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I wish this photo were mine (because that would mean I had a vase full of Mr. Goodbars in my house)
I also bought a bunch of miniature frames from the dollar section of Michaels, which I will use to label what each type of candy is. Here’s the mock-up (without frames):
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This one’s my favorite:
No wait, this one is:
I put these 2 on a box to give the buffet more dimension. Obviously I will not be using a cardboard box for the actual buffet:
Is that a thrift store price tag I see? Why yes, it is. And yes, this badd boi was only a buck!
I might superglue some of them to these candle sticks from the dollar store. I think it makes them look purrrty:
And here it is with the frames included:
I think it looks really busy, actually. But keep in mind that all the containers will be cleaned, label-free, and filled with monochrome candy, and the frames will all be painted one color, most likely white.
Most of the containers were unearthed at a St. Vinny’s in the Dells. The most expensive one I bought there was $4, but most were only a dollar! I got a few at the Dollar Tree, also for a dollar, and a few from Home Goods. I think I might buy more from Hobby Lobby or Michaels because I’d love to hop on the bandwagon and buy one of these fancy-looking ones:
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Plus, I have a gift card for both places. And I’m not sure how much candy I need for a 200 person reception. I guess that should dictate how many glass containers I buy, not just whether I have all the different pretty shapes, huh?
What do you think of my buffet set-up so far? Do you think it looks too busy? And more importantly, do you think I need to buy more glass?
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