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I love sheet music. I always pick up sheet music while thrifting. I select the older books that have yellowed with age and they always costs cents to a couple dollars depending on the thickness of the booklet. worth.every.penny. {literally} I use it in so many ways, including crafting, decorating and entertaining. Today I’m sharing how to use sheet music in tablescapes in several different ways. I shared how I used sheet music to make a table runner a few weeks back on my valentine’s day tablescape. You can view the whole post here with more pictures. I also used sheet music as place mats a few years ago for a dinner party. I figured I could just throw out the sheets if they got spilled on, water marked, etc., but they actually made it through the evening unharmed. And I just recently made napkin rings thinking about springy | easter tablescapes. I started by using toilet paper rolls as my form. Super easy. Just cut each roll in half. This is how it looked when I started. I made 8 napkin rings so I used 4 rolls. Then I cut strips from the sheet music slightly wider than the forms & used pinking sheers on the edges. I glued the sheet music strips onto the forms & then added some twine for a bit of detail & texture. Viola! I love the end result. Super easy. Super inexpensive. Super charming. If we host easter they will definitely be gracing our table. We still haven’t figured out our easter plans put this small detail might sway me. Sheet music can also work as a centerpiece. I use scrolls in cloches, bowls, vases, etc. as decor all the time and they can easily be added to a tabletop. I also decorated my dollar tree candle with sheet music, burlap & twine. I haven’t done this yet, but you can also add sheet music to votive holders to add more impact. I love the vintage, nostalgic feel sheet music adds. Also I love that if I need 8 or 12 or 20 place settings it’s easy to add more keeping it all simple & uniform. happy entertaining ! sharing @: inspire me tuesday @ a stroll thur life tweak it tuesday @ cozy little house talk of the town @ my salvaged treasures the inspiration board @ carolyn’s homework be inspired @ elizabeth & co winter blues @ diy by design wordless wednesday @ oh my heartsie girl wow @ savvy southern style wake up wednesday @ god’s growing garden vintage charm @ charm bracelet diva home&garden @ a delightsome life syc @ have a daily cup of mrs. olson home sweet home @ the charm of home diy like a boss @ table&hearth share your style @ little farmstead feathered nest friday @ french country cottage morning cup of joe @ the cottage market simple & sweet @ rooted in thyme shabbilicious friday @ shabby art boutique fridays 5 features @ diy-vinatge-chic pinworthy project @ just us 4 5 star frou frou @ a tray of bliss saturday sparks @ pieced pastimes a bouquet of talent @ life on lakeshore drive share it one ore time @ lilacs & longhorns sundays at home @ love of home creative corner @ curly crafty mom amaze me monday @ dwellings-the heart of your home mmm @ keeping it simple show & share @ coastal charm the scoop @ stonegable stta @ karen’s up on the hill inspire me monday @ my uncommon slice of suburbia metamorphis monday @ between naps on the porch make it pretty monday @ the dedicated house inspire me tuesday @ a stroll thru life
I love sheet music.
I always pick up sheet music while thrifting.
I select the older books that have yellowed with age and they always costs cents to a couple dollars depending on the thickness of the booklet.
worth.every.penny. {literally}
I use it in so many ways, including crafting, decorating and entertaining.
Today I’m sharing how to use sheet music in tablescapes in several different ways.
I shared how I used sheet music to make a table runner a few weeks back on my valentine’s day tablescape.
You can view the whole post here with more pictures.
I also used sheet music as place mats a few years ago for a dinner party.
I figured I could just throw out the sheets if they got spilled on, water marked, etc., but they actually made it through the evening unharmed.
And I just recently made napkin rings thinking about springy | easter tablescapes.
I started by using toilet paper rolls as my form.
Super easy.
Just cut each roll in half.
This is how it looked when I started.
I made 8 napkin rings so I used 4 rolls.
Then I cut strips from the sheet music slightly wider than the forms & used pinking sheers on the edges.
I glued the sheet music strips onto the forms & then added some twine for a bit of detail & texture.
Viola! I love the end result.
Super easy. Super inexpensive. Super charming.
If we host easter they will definitely be gracing our table.
We still haven’t figured out our easter plans put this small detail might sway me.
Sheet music can also work as a centerpiece.
I use scrolls in cloches, bowls, vases, etc. as decor all the time and they can easily be added to a tabletop.
I also decorated my dollar tree candle with sheet music, burlap & twine.
I haven’t done this yet, but you can also add sheet music to votive holders to add more impact.
I love the vintage, nostalgic feel sheet music adds.
Also I love that if I need 8 or 12 or 20 place settings it’s easy to add more keeping it all simple & uniform.
happy entertaining !
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Love the toilet paper rolls into napkin holders. Wonderful ideas!!
I love old sheet music and book pages as well and have used them in quite a few projects over the years. I think I’m going to have to steal your napkin ring idea! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm! xoKathleen
thanks cheryl. and think the possibilities are endless w/ fabric and other materials. xo- mj
What a lovely table setting – such attention to detail.
Thanks for sharing at SYC.
Maryjo, that is just gorgeous! My husband is a musician and has LOTS of sheet music begging a makeover. Those napkin holders will be first I think! Please come and share at Five Star Frou-Frou at A Tray of Bliss? We love a kindred spirit. Love, Mimi xxx
thanks so much mimi. yes! use his sheet music (that he doesn’t need anymore) & it will be so much more meaningful for your family. i love that! i will definitely come over & share @ a tray of bliss! xo- j
Such a cute idea! Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
thanks for hosting sherry. love to link up at your parties. xo- mj
hi kathleen- yes book pages & sheet music instantly make anything vintage & nostalgic. i love it. the napkin rings can be made with so many different mediums too. xo- mj
Your beautiful table makes me wish we had not jus thrown out a bag full of sheet music. I very much like what you have created.
thanks Linda! my husband gets annoyed with me for not throwing out stuff and that’s why. lol. although I’m in a purging mood this year. thanks for stopping by. xo- mj
How fun! I especially like the napkin rings you made. You’ve come up with some very creative ideas using the sheet music!
Thanks Liz! Super easy & fun. Thanks for stopping by. xo- MJ.
Would love to sell you some old sheet music.