Starting a New Project

Sometimes, motivating yourself to get going is the hardest thing about starting a project. For me going to the point of no returning pushed me me to begin.

"You can look at any project as a work; think it's fun. The trick is to know your limits, but remember to give yourself some credid! You can do a  lot more than you think."

Always do some research from books and demostrations, then use your brain and your hands. :) Above all be proud of all your efforts.

This is a Subway Sign, that I Hand Painted on a Canvas Sheet.  

Finding the Perfect Piece to Decorate

           
 I like to invest in some pieces, that are beautiful and versatile.

 And I want to share one of them with you!

I love the products from Willow House. And at Heather's Wedding, we use the "Vintage Spiral Stand" to display their engagement pictures at the table where the guests left their wishes to the Bride and Groom.

It was perfect for the occasion...

This courtesy pictures are from Ashley Stone Photography.

And I am not affiliated with Willow House, I just love their products.

Wedding Props

Make your own Special Ocasion Props.

 For the I do ...me too...Sign I used:

2 colors cardstock;
 vinyl letters (red);
 candy sticks( that's what I had arround..)  and hot glue gun.

                                               Simple..yet elegant!

For the mouth and mustache, I used:
Hot pink and red cardstock;
black felt;
candy sticks ( that I had arround..) and hot glue gun.

 All the guests had a great time with all the props.

The above pictures are courtesy of Ashley Stone Photography,

ashley stone photography, ck out her amazing work!!

I also made bowtie and black hats Props.

made of scrapbook papers.

          

 I hope you can be inspired and make your own props

  If you have any questions, please contact me.

Votive Flower Holder - Centerpiece

This was a table centerpiece for an Outdoor Wedding.

Materials:

Votive glass holder,

Silk Flower to match your colors, in this case I have a yellow flower.

glue gun.

How to:

Take the flower apart, and start gluing from the bottom layers up, them glue it to bottom of the glass votive holder, play with as you like.

It's a simple project with an out stand result.

In the past on I have done with red roses and it was so pretty.

For this rustic look, I also cut a circle of burlap and wrapped in a cone shape to add a little more detail.

have fun creating....

The above picture was taken by Ashley Stone Photography.

http://astonephotos.blogspot.com/

She is an awesome photographer!! ck it out.