Utilisation des chutes - La Poulette à Pois J'ai pris une résolution (vais-je la tenir longtemps ??) c'est d'utiliser les chutes de tissu NOW !!! Au lieu d'attendre une gros tas de plein de chutes, et que, dépitée, je les laisse au fond du placard, j'ai décidé de les travailler de suite. Mignardises kid & Capucine, meringues roses maison, poupée Victoria HTSY Vous trouverez le tuto des sachets de thé dans la colonne de droite ! Abby & Zach's Piazza Peacock Wedding & Dallas Wedding Photographer Stacy Reeves | Vintage Modern Wedding Photography It has been killing me to hold on to this wedding but I’ve been patiently biding my time, keeping these images quiet. Now that I finally have the go ahead from Style Me Pretty (where the pics will be featured this afternoon), I can show them off! Abby & Zach’s wedding was an awesome one for many reasons. Abby is a photographer herself, so she and I were completely on the same wavelength when it came to many aspects of the wedding day, and she really put a lot of thought into every detail of their wedding. From the tiny ceramic squirrels (Abby and Zach’s favorite animal) to the heart-shaped locks they gave away as favors (a European tradition; both Abby and Zach have lived abroad in Europe), to the clever play on their initials (A & Z) to the vibrant use of purple (Abby’s favorite color), this wedding was all about the couple and the things they love. Because it was a morning ceremony, the day started EXTREMELY early (I arrived about 4:30 AM and the girls were already up and running).
5 manières de faire un batik tie‑dye - wikiHow Étapes Méthode 1 Teindre un motif en spirale <img alt="Image intitulée Tie Dye Step 1" src=" width="728" height="410" class="whcdn" onload="WH.performance.clearMarks('image1_rendered'); WH.performance.mark('image1_rendered');">1Réalisez une simple spirale. C'est un motif classique pour faire un batik tye-dye. Vous devrez nouer tout votre tissu pour en faire un seul boudin. <img alt="Image intitulée Tie Dye Step 6" src=" width="728" height="410" class="whcdn"> Dye Step 6 Version 2.360p.mp46Attachez la spirale. Méthode 2 Utiliser des nœuds Méthode 3 Méthode 4
DIY | Doily Lantern | Glamour and Grace The lovely Sarah is back again this month with another fabulous DIY! This one is so simple and chic, I know you all are going to love it! Happy spring, readers! Materials: 4-5 doilies per lamp (preferably round and about 5-6 inches in diameter, depending on the size you want the orb to be. ***Before you start, make sure to wash your doilies by hand with a mild soap and lukewarm water in the sink. Step 1: Take your rubber ball or balloon and place it in a small dish to keep it steady while you work. Step 2: Once you have the doilies arranged how you want them, pour some fabric stiffener onto the palate or wax paper. Step 3: Leave a small area open so that you can insert the LED tea light. Step 4: Let the doilies dry overnight to ensure that it is COMPLETELY dry before handling. Step 5: Once the doilies are dry, use a blade to pop the balloon/rubber ball. Simple steps to a stunning centerpiece! Have fun and stay crafty! Share:
Teindre naturellement | inspiration crédit photo Annett Sibson en suivant les indications de India Flint Teindre du tissu est un bon moyen d’obtenir des tissus aux couleurs uniques ou alors de transformer totalement (enfin, pas toujours) un vêtement. Toutefois, il n’y a pas que les teintures chimiques ! Avant de vous lancer dans une telle aventure, il vous faudra réunir un peu de matériel: – une vieille casserole que vous n’avez pas peur d’abîmer, car les fruits et les plantes vont également la colorer – une vieille cuillère en bois – une passoire – un verre – du gros sel ou du vinaigre – de l’alun (disponible en pharmacie ou dans une droguerie) – du tissu : de la soie, de la laine, du coton ou du lin, dans tous les cas des fibres naturelles – de l’eau – pinces à linge Teindre avec des fruits Utilisez des framboises, des cerises, des mûres, des myrtilles, des baies de sureau, ou encore la peau de prunes. Ce genre de teintures perdent leur couleur lors des lavages avec des lessives trop alcalines. Teindre avec des fleurs
