Stenciled Holiday Place Settings

I love seasonal decorating. But I'm also lazy short on time, so I really like having holiday decor that I can use for more than one occasion. I am currently in need of some holiday table decor that I can use for Thanksgiving, Christmas and maybe even into late winter.  So when a big box of paints and stencils from Plaid's Martha Stewart line showed up on my porch, I knew exactly what I was going to use it for!

This post is brought to you Plaid's Martha Stewart line of paint and stencils. I received product and payment for this post. All opinions expressed are 100% mine.

Holiday Place Settings for Four

A tablecloth, placemats and napkins

Supplies Needed

• 1 twin flat sheet in red
• 1 twin flat sheet in taupe
• Matching thread
• Stencils
• Stencil Adhesive Spray
• Masking Tape
• Paint brushes and pouncing sponges
• Paint (all are from the Martha Stewart Craft line)
• Multi-Surface Metallic in Copper
• Multi-Surface Pearl in Mother of Pearl
• Multi-Surface Glitter in Sugar Cube
• Multi-Surface Satin in Habanero
• Multi-Surface Glitter in Garnet

Oven Mitt Cuteness

I know I said in my last blog post that I almost made this really awesome double oven mitt from Smashed Peas and Carrots. But then I did:

The only thing I did differently was that I added a layer of insulbrite between the 2 top mitt layers of fabric.

As usual (this is becoming a trend), it took a few hours longer than originally anticipated to make. BUT it was also the first time I used bias tape properly (when I made this project I had no idea what I was doing and just kind of folded it over the edge and tried to hold it all together and sew it down all at once.

I'm happy with it. I think it turned out super cute. I ended up giving it away as a birthday present but I think I need to make another one for me.