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Kraft Paper Table Settings

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Sometimes the most beautiful things is the simplest of things. I love the idea of using Kraft paper or Butchers paper to create this country style feel. Whilst this example is from a wedding don’t let that limit you. This would be perfect for Christmas dinner and you could add some extra chalk or pastels for the kids to draw and entertain themselves. Add some jokes around the table or even brief “story starters” to get the conversations going. www.stylemepretty.com for more photos of the Kraft Paper table settings.

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