Kinda, not really, but maybe food-related: Pittsburgh Cookie Table "decorations"

[marilynfl]

So my niece's wedding in May will be traditional except for the Pittsburgh Cookie Table which my sister has taken command of. While there will be hundreds of cookies, she also wanted a tribute to Pittsburgh, also known as the City of Bridges. Hence, the table decorations she has been building. I'm going to post the Pittsburgh landmark for each object:

Roberto Clemente Bridge (famous Pittsburgh baseball player)


Fort Duquesne Bridge


Mt. Washington Incline


Cathedral of Learning (University of Pittsburgh)


Soldiers and Sailors Memorial (wedding venue)


PPG (Pittsburgh Plate & Glass) building:


Now these are Sarah's creations (PPG, RC bridge, S&SM, FD bridge, CofL),


with the tram being used for wedding cards (slot in top)


(to be continued)

 

[marilynfl]

I joined the fun by creating the fountain at the point in downtown.

Pittsburgh is known as Three Rivers because the Allegheny River and the Monongahela River converge to form the source of the Ohio River. Fort Pitt was built around 1760 and the area is now known as Point State Park.





Here's my creation:

 

[charley2]

I hesitate to say but I think the last one may need embellishing,

 

[mariadnoca]

Oh my gosh, these are fabulous!
(I’m not crafty at all.)

 

[deb-in-mi]

Oh my how absolutely fabulous! Kudos to all