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Hockey Centerpieces
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Bar Mitzvah Centerpieces with hockey theme...
Hockey Centerpieces Step-by-step pg.1 Step-by-step pg.2 Finished Project
NJ DEVILS HOCKEY THEME CENTERPIECES
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| Here is a closer picture of the fishing string used. It's the lightest string that could be purchased and is listed as clear. It was quite unnoticeable. The effect desired was to have the balloons appear as though they're hovering above the centerpieces. The fishing string was looped through the bushing used to join the hockey sticks together. Three balloons were tied using a tier effect. |
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Here you have it. About 50 hours later, finished centerpieces. Let the party begin. As you can see by the picture above and below, the reception tent was very elegantly done. Yes, the party was actually held in a large tent that the local country club has erected next to the club house. |
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The
key to being creative is the ability to think outside the box. Use your
imagination. Don't limit yourself to what your local craft store carries.
If you have an idea, search for the product to make that idea a reality.
Sometimes, it's found in the most unusual places.
If things are not working out, put it away and come back to it. Don't frustrate yourself. A few hours of a day away from it can make a world of difference in relocating your creative talents.
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