Easy way to decorate a Pedestal

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    Pedestals are helpful devices for taking photographs, adorning and entertaining. Use pedestals at a exceptional happening to contain a visitor registry or appetizers, or to lift short floral arrangements. Employ lightweight carton pedestals to focus artwork or supply ambient lighting. Tall, very broad pedestals can even be utilised as podiums at a less prescribed happening for example a scout accolade observance or anniversary party.
   
   • Drape a table sprinter over a tabletop pedestal to weaken a tiered centerpiece. Place a basin of crop, turntable or other hefty adornment on the pedestal. Create a directly for demonstration from the pedestal to the tabletop by tucking the sprinter under the pedestal on either side.
   
   • Lay a tablecloth over a freestanding pedestal to weaken rough borders and agree the surrounding decor. Weigh down the piece of cloth with a floral placement or book; else, use tablecloth holders to hold the fabric in place. Use the enclosed pedestal as an end table or a brandish stand.
   
   • Wrap the body of the pedestal with a happening poster. Tape the poster to the peak for demonstration of the pedestal. Wrap round the stand, fastening every 1 to 2 inches. Use double-sided strip for a seamless finish.
   
   • Tape ribbons or paper streamers to the center of the pedestal platform. Place a hefty object on peak to conceal the strip and hold the streamers from blowing away. Place a baked cake or biscuit platter on peak of the pedestal at an outdoor event.
   
   • Apply warm wax from a candle to the exterior of a pebble or steel pedestal. Place the candle in the wax before it cools; this will contain the candle in place. Repeat until the exterior of the pedestal is enclosed with candles of diverse sizes. Extinguish the candles. Melt two to three candles in a twice boiler and dispense the dissolved wax over the pedestal to join the candles together. Use the pedestal outside as ambient lighting.

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