Plastic coins are inexpensive and easy to find at most party stores. Because they are so lightweight they're a snap to work with. I used some white string and a hot glue gun and glued the coins (back-to-back) to create a garland across the mantle. I love how they sparkle in the light!
Another way to use these is to hang them from the ceiling, doorway or chandelier above the dining table...
I found my coins at the party store.
You could also use colored ribbon in place of the string, swag them along a staircase or surround a door frame.
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Beautiful!
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Deletesuch a great chanukah mantle! love the other gold touches...i need to do something understated like this.
ReplyDeleteThanks...start today, only a few days left till Chanukah!
DeleteWow! this looks so beautiful! I love the gelt banner and the miracle picks in the candles. I might just borrow this idea for next year. :)
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