PEACEFUL PEACOCK

Here's my Peaceful Peacock.

He's made of pine cones and a few other decorative items.

I made him for my center piece for a fund raiser that my

church was doing.

It's called Festival of Tables.

You're in charge of deciding on a theme and decorating a table.

You provide a little take home gift for each person that has

purchased a ticket to sit at your table.

They in turn receive a delicious meal and some form of entertainment is provided

for the group. It's quite a fun evening for everyone.

Below I've listed the items I used to make him.

First there were the pinecones.

 Then I bought other sparkly items that I thought would show up.

Some peacock feathers of course.

And some dried floral for the tail.

I started by glueing the pinecones in the shape of the peacock.

I spray painted him solid blue to start with.

Then added green later on.

I had this thing that came off of something, so I spray

painted it and decided to use it for the stand.

Here's a look see of it almost complete.

As you can see I have him propped up on

some wooden logs.

Now he's all finished and here are some completed shots.

I hope you find him interesting.

His booty. 

I inserted some of the sparkly floral in between the pieces of pine cone.

I thought it would fill in well and add some interest.

Here's his head shot.
Don't hate him because he's beautiful:)

Now that you've seen how I made him,

here he is in all his glory at the Festival of Tables.

 Here's a look at how I set everything up.

It started with a table for 10 and a white tablecloth.

Then I added a light green overlay that I made out

of two sheer curtain panels.

I then added a peacock wreath that I've had for some time.

Next I started layering the chargers and place settings.

I made the place cards out of small pieces

of a tree limb. It ties in with the logs the peacock is sitting on.

 And here it is all completed.

A head on shot of my Peaceful Peacock.

Another look see.

For the chairs I tied sparkly ribbon and inserted  some sparkly foliage.

One last look.

Everyone had a wonderful time and there were so many

beautiful tables created.

I hope you enjoyed the process of the Peaceful Peacock.

1 Kings 10:22

for the king had ships of Tarshish at sea with Hiram's fleet,

and once every three years the ships of Tarshish

would arrive bearing gold, silver, ivory, apes, and peacocks.

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