One of my first articles for Tablespoon.com was about how to host a wine and cheese party. It was a fantastic excuse for me to have some friends over, drink wine, have cheese and make a cute tablescape. I must say that I quite enjoy my life these days 🙂
If you are a follower of my blog, then it’s no secret that I adore all things “chalkboard.” So when I found this chalkboard contact paper on Amazon.com, I knew I could make a fabulous chalkboard runner for my table.
I cannot stress how easy this was to do. Cut the chalkboard contact paper to fit your table, and start getting your art on 🙂 If you make a mistake..erase erase erase! The more rustic looking the better!
Read the full tablespoon post to find additional tips on hosting your own fabulous Wine Tasting Party! While you’re at it, check the Tablespoon.com site – its chock full of easy and delicious time-saving recipes, plus party tips and recipes!
Check out the wine party pics!
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As always, thanks for reading and thanks for your support! I love blogging and all the fabulous people I have “met” along the way.
Oh My! I’m in love with every part of this!!!
GREAT job!!! Love it!
hugs! Kim @ Party Frosting!
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Loved your wine and cheese pairings. Table set beautifully. We would definitely compliment each other.
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Thank you, Joanne
Thanks, Jackie!! Also you can find the black Con-tact paper at Home Depot! I purchased mine today!! Can’t wait to use it next month at our Wine Tasting!
There’s a TV commercial right now that does this EXACT thing. Obviously you had the idea first, though. I can’t remember what the commercial is for…perhaps a wine company.