Hey, I just finished some new bouquet which were a custom order and I thought I would share some photos. I love the way they turned out with the greys and blacks. |
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Bohemian Bridal Shoot Published
We recently had the pleasure of working with Angie Candella at La Candella Weddings and designed for her bohemian bridal shoot one of our cake toppers and our lanterns. Her photo shoot looks fabulous and was published today on this wonderful site Aisle Perfect. Stop by and see
Thanks to everyone!!
Bohemian Bridal Shoot
Thanks to everyone!!
Bohemian Bridal Shoot
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
DIY Projects- Heart Page Marker and Shoe Hangers
Origami Heart Page Marker
Step One
Use a square piece of paper, I would suggest no bigger than 6x6. You can use any kind of paper you have laying around. In my case, I found some leftover scrapbook paper and cut it down to size.
Because my paper doesn't have the design above on both sides I have to keep track of how I'm folding. A fail safe is to consider this design side, Side A and the white side, Side B.
Step Two
Fold your piece of paper in half. Crease.
Step Three
Fold your paper in half again. Crease.
Step Four
Open up your paper and have Side B facing up.
Step Five
Fold the bottom portion to the middle crease line.
Step Six
Turn your paper over to Side A. Now fold up the bottom corners into triangular edges.
After both sides have been folded, it should look like below.
Step Seven
Turn over to Side B.
Step Eight
Now bring the point that's been created at the bottom to the top.
Step Nine
Turn over to Side A.
Step Ten
Use your finger to make an opening in one of the flaps in the bottom center.
Step Eleven
Flatten this little flap to form a triangle.
Now Repeat this step for the other side.
Step Twelve
Now fold a triangle from the edge for both sides.
Step Thirteen
Fold a tiny triangle from each peak.
Step Fourteen
Turn over to Side B. Fold the areas behind the dotted lines shown below.
And ta-da! You now have a uber cute little book mark :]
Shoe Hanger
What you'll need:
- Wire Hangers
- Ribbon
- Buttons
- Fabric glue or Super glue or Hot glue
- Ruler
- Scissors
Step One
Take one of your wire hangers and placing your hands on each side of the hanger pull it's "arms" downward.
Step Two
One side at a time, pull the wire upward creating a scoop effect.
Once complete, the hanger should take on a similar shape to the one below. Don't worry if it's not perfect, just do your best to get the sides as even as possible.
Step Three
Cut the ribbon of your choice into a 16in strip. Place your ribbon very close by. Now apply your glue to the sides and middle of the upper portion of your hanger like below, this helps secure your ribbon.
Step Four
As soon as you lay down your glue, quickly grab your ribbon and place roughly it's middle onto this upper portion of the hanger like below.
Step Five
Now take one side of your ribbon and pull it behind the front of your hanger and upwards.
Step Six
Just like in Step Three, we're now going to apply some glue on the hanger frame to add more support and make the ribbon easier to maneuver. This application goes right above where your ribbon that has been glued already rests- this is where the ribbon will fold again.
Step Seven
As soon as you apply the glue, fold your piece of ribbon over to the front. You may want to apply a dab of glue in the subsequent crease in the corner as well as the center to add support and keep your ribbon from slipping.
Step Eight
Repeat Steps Six and Seven for the other side of your ribbon. The outcome should look like the photo below.
Step Nine
Now it's time to trim any extra ribbon. As you can see in the photo above, my excess ribbon falls almost an inch past the end of the part of ribbon covering the middle of the hanger frame. It may help to flip your hanger over to trim it more exact.
Step Ten
Cut a small, roughly 2in strip of ribbon and round the edges like below. This will go on the back to cover some unattractive hanger frame showing.
Step Eleven
Flipping your hanger over, apply your glue to the center portion of the hanger frame that's showing.
Step Twelve
Before the glue can dry, place your rounded piece of ribbon onto it from Step Ten.
Step Thirteen
At this point, the basic hanger is complete and should look similar to the one below. However, for aesthetic reasons I chose to follow the extra steps after this to add a cute button.
Step Fourteen
After choosing your button, apply glue to the back.
Step Fifteen
Glue your button to the center of the front of your hanger. When complete your hanger should look like the ones I made below.
Hang these up in your closet when your done, and there you have it, a simple space saver for your shoes that can be made using old wire hangers. I don't even know how or when I got my hands on so many wire hangers since I never use them... but at least I've found a good use for them now :] Wish me luck on getting my closet organized XP
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