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Thanksgiving Dessert Buffet

  • November 16, 2015
The Pink Tumbleweed
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Knock your family's socks off this Thanksgiving with a beautiful dessert buffet! We stained crates for display height (Crates and Pallet), added decor from Defining Details, serving pieces from Pioneer Woman for Walmart, and a Pendleton Woolen Mills blanket for texture. Although it looks over the top, this look is easy to recreate (promise!) in your home using branches, leaves, and grasses from your own yard and fruit right from your refrigerator. We added texture with a Pendleton blanket but you could use an inexpensive scarf or a length of fabric.

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      • Difficulty: Easy
        Categories: Holiday

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      • CRATES AND PALLET, DEFINING DETAILS, PENDLETON BLANKET, PIONEER WOMAN SERVING PIECES, NATURAL ELEMENTS (FRUIT, BRANCHES, ETC.), HOMEGOODS MUGS

Comments (4)


  • Very creative!
    By teris, on November 18, 2015
  • But what tools did you use?
    By g.ash, on November 25, 2015
  • Hi G.ash, this is part of a Crates and Pallet campaign sponsored by Ryobi. There are no tools involved as all you do is paint or stain the crates.
    By Grace Ogden, on November 25, 2015

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Thanksgiving Dessert Buffet

by The Pink Tumbleweed
Nov 16, 2015

Knock your family's socks off this Thanksgiving with a beautiful dessert buffet! We stained crates for display height (Crates and Pallet), added decor from Defining Details, serving pieces from Pioneer Woman for Walmart, and a Pendleton Woolen Mills blanket for texture. Although it looks over the top, this look is easy to recreate (promise!) in your home using branches, leaves, and grasses from your own yard and fruit right from your refrigerator. We added texture with a Pendleton blanket but you could use an inexpensive scarf or a length of fabric.