I love this little dinosaur beanie
Baby's first healthy smash cake that's easy to make! This gluten free smash cake recipe is also dairy free, low sugar & naturally sweetened.
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Bonjour! I'm simply swooning over this Patisserie Fete by Mimi Quesada of Mimi Fete, out of Menlo Park, California, USA! Featuring a darling pastel color palette, fun French themed sweets, colorful balloons and more, this first birthday celebration j'adore! So hop on your bicycles and pedal away to spot these favorite details today: Storefront BackdropParisian-inspired Birthday CakeCute Parisian Themed CookiesPastel Scallop Plate Table SettingsPretty Parisian Themed Blooms
Original: gelatin print made from cellulose nitrate negative; black and white; landscape.
Beach Fete: Elizabeth and Michael in Cape Cod, MA
Well, I'll soon be out of Parisian postcards to share but thought these were lovely and a fabulous addition to this week's Postcard Friendship Friday! Bonne Fete is used in Quebec to mean "Happy Birthday" -- But I think it is also a vintage way of saying the same in French speaking regions. If any of you readers know more about the phrase, please leave a comment - I'd love to be educated on the expression... I think the graphics on these particular cards are enchanting ~ And the color on each one adds a very romantic feel. Hope everyone has a fabulous weekend filled with good Spring weather and lots of treasures!
collage elements from Tumble Fish Studio at DeviantScrap.com 114/365 Photo Manipulations Project
Friday Night at Lumiere in Derry~Londonderry I only got halfway around the map, can't wait to get back out again for Saturday night! Please contact me for full res images: [email protected] Lumiere Derry 2013 ilovelumiere :D
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Posted Fete offers a variety of custom invitation and stationery collections that will flawlessly carry the theme and design throughout your decor and stationery. Our suites may be customized to coordinate with your celebration's color scheme and style.
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Hello Friends! Yes, I admit it, I took last week off, played hooky, lazed around... But I've been taking my responsibilities as kitty ...
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VOS PROPRES INSCRIPTIONS ET IDEES BUFFET DEGUISEMENT FACILE A REALISER TROUVE SUR LE NET (en morceaux ) ET RE-ADAPTE A MA PAGE Pour des économies d'imprimante LA TABLE EN BLEU ET LE BUFFET AUSSI..... ENVELOPPE ASSORTIE (et les faux timbres pour jouer...
For me, Bar and Bat Mitzvah design is always a unique challenge. It involves balancing the needs and desires of both an adult and a teenage client, and, more importantly, it usually involves convincing someone that a party with a theme need not have either foam core centerpieces or anything that lights up and flashes. This lovely New York City Bat Mitzvah at the Central Park Boathouse was no different, however it didn't take too much negotiation to get both the parents and the Bat Mitzvah girl on board with a unique twist on a fashion design theme. Emily is a budding fashion illustrator - it is one of her hobbies and I must say that I was blown away by the caliber of her sketches. So, while many girls her age want a Bat Mitzvah theme that has to do with fashion magazines, shopping or popular brands, Emily had something much more elevated in mind (yay for me!). We didn't focus at all on fashion as an outcome, but instead on fashion as a process. One thing was non-negotiable though... PINK! Emily loves pink and wouldn't consider straying from it for a minute. The first thing my design team worked on was establishing a logo that was both elegant and youthful and that tied into the theme without being too blatant. We decided on a hand illustrated bust form with Emily's name draping around the neck like a tape measure. Talented stationer Ana Dolan used this motif to create a variety of printed pieces for the party. Next, I wanted to have a creative way to display the escort cards that tied into the theme, so after a lot of thought, I decided to use Emily's sketches as inspiration to create 3-D moodboards. We worked backwards from some of Emily's best sketches and added fabric swatches, ribbons and beads to frame the cards themselves. For me, the flowers were a no-brainer. Emily's parents wanted to have elegant, tasteful centerpieces that were seasonal and simple, but Emily wanted to be sure the theme carried through. So, on half of the tables, we created lush trios of peonies, roses, hydrangea, orchids and calla lilies in varying shades of pink. On the other half of the tables, though, I sourced beautiful painted wire dress forms, set them on a base of full flowers coordinating with the other tables and accented them with a "belt" of pink roses so that the wire wouldn't feel too harsh. In the lounge area for the kids, we needed just a few small floral accents, so I pounded the pavement for days to find pink high heels to use as vases for these sweet cocktail pieces. Finally, since everyone in NYC is crunched for space, I wanted to help Emily's family avoid the problem of the huge sign-in board that often needs to find a permanent home in a small apartment. I purchased a pink (of course) cocktail dress and accessorized it with a brooch and a necklace on my trusty mannequin (affectionately nicknamed Violetta by my staff!) and allowed the guests to offer their congratulations to Emily by signing the dress! This way she can still keep it forever, but neatly hung in her closet or folded in a drawer. All photos by Sharon Schuster Another fun party for another great family. Sometimes I wonder how I got so lucky... Happy fall! *Thanks to Lenox Hill Florist for acting as my floral production partner for this event.
