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- A picnic rug with little pockets for rock weights (so it doesn't blow away!)
- Design Sponge has a waterproof backed picnic rug tute on their lovely site
- Not to mention this fantastic 6-pack turned picnic caddy!
- This one has loops on the corners so you can peg them down
- An oilcloth version of le picnic here
- Use an existing blanket : but insert grommets and make some cute tent pegs for it here
- An Argyle Throw would make a cheery picnic seat, no? I think so.
- A simple patchwork picnic rug here
- Make some matching napkins too!
- Learn how to line your basket with the ubiquitous oilcloth, perhaps?
- This is a cute Zakka style picnic bag too.
- How about this denim picnic-blanket-a-long? Cute.
- These are useful and cool too - Summer Sit-Upons!
- If you forget your basket you could tuck your picnic in this Amy Karol cuteness
- Or make this super fancy picnic basket (from an existing beat up one!)
- These cutlery roll/place mats would work well on Le Picnic
- Or try these fused ones via Whipup if you like melting stuff together in a positive way
- Whipup also points us to this fancied up disposable plate tute
- Take this homemade Pin The Tail On The Donkey Game for entertainment!
- Or make a cuter version of this Twister blanket! Fun!
- You might need to make this kite?
- Make sure your friends can see you! Tell them to look for this bunting!
- Or try this no-sew bunting instead!
- If you've got all that stuff, you might even need cushions, huh?
- And for when the sun sets and it gets a bit chilly... these shawls would be good, don't you think?
