Not that I don't have enough to do... but I spy this book which is on display at Brooklyn General everyday. Remember that sewing machine I mentioned I received awhile back? Well, it's still in the box. l still have high hopes that I will one day be able to sew up some quick smocks for littlest pheasant before she reaches high school. I think this book might be the inspiration I need. I should add that I just now finished my knitted holiday gifts...holiday 2009, that is.
It's always a treat to see the professional photos from a wedding job. Newlyweds Emily and Patrick just sent me theirs. The wedding was in NYC last June. They requested saturated reds and oranges. I love how they pop on the aqua dresses. Enjoy some color on this snowy day, again. Photos by A.E. Fletcher Photography
AMAZING new wedding venue. Fingers crossed that I get the job!
So let's say you are invited to be a guest at a dear friend's wedding AND you are doing the flowers. Let's suppose the wedding is about a 2 hour drive away. What do you make that is simple, unique, won't wilt and is easy to put together? Something that will allow you time to check into your hotel, rest and get all spiffy for your friend's happy nuptials? Well, may I suggest you "Go Faux". Ashley was wed a few weekends ago. When I spotted this amazing coppery feather wreath in the market around Christmas time I knew exactly what to do. I snagged a dozen of them, some glitter dusted branches, pussy willow and pheasant feathers. Mercury glass candle holders, some pine cones and ta da! Once it was all lit up it was super magical. I hung a simple metal house number on the lip of the tallest vase to indicate the tables. Her mom drove all the materials up to the venue a week before the big day. All I had to do was bring the fresh flower bouquets with me that morning. Once Ashley and Jeff get back from South East Asia (so jealous!) I will share the professional photos.