{Wedding Trends} : Braided Hairstyles - Part 2 I LOVE braids! Although until recently, wearing a braided hairstyle was just for the bohemian bride, nowadays, soft, glamorous braided updos are being embraced by classic and modern brides alike! And dispite the fact that some people still consider braids to be an everyday-look, they could easily be adapted to a formal occasion. Case in point: Kate Middletown look at the BOA Olympic Concert. She rocked a super cute braided updo that you may want to borrow for your wedding day (see the pics on my Pinterest account by clicking here). Anyhow, whether one in the front, swept across, or an entire halo, braids add a romantic look to any wedding hair style. Can't get enough of this pretty trend? Braided Half Up Half Down - sources: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 Loose Braid Image sources: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7
Wedding Reception Centerpiece: DIY Wine Bottle Arrangements Posted on August 23rd, 2011. By Dessy Group. In: DIY Wedding. With: 0 Comments Wedding reception centerpieces made from wine bottles is not a new idea. However, Hostess with the Mostess has taken them to a new level – literally, and made them look like nothing as simple as wine bottles. Hop on over to Hostess with the Mostess to get the details on the DIY project. Images via Hostess with the Mostess
Oh Lovely Day: {Lovely Masons} Mason Jar Lanterns Ok, mason lovers! Back by popular demand is my Lovely Masons Series. We’ve covered mason jars as floral containers and 10 DIY mason jar wedding ideas. Up today, mason jar luminaries and lanterns. {hanging masons with candles} {aqua mason with floating candle + and an ocean view} {mason luminaries} {mason and candle centerpiece} {collection of floating candle masons & a mason candle chandelier} If you love the mason series and ideas but can’t find enough to bring your vision to life, come back next week for some ideas and sources for mason jars!
How to Make a Chandelier (Part 2 (With Friends)) | Freshly Picked I'm not going to lie to you, this chandelier is both time + labor intensive. However, we worked assembly line style + were able to finish 4 chandeliers that night. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Jane's finished light. Amy's finished + installed chandelier. Next → ← Previous 25 Responses Leave a Reply DIY Craft Project: How to craft a twine-ball light garland {As featured on Rock n Roll Bride} Time for another DIY craft project and today I’ll be showing you exactly how you can make this twine-ball light garland yourself. It’s one of those projects that’s a little bit messy and does take quite a bit of time, but it is so much fun. Plus you have a really cool piece of decor at the end of it. Perfect for parties or around the home, you can paint it up in any colour you want to match your design scheme, and when lit, it looks so pretty, casting lots of patterned twinkly light everywhere. How-to make a Twine Ball Light Garland I’ve seen twine balls used for all sorts of purposes, from chandeliers to dining table decor, so I thought I’d have a go at making a light garland using this idea. I chose to use coloured twine, alternating between pink and purple twine balls. {You will need} {Two} Next I tied a piece of string to the ends of each balloon and then around an old piece of wood which I had balanced across the backs of two chairs in my backyard. {Five} Leave to dry overnight.
16 Wedding Websites to Help Every BrideInspiring Pretty | Inspiring Pretty September 19, 2011 8 comments There is so much on the internet to help you with every aspect of planning your wedding. From creating your own website for the big day to finding those scarce antique items (without having to scour eBay) to personalizing your ribbon and everything in between, you can truly plan your nuptials on your own. All you need is a little knowhow and you can take it from there. You can find basically anything you needs on the world wide web nowadays, so all you need to do is put that to good use, which means knowing where to go. 1.) mywedding.com This is one site that can be your command central for coordinating the logistical details of your wedding. 2.) projectwedding.com Project Wedding is in many ways similar to My Wedding, but not completely. 3.) oncewed.com Once Wed is another site for inspiration and DIY ideas. courtesy of stylempretty.com 4.) weddingwire.com Creating your own website for your wedding takes makes things much easier for you and your guests.