Love this little Egg Man! Click here for tutorial
For more egg ideas Click here
XOXO

Love this little Egg Man! Click here for tutorial

For more egg ideas Click here

XOXO

This is hilarious! DIY: Flying People Balloon Weights

Click here for tutorial

For anyone that knows, loves or stalks the fabulous Elsie Larson from A Beautiful Mess, you have officially hit the wedding jackpot. She shared her wedding with Style Me Pretty. This wedding is filled with creative inspiration and homemade goodness. Be inspired!

From the crazy talented bride… When Jeremy and I envisioned our wedding day, we wanted it to be really personal. I’m a designer and he’s a song writer, so we spent a lot of time and energy on pretty visuals and our music selection. I own a boutique and we chose to host our ceremony on the third floor of our building, above my shop. The space is open with huge windows and peeling wallpaper. The ceilings are partially exposed. It’s a really amazing old building. We loved the idea of holding our ceremony here because we knew we’d be the first couple ever to get married in that spot! Our aisle was covered in white feathers and the flower girls threw colored feathers as they walked down the aisle.

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Decorating some white spray painted jars with japanese washi tape and scrap paper is simple and pretty. They look great filled with single sprigs from the garden. Love little jars and bottles like these running down the center of a dining table via A Creative Mint

Adorable! Tooth Fairy pillow via A Little Sussy

Add character to your garden this Spring with Leaf Imprinted Garden Stepping Stones

Add character to your garden this Spring with Leaf Imprinted Garden Stepping Stones

DIY Decorating with masking tape
Love this idea! Customize plain ceramics, dress up inexpensive vases for your next event or home decor and when you get tired just peel it off!

DIY Decorating with masking tape

Love this idea! Customize plain ceramics, dress up inexpensive vases for your next event or home decor and when you get tired just peel it off!

Surprise someone with a delightfully delicious package. These Deluxe Wedge-Shaped Pie Box Kits (Forks and other accessories included) are the perfect favor for your next event, or to give to someone just because… the perfect addition for a summer picnic!

Love it!

 
DIY: Wishes for the New Year
Wishes for 2012, an idea worth perusing in lieu of guest books for your weddings! Guests can write their wishes for the new year and hang them on streamers. Print out the cards for the New Year’s wishes and cut them out.
Bebas neue from dafont, which can be downloaded hereOld Script, which can be downloaded here
Via Ruffled

DIY: Wishes for the New Year

Wishes for 2012, an idea worth perusing in lieu of guest books for your weddings! Guests can write their wishes for the new year and hang them on streamers. Print out the cards for the New Year’s wishes and cut them out.

Bebas neue from dafont, which can be downloaded here
Old Script, which can be downloaded here

Via Ruffled

DIY: Confetti Poppers

For the confetti poppers you’ll need:

- tissue paper
- toilet paper rolls
- glue, scissors
- erm…confetti
- glitter dots (you can use a hole punch to make your own)
- double sided tape
- sewing needle and thread
- streamers
- nylon fishing line

Brush a thin coat of coat of glue on toilet paper rolls and wrap tissue paper like in the photo above. Using a sewing needle, pull the thread on one end of your popper. This will be the bottom of your confetti popper. Once you threaded one end, make sure to make a knot large enough on the inside so the thread stays put. Add confetti, and tie the other end of your popper with fishing line to hang from the ceiling. Embellish with tissue paper, glitter dots, double sided tape and loose glitter sprinkled on.

Via Ruffled

DIY: Sequin Wall via Oh Happy Day! Click for how to instructions

Perfect for New Year’s or any occasion!

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The secret to tying the perfect bow

It’s all about what I call the ribbon tail. Here are the how-to instructions with photos:

Start with good quality ribbon- like fabric, expensive ribbon falls better than cheap ribbon. A double sided satin ribbon works best as you don’t have to fuss with the good side and bad side. Also, you’ll need about meter of ribbon to tie a good bow, plus however much ribbon you need to wrap around the box/flowers/new car.

1. Depending on how thick your ribbon is, you might or might not be able to tie a double knot before starting your bow:

2. Reach way back in your kindergarten memory, when you first learned to tie your laces, and that’s how you tie a bow. Make two loops and tie them together in a simple knot:

3. Smooth the knot cover over and pull tight, making sure both loops are the same size. *leave a long tail on both ends.

4. Now here’s the magic part. Take the “tail” of the ribbon and fold it back in towards the centre knot. Add a dot of glue (right where you see my fingers are holding it down).

5. Cut on a bias or with a v-notch. Now that’s a pro-looking bow. Doesn’t matter what the gift is, this will wow’em:


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Let's Get Cozy - Photo Shoot

The focus – good friends, great food and relaxing in the coziness of the outdoors and each other. Be inspired!

Jenna Rae of Jenna Rae Cakes added flavour to the day by guiding everyone through a DIY cake decorating party.  To top off their cakes the ladies at Weddings in Winnipeg created glitter animals (you can see the DIY tutorial from Martha Stewart here) a pom pom straw and stick toppers.

Photography: Simply Rosie Photography / Design + stationery + art direction: One Plus One Design / Props + styling: Oh So Lovely Vintage / Cakes + Cake party supplies: Jenna Rae Cakes / Glitter animals, straw toppers and styling: Weddings in Winnipeg / Flowers: Academy Florists / Pillow covers: Rosellas Lane


How to make a gift bow

Easy tutorial on the Whole Living website, on how to make your own gift bow out of old magazines laying around. It’s surprisingly easy!

Easy tutorial on the Whole Living website, on how to make your own gift bow out of old magazines laying around. It’s surprisingly easy!