DREAM! DREAM!! DREAM!!! You are the answer to my prayers. Well, one of them anyway! LOL I must know all about your glasses. Aunt B had just one and I haven't been able to find anymore, anywhere, or find any info about them. I'm going to go write down 'Indiana Recollection' down right now and stick it in the glass so I will at least remember the name to search for now!! They are the same aren't they? I'm sooo excited!!! Please excuse my blue bedroom shoe in the background! I was trying to get a good shot to send to my niece who is helping with the hunt for these illusive glasses. I have some little saucers to go with your pink dinner plates. I also, was bummed because the color doesn't show up as much as I want it to. I was hunting for the green salad plates exactly like your pink dinners and the pink dessert dishes for a tablescape I was trying to copy. I only found these.. Oh Girl, I didn't mean to highjack your Thanksgiving tablescape post, but you have NO IDEA how frustrated I've been trying to find these glasses! I've been all over creation with my 1 little glass to every GW, TS, SA, and antique shop trying to find them. Thank you so much for using them in your post. What a Thanksgiving present!! NOW GIVE ME ALL OF THE DETAILS!!!! QUICK!! Hurry, I'm getting lightheaded! OK, OK I'm calming down now. Deep breaths, deep breaths. Back on the subject... You know I love that centerpiece from all of the gushing I did in your other post. Adding Mr Turkey really made it Thanksgiving. He's sooo cute! Great minds think alike. I think we all fell for those lovely turkey plates this year. I know I did! I LOVE all of your candlelight shots. What a beautiful table to enjoy Thanksgiving at. Wish all of us here could gather our families and tables together and have one big Thanksgiving celebation. All Y'all are my family, too. :o)) Happy Thanksgiving! Betty

My middle grandchild will be 10 next month. She and both her siblings have always had rather dry senses of humor far beyond their years. I did tell her, because I didn't want to actually assign people places, that I didn't want real names, so maybe she could use reindeer names and elf names. Otherwise, I couldn't use them. At any rate, that's what she came up with. What really blew me away was the pitchfork and halo. I NEVER would have thought of that. I'd have probably but a sprig of holly or a snowflake. That's the really funny part to me. There are an even number of each, which I requested. She has already decided that she and her sister will sit at a Nice setting and her brother should be at one of the naughty places. I will be sure to convey all your compliments.

HP has some that I like to use. Especially place cards for Thanksgiving. Here is a link that might be useful: Easter crafts for the Home

I think the best way to go is to use generic holders and make the cards themselves customized to fit the Titanic theme. So, if you already have holders or want to buy some, find something elegant but simple that you can reuse. Then, you print off the luggage tags or boarding pass or whatever. That part is easy. You do all the art on the computer, then print on regular paper with a color printer and cut them out. I've done this sort of thing many times. You can use Word to do it. So, for the tags, you can buy some tan colored card stock, or just print on regular card stock. Then just draw in the shape of the tag, a dark brown ring on the left to simulate the reinforcemnt around the hole, and all the rest of the art on there - the star, the border, the lines to be filled out, etc. Once you have the art the way you like it, copy-paste it as many times as can fit on a page. Then print and cut. Use a hole puncher to punch the hole and attach the string. Admittedly this can be time consuming - it takes time to draw all this on the computer. But it's definitely not difficult and would be so cute.