Where parties start with a kiss of magic
Printable invitations are designed to work all on their own, but they also make a great base element to make really spectacular invitation! Last week, I gave a few tips on how to give your printables even more style on Project Nursery–make the hop here and read the article.
Nicole from Tradewind Tiaras is the most incredible DIYer I know. Every party she throws has the most amazing handcrafted details that not only shows her talent, but her love for what she does and the people that she celebrates. I was truly honored to be able to help a bit with her daughter's Bright Butterfly party. Butterflies was definitely the theme for the party--her { Read More! }
I recently had the pleasure of working with Carolyn Horton of CHS Creative Productions to create designs to match a bedding set for an intimate shower for a family member. Although it was held during a particularly busy time for Carolyn, the sweet touches she made for the guests made it extra special for the mom-to-be. My favorite detail are the fondant toppers made by Lynlee's Petite Cakes--so { Read More! }
My daughter's 5th birthday party was this past weekend, where we all made lots of birthday wishes. After Madeline has watched all the parties I've worked on this year and pined for her own, it was very important that I get this party right for her! There was so much more than decorations and invitations that went into making turning 5 magical for her with all the family and friends that got { Read More! }
Sandy toes and sunkissed cheeks are always the best part about an adventure at the beach, and I just couldn't think of a better way to celebrate a little beach baby's birthday than to be out on the sand. After meeting at the Central Florida Martha Stewart Dreamers into Doers event, Jennifer from Party Dreamz started to working on this "Beach Baby Birthday" piece. We designed a table setting and { Read More! }
I'm excited to show off my new line of party ware: Monkey Business! Our little monkey man is cute and cuddly and completely customizable. He started out as a hand drawn picture, then with a little magic, we got him to hop onto our invitations, cupcake toppers and wrappers. He works for bananas, but I hear he really loves birthday cake. As any good southern hostess does, I'm leaving my { Read More! }
I love how designs evolve while you are working on them. I originally envisioned this as a 5x7 flat card (to make it simple) but ended up getting a bit carried away with myself and got a 4-panel fold booklet instead.The frog prince colors I chose are apple green and tiffany blue (royal, don'tcha think?). Each panel shows Bubby growing up over the year - at 1, 4, 7, and 11 months. We had a lot of { Read More! }
