May 16 2013
Sometimes there isn’t a big budget for planning every aspect of your big day. So, why not try using a couple of simple materials you and your bridesmaids have found around the house and give them a little makeover? That’s exactly what we did for today’s post.
We used a can, a small glass apothecary jar and some ribbon.
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May 14 2013
Sweet paper daisy DIY. You’ll need scissors, glue gun and text weight paper in the color of your choice.
paper daisy template
Step 1: cut daisies & center
Step 2: fold petals
Step 3: glue 1 daisy on top of other
Step 4: glue circle to center of daisy
So cute on our kraft patterned bags!
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May 10 2013
Today’ freebie downloads are the perfect addition to your Mother’s Day gifts. Place them on your gift or make them even sweeter by punching a hole and using our twine to wrap them around a vase! Don’t forget to write a note on the back so your mom feels extra special this Mother’s Day. Download the freebies here, cut along the lines and your mom will feel the love!
Which one is your favorite?
xoxo
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May 08 2013
Who can resist blush and gold? From a gold cake topper to blush oversize bows, this is a trend we can’t get enough of. I especially love the gold ribbon wrapping around that wedding dress! You can find more images to inspire your big day on our Pinterest.
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May 07 2013
Today’s DIY is a super easy way to make your party favors extra fancy and adorable. Plus, it is the perfect way to add our new pinback buttons! We LOVE buttons!
1. Cut a piece of 1.5″ grosgrain ribbon about 12 inches in length. Fold the end of the ribbon back on itself about 2″ to create the first loop of the bow and place a dot of hot glue at the end. 2. Fold the opposite end of the ribbon back onto itself about 2 inches again to create the other loop of the bow. 3. Fold the lo...
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