I love these jar lights, found on Brooklyn Bride by Brittany Watson Jepsen, that act as table numbers for a wedding or dinner party. Numbers are used here, but what about initials to give to friends as gifts? Lots of possibilities.
Blogger Salainen came up with a memorable way to propose to her boyfriend, Mario-style!
This sweet and simple Washi Tape Tea Light DIY by A Merry Mishap is so easy and changes any store-bought candle into a custom decoration. Great for just a couple of tea lights around the house or even better to do to a whole collection of tea lights for a centerpiece.
When Kathleen from Grosgrain and Beth from Home Stories A to Z were on Craft Wars, they created super-quick wine rack using pie tins and burlap. In only an hour’s time, they came up with the initial idea, then constructed a version with the materials on hand. But, when all was said and done, they […]
What is better than a cupcake? A really pretty hand-crafted piped rose cupcake that you made yourself thanks to this tutorial from Zoe Bakes.
Creme de la Creme brings some Moroccan-inspired candle holders with our fav craft supply from the ’80’s…puff paint. I am totally okay with this making a come-back if it renders pieces like this!
Form meets function with this easy way to turn any simple box into an eye-catching metallic chevron container. My best friend is getting married and I am throwing her bridal shower this weekend. One element of the shower I wanted to have is a wish box, a place friends can write down a supportive wish for the couple-to-be and place it in the box to be read later. The wedding is such a special and celebratory day, but marriage lasts a life time it is nice to have those well-wishes in a place you can re-read them in times of need. I wanted the box to be in the modern aesthetic of the wedding so went with the chevron pattern, and chose the platinum silver to match the bride’s ring. This would also be a great addition to the living room or a lovely way to store supplies and class up an office.
