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Custom shift dresses made with lovely vintage fabrics.
Love these ladies!
… Read More...Wear The Shift is a Pittsburgh, Pa.-based startup making custom shift-style dresses. Working from their studio in East Liberty, co-founders Megan Dietz and Kelly Metzler use equal parts geekiness
Watching the Birds by Nerrida M
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Looking for Bird themed papers, stamps and embellishments? Check out these Bird themed supplies on scrapbook.com
If you’re in Corning or the surrounding area and want a week of bead intensiveness check this out. It’s Heather Trimlett and Caitlin Hyde and you better be ready to really learn about bead making. These ladies are truly masters … Read More...
Tonight I made a couple cinnamon bun candles after purchasing the cinnamon roll fragrance oil
to match it. 30 ml (2 tbsp) of the fragrance in a pound (453 g) was quite sufficient.
I swear you can even smell the … Read More...
Ilene writes up a quick tutorial for how to make cookie cutter style gift tags that she then uses small alpha stamps to add text to. She uses model magic – an air dry clay from Crayola – but this … Read More...
Prudent Baby shows how to create this drawstring backpack – from a place mat. A two-sided fabric place mat creates the body of the bag; you just need to add the casing and attach the straps at the bottom. Get … Read More...
Destri from The Mother Huddle shows how to turn a vintage hankie into a pretty hairbow. This is a quick, easy project. And because the handkerchief gets folded and gathered together, it’s easy to hide a stain or a flaw. … Read More...
This beautiful quilt (the blue color is outstanding) is one of the projects in a soon-to-be-released book Jelly Roll Sampler Quilts
by Pam and Nicky Lintott. Published by David and Charles of the UK, it’s release date is mid May, … Read More...
Christie from A Lemon Squeezy Home guest blogs at Grosgrain with a tutorial showing how to make a small pouch designed to hold your loyalty cards. Unlike other wallets and card holders, this does not have individual pockets for each … Read More...
Choose one of these essential oil compositions to add to one of the talc bases mentioned here.
EXOTICA
9 drops cinnamon
8 drops petitgrain
8 drops palmarosa
15 drops orange
HEAVEN
12 drops lavender
10 drops may chang
10 drops … Read More...
I previously posted about making your own deodorant. Applying talcs is another wonderful way to fragrance the body as well as absorb excess moisture. Pure Talc, Cornstarch & Kaolin make excellent fine textured powders. The finest texture being Pure … Read More...
It’s everything wedding out there as April 29 approaches. Find a brief history of the wedding cake (well, the Britain-based history) HERE at The Telegraph. {spotted on the kitchn}
I love the soft and dreamy look of these watercolor favor tags created by A Subtle Revelry for Project Wedding! Use them for wedding favors, escort cards, gift tags and more. Click this link for a quick and easy … Read More...
A tea tin turned wedding ring holder is the perfect accent for a vintage or tea themed wedding day! Threaded Together Photography created a great DIY tutorial for Style Me Pretty to help you make your own. Get the tutorial … Read More...
Back in my 20s I haunted the Urban Outfitters DC store weekly. Well over a decade (OK, closer to two decades) later, after graduating to Anthropologie, I too often forget about the kitschy cool collections there. Check out the Urban … Read More...
Brenda’s Wedding Blog hosted an April Wedding Vendor Challenge that resulted in 7 incredible photo shoots filled with gorgeous details for spring bridal showers! The color palette was bubblegum pink, mint green and robin’s egg blue. Brenda requested vendors to … Read More...
