Emmi and Oli were married back in August at the idyllic Dodmoor House in Northamptonshire. The country barns setting was really very lovely and made the perfect backdrop to their pretty and informal day. First things first, Emmi may just have the most beautiful bridal hair do I've ever seen. All plaits, waves, fringe and...

If you casually bought a pack of clay years ago, imagining endless creative sessions of modelling with your kids and have done nothing since, this is the project for you. It takes very little time and only a moderate amount of skill, but the results look gallery-like in their professionalism, especially when viewed through squinty […]

Marque-place en papier chiffon recyclé à personnaliser avec un élément végétal par exemple et à personnaliser au nom de chaque invité. Les supports ne sont pas fournis. Format : 9,5 x 6 cm Lot de 10 2 perforations

Specifications: La Pomme et la Pipe's signature design rustic, unique and super chic Heart Name Tags! Made from my trademark environmentally friendly recycled kraft card, these name tags are the perfect accessory to any favour, gift or table setting and are a modern take on the traditional place card! -Personalised and handmade to order out of 100% recycled kraft card, 280gsm thickness as well as cream card 220gsm. -Printed in calligraphy font for a handwritten look (choose the style…

Hoy compartimos una divertida forma de poner el nombre de los invitados en la mesa utilizando sólo el tenedor. Sólo tienes que recortar una mariposa de papel o cartulina, escribir el nombre del comensal y colocarla

Rustic Wedding Place Card / Escort Cards by FromLeoniWithLove, £1.00

Bordkort Hjerte Hvit 10-pk som festes på glass.Størrelse: ca. 7cm x 7cm

Hey hey, holiday lovelies, we’re back with another installment of our Make and Give series, this time for the dudes! Mr. Lovely has recently introduced me to the wonderful world […]

DIY tie clip

Hubby has a thing for tie bars and I have a thing for mustaches. So when he asked me to make him a mustache tie clip (like the one here), I rose to the *hairy* challenge! But how to do it? And for that matter, how could I do it cheaply? After brainstorming for a bit, I decided to go with the ol' plastic lid route. Yep. You read right. I'm talking about a disposable plastic lid from a take-out container. Materials: - paper - pencil - scissors - old tie clip that you don't want - wrench…