Showing posts with label Yellow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yellow. Show all posts

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Real Wedding... Kylie and Will

Simply Natural was honored to participate in Wish Upon a Wedding last year, and donate our services!

Wish Upon a Wedding is dedicated to granting weddings and/or civil union ceremonies at destinations across the United States to couples who are facing terminal illness.  We'd like to thank Kyle and Will for bidding on our services and helping a couple get the wedding of their dreams.

Big thanks to the talented Lane Dittoe for the wonderful photos!

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Vendor Appreciation:
Wedding Planner: Irma Langlois of Simply Natural Events
Photographer: Lane Dittoe
Venue: Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club
Florist: Florals By Jenny   
Cake: All About the Cake
Entertainment:  DJ Tasos         

 


Thursday, April 1, 2010

DIY... Easter Egg

Martha Stewart created these gorgeous Japanese inspired Easter Eggs. They look like little pieces of art!


Preparing the Shells
You can empty the contents of a raw egg without damaging the shell. (If you prefer, use wooden eggs, available at crafts stores.) Carefully twist the point of a utility knife against each end of the egg to create two small holes. Insert a long pin through a hole to pierce the yolk. Blow out the insides with an egg blower, available at crafts stores, or with a rubber ear-and-nose syringe. Let drain; rinse. Blow out again, rinse again, and let dry.



Tools and Materials


Blown-out eggs

Pencil
Origami paper
Embroidery scissors
Small paintbrush
Glue sealant, such as Mod Podge



Elegant Eggs How-To


1. Mark egg's length plus 1/4 inch on paper; roll paper around egg's circumference, add 1/8 inch, and mark. Cut out resulting rectangle.



2. Fold rectangle in half lengthwise. Cut 1/4-inch-wide strips on both sides of fold, stopping 1/4 inch from fold.


3. Brush glue sealant down fold on unprinted side; wrap around center of egg. Cut one strip to a point so it just reaches egg's tip.


4. Brush strip with glue; press gently. Repeat on every other strip, then with remaining strips (trim to fit smaller spaces). Repeat with other end of egg.


5. Brush glue over half of egg to seal. Let dry; repeat on other half.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Bubble Bees: Yellow & Brown

Bumble bee baby showers are perfect whether you're expecting a boy or girl. I've created a board in yellow and brown, but for a modern shower you can use yellow and black.
Guests can arrive to the classic "Flight of the Bumblebee" by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. Okay, that may be a little much, but bright yellow flowers against a brown or black background will catch your guests' eye.

For party favors try skin care products from Burt's Bees, bees wax candles, or a jar of honey.



Images Via: 1st Row, Bee Invites,Cake, Unknown 2nd Row, Candle, Centerpieces, Cupcake

Monday, June 15, 2009

"Stick Together"

These sweet candy sticks from Navy and Lavender make great favors for any occasion-birthdays, sweet sixteens, stocking stuffer, etc...  

Don't you love the seersucker napkin?  I see an inspiration board idea coming on!