wine tasting party :: broadway paper

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	materials
	8.5 x 11” white card stock corrugated cardboard box laminating paper (optional)

	tools
	x-acto knife ruler scissors double sided tape

wine-list coaster

In a graphics program or Microsoft Word, set up a standard page (8.5 x 11) to fit 4 coasters, measuring 4 x 4" each. Design each coaster to your preference, including your wine menu for the night.
Print out your coasters on white cardstock. If desired, laminate the card stock with laminating paper (optional: it will help preserve the coasters from wine drips!) and cut to size. We rounded the corners with scissors.
Break down a corrugated cardboard box. With a ruler and x-acto knife (or box cutter) trim 4 x 4” pieces from the box and round each corner with your scissors.
With double sided tape, adhere the cardstock layer to the corrugated cardboard layer.

	materials
	3 x 3 x 3” cardboard boxes chocolate twine 8.5 x 11” white card stock

	tools
	x-acto knife ruler

In a graphics program or Microsoft Word, set up a standard page (8.5 x 11") to fit 10 “enjoy” tags, measuring 3.5 x 1.5” each. Design each tag to your preference, we put “enjoy.” and positioned it on the far right side of the tag.
Print out your tags on white cardstock and cut to size. We rounded the corners with scissors.
Using approximately 2/3 of a yard of chocolate twine, wrap around the cardboard box twice and tie a knot at the top of the box.
Slide the tag under the knot to complete.

	materials
	8.5 x 11” white card stock

	tools
	x-acto knife ruler scissors

In a graphics program, set up 6 circles measuring 3” in diameter (or match the diameter of your wine glass base), on a standard 8.5 x 11" page. Design each tag to your preference. We created the tags to be a solid brown circle with a white name and added circle shapes for a creative touch.
Print out your tags on white cardstock.
Create a scalloped edge to the circle by cutting around the inside of the circle’s edge with scissors, rounding every half inch.
With an x-acto knife and ruler, cut a line from the center of the circle to the edge. Make sure to cut on the side oppositee your guest's name.
At the center edge of the cut, make 5 half inch slices (forming a star shape) with your x-acto knife creating a hole for the stem of the wine glass to go into.
Slide on a wine glass stem and your guest’s glass will always be at hand!