeycombs on the center of a circular table for a bright centerpiece, hang from above (if your venue allows), or stack them around the room on shelves, tables and in windowsills for festive accent pieces.
Photos and Project Styling by Victoria Hudgins
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May 10th, 2012 at 2:08 am
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May 13th, 2012 at 7:45 pm
From the subject line of this post, I thought you were talking about real honeycombs. I think these would look cute attached to some kind of stick and put in vases.
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