Styled mag. Festive Bubble Jars : with Consol Glass. Magnolia Rouge. Mag Rouge. REVEL: All about the modern celebration. DIY: Wine Bottle Light. November 3rd, 2009 This past spring Daniel and I went on a road trip from San Francisco to the Grand Canyon.
Along the way we stopped at Chateau Julien for a wine tasting. I wanted to do something with the empty bottle instead of throwing it in the recycling bin. So here it is! You’ll need: an empty wine bottle a drill safety glasses and gloves (just in case the bottle breaks) 1/2″ glass drill bit masking tape short strand of Christmas lights (with a plug only on one end) How to: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Pretty Painted Glass Centerpieces - DIY: Pretty Painted Glass Centerpieces. After a whirlwind long weekend, another Bridal Fashion Week has come and gone.
Want to see all the new dresses? Head right here. More concerned with catching up on the highlights? No problem—scroll down for the gowns that kept us talking long after the models exited the catwalk. 1. Gown by Watters. How to Make a Hole in a Glass Bottle. How to Create a Plant in a Glass Bottle. Diy wednesdays: wine bottle candle holder. Regardless of how crazy our lives get, we always need to spend time with friends and family. we’ve recently started hosting a regular sunday dinner at our apartment, where we invite a couple friends over to hang out, catch up and eat some homecooked food. all these guests mean a lot of empty wine bottles. but instead of recycling them, we decided to recycle a project we posted last year. using the same technique we showed you to make the bud vase trio, we simply cut these bottles at different heights to create a bunch of new vases, and some great new candle holders. and there it is. an entire tablescape for next sundays dinner. click here for the full project instructions, or just click “read more” below. have fun!
DIY Tuesdays: Vintage hearts ring bowl Ruffled. One of my favorite bloggers, Heather Bullard, created this marvelous DIY project that could be easily turned into a DIY vintage ring bowl.
This project will require many strands of old faux pearl necklaces, but you can find them at thrift shops or flea markets for a few bucks. I added instructions on how to adapt this project to make a ring bowl as well so I don’t leave you in the dark wondering how to! What you’ll need: 3 wooden hearts (can be found at Michaels or Joann’s)craft paint (mod podge may work as well)strands of old faux pearl necklacesMartha’s Glitter Gluea drill or small nails and a hammer (to poke a hole to turn into a ring bowl) Antiquing Glaze (to give the wooden hearts an aged look) Step 1: To make a ring bowl from this project, I would first drill (or hammer) to small holes at the top of the heart.
Step 2: paint the back of the wooden heart. Step 3: once the back of the wooden heart is dry, apply a think coat of glue on the main part of the wooden heart. Destination Weddings. Eunice Moyle and Daniel James worked around the corner from each other in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood, eating -- but never meeting -- at the same Mexican restaurant.
Eunice, meanwhile, reluctantly agreed to try three months of online dating at the urging of her sister. Her self-imposed deadline quickly arrived, and she was poised to log out of the site forever when Daniel James came a-courting. A year and a half later, Daniel proposed. On May 9, 2009, friends and family assembled at Wilbur Hot Springs, a solar-powered, off-the-grid hotel about two hours north of Napa for a carnival-like weekend wedding. Here, lush centerpieces by Sharla Flock Designs set peonies, garden roses, jasmine vine, lilacs, dusty miller foliage, anemones, foxglove, and metallic leaves in trophies and vintage vessels.
Destination Weddings. Magical Vintage Carousel DIY Wedding in Preston Court Part 2. The magic continues… But first did you see Part 1?
If not, you really should ~ how often do you see couples married on a tiny island surrounded by a Fairytale moat? Part 2 of Lisa and Alex’s wedding is brimming with pretty pastel hues, pom poms galore, a cheese cake (not that kind of cheesecake but an assortment of cheeses, topped off with a heart shaped cheese topper on a rustic bed of wood and fruit!) And there’s even a horse thrown into the mix. Oh and did I mention there’s a carousel? Prepare to enter a whole world of creative, DIY, vintage fairground / rustic barn loveliness. Okay, now it’s time to see this gorgeous wedding in motion ~ head over to the Film Gallery to see Lisa and Alex’s wedding through Mark Brown’s super 8mm film lens. Many thanks to Marianne Taylor for sharing these unforgettable images. Thanks to Lisa and Alex, hope you’re enjoying your happily ever after.
So…what has inspired you most from this magical wedding? Fairytale Winter Engagement - Bridesmaid.com - Bridesmaid Planning, Gifts and Resources. Posted on April 19th, 2012.
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