I want to make palm tree as my table centerpiece. How should I do that? I do not want to use the metallic palm trees available in the party store.
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Papier mache' is probably your best bet. You could get a book on the subject at your local library. This will involve some time on your part but will be pretty cheap (paper, wire, glue, paint, etc.)
Another idea that comes to mind would be playing with various items which combined could suggest a palm tree. i.e. a vase filled with something brown such as wood chips, broken glass, or marbles. Then to use purchased "palm leaves" from a florist shop, or green tissue with wire glued, cut and bent to suggest palm leaves.
Last idea would be to bind some even bamboo or sticks with a rough natural cord to suggest the trunk of the palm tree, then stick some "palm leaves" into the top.
Lee, this is perfect for what I'm looking for...is there any wy you could forward these directions to me...I cannot print them....thanks for saving the day!
I don't know if this is too late for you but we created some palm tree centerpieces for a 7th & 8th grade dance at my daughter's school. We used the cardboard rolls from paper towels. We glued brown paper to the cardboard rolls. We went to a dollar store and bought green silk palm frons - cut them apart and hot glued them in the top of cardboard roll.
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I've tried many different sources and did not like any to include a bar stool that you have to drill into pineapple. Here is my final solution, I bought 18 x 18 marble tile and drilled a hole through the center. I bought a steel rod and put thread on the bottom. Sharpened the tip and added a wing nut to the top w/ a plastic washer as well as bottom.
Hey John. Where did you find the rods to do the stands for the fruit display?
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