This is genius. GENIUS! I love it when things come in other things you can eat.
These are happening some day. I don't know when, but some day these will exist inside the KZP household. And you will be invited.
(Blog Trail: Lonely Pie, Bakerella)
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Plastic Perfection
Oh my God. This may actually make it so I can still open pickle jars when I'm 35...b/c at the rate I was going, it wasn't looking so good.
(Just tested it. And it's ppppuuuuuure awesome.)
Source: Best Money You've Ever Spent.
(Just tested it. And it's ppppuuuuuure awesome.)
Source: Best Money You've Ever Spent.
Labels:
tools
Flag Testing (my own)
This was last night's activity and it's being tested as we speak.
Here's a question though:
Should I try and keep with the general (and at this point it's very very general) colors of the rest of the wedding? Jewel tones? Navy blue? Or should I just use whatever fabric I have that looks good together?
Here's a question though:
Should I try and keep with the general (and at this point it's very very general) colors of the rest of the wedding? Jewel tones? Navy blue? Or should I just use whatever fabric I have that looks good together?
Labels:
Garlands
Monday, June 28, 2010
Flags! (my own)
Here are the flags I'm working on. I'm not sure why the colors are so strange in this... overexposed perhaps but this is the general feel.
Labels:
Garlands
A-ha! (Via Once Wed)
This is all the proof a girl needs for her mother (and grandmother) that mix and match bridesmaid dresses do in fact look awesome.
I speak for all of us when I say, thank you Tom and Nichole for helping us on that one.
Photography: Josh Goleman
(Via: Once Wed)
I speak for all of us when I say, thank you Tom and Nichole for helping us on that one.
Photography: Josh Goleman
(Via: Once Wed)
Labels:
bridesmaids,
MixandMatch
Sweet Wedding (via Style Me Pretty)
There are so many wedding pictures on the blogs that blur the line between magazine spread and real life wedding. Don't get me wrong, I love love (LOVE) the magazine like ones, but it does make it even more refreshing to see an event that really feels like it could be Z's and mine. Handmade. Homey.
Photography: David Newkirk and Jenny Moloney. (Via Style Me Pretty)
Photography: David Newkirk and Jenny Moloney. (Via Style Me Pretty)
Labels:
Garlands,
General Feel
Progress!
Good weekend. I may have destroyed my shoulders with the power of the sun (it's sort of amazing how a sun hat protects your face. I am now living proof to that) but I got major sh*t done. Also my pinkie is still numb from excessive spray paint use.
Labels:
Center Pieces,
Progress/Planning,
tables
Friday, June 25, 2010
No I did not just spray paint a bit of my Mom's lawn white. What are you talking about?
Labels:
So That Happened
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Glitter! Edible! Sugar! (oh my) (Via Frenchie and Flea)
This is so cute. (Also, I now have a new blog to love.) Be watching for these on your doorstep Valentines Day 2011.
And while yes, you can't beat pink edible sparkles, the arrow that shot me was the lace on pink card stock top.
Thank you Frenchie and Flea. You made my day.
And while yes, you can't beat pink edible sparkles, the arrow that shot me was the lace on pink card stock top.
Thank you Frenchie and Flea. You made my day.
Labels:
tutorials
Japanese Tape and Vellum
Doesn't this seem like it could somehow be made into a guest book? I don't know how but just somehow.
Lovely image from the always lovely images of A Creative Mint.
Lovely image from the always lovely images of A Creative Mint.
Labels:
crafts,
materials,
paper,
Pure Potential
Burlap Banners (via Oh So Beautiful Paper)
Burlap is great. I always find it hard to work with but I think it just means I'm going a bit too cheap. There is a graph with cheap on one axis and unruliness on the other. Funkyshique has clearly figured out the graph. Awesome awesome banners available at her etsy shop.
(Via: Oh So Beautiful Paper)
(Via: Oh So Beautiful Paper)
Labels:
Garlands
Table Flags (via Ruffled)
Originally I had planned to have flag garlands EVERYWHERE. Then life happened. I'd still like them a couple places like the ceremony site and running along horizontal beams. I'd also really like them to be the main decoration along food and drink tables ('cause there ain't going to be flowers), and seeing this image from Amy and Warren's wedding gives me hope. It also makes me realize I don't think I ordered table cloths specifically for the long tables. You know, whatever.
Photography: MegRuth Photography
Via: Ruffled
Photography: MegRuth Photography
Via: Ruffled
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