Thursday, June 30, 2011

Save The Date Template
Photo 2011 and 2012
by The Wedding Chicks

The Wedding Chicks have created these Free Calendar Save the Dates for every month of 2011, and 2012! We had a lot of fun making them and we hope you love them. The download also includes a fancy little envelope to make your Save the Dates super special.

Teacup Heart Coasters

by Nancy at Wolf and Willow Blog

Tutorial and Pattern by Nancy - Now, vintage teacups are like little diamonds in the rough, you see, and they are often found without the saucer. So... here are these nifty little heart-shaped coasters. Just download the free sewing pattern.

Crocheted Bunting

by Carina’s Craft Blog

See below How-To make these triangles. Let's put some triangles together! It's easy! Grab your triangles and sort them so they look all pretty like.

Tiny Tissue Flower Centerpiece

by Zakka Life

How-To - Beautiful and Unique Centerpieces. Easy to make.

Fondant Lace Wedding Cake

by At Second Street

From the author of this tutorial - I am happy to share with you how I put this together. I'll warn you now that I am no baker and don't really know what I am doing. I read other blogs and then just kinda make stuff up as I go.

Vintage Crocheted Lace Garter

by Frogged Knits and Melisa Darnieder

Pattern and How-To - Something old, something blue. Make this beautiful garter. Very unique.

Lip Balm Pockets - Favor

by Abby Larson at Style Me Pretty

These lip balm holders were actually crafted as favors for a birthday party, but I thought that they would also make pretty cute shower gifts or a lovely addition to a bag of must-haves for your bridesmaids!

Make A Simple Veil

by Chica & Jo

Tutorial - Here is a tutorial to make a beautiful but simple design veil. As you plan your wedding, you’ll fast discover that most wedding-related things are quite expensive, and you can easily overspend almost without realizing it. One of the surprise costs as you shop for your wedding day attire is the veil, which can easily cost a couple hundred dollars for the simplest

"Will You Be My Bridesmaid" Card

by Lori Ruedi of Paper & Thread via The Wedding Chicks

The super adorable Lori Ruedi of Paper & Thread shared this darling DIY “Will You Be My Bridesmaid” Card design. Rani Lu snap all of the photos, thank you Rani Lu.

Pleated Headband

by Craftiness Is Not Optional

Tutorial - Here's the tutorial for a gorgeous pleated headband.

Perfect for a Flowergirl or for fun.

Ombre Dipped Candles

by Liz Stanley at Momtastic

Ombre fabric dying is a dip dye effect created a layer of gradual color. It's been used a lot in fashion lately so why not create a pretty set of ombre dipped candles in a color to match your wedding colors for a really a lovely effect? Keep reading to see the full instructions.

Tropical Gloriosa Centerpiece

by DIY Wedding Expert

The gloriosa flower is perfect for a DIY tropical wedding centerpiece. It’s such a stunning flower that you really don’t have to do too much to it to create an original wedding decoration.
This tutorial submerges the flowers under water, which creates a really unique, and interesting design that I’m sure your guests will admire.

Chocolate Covered Oreos

by Amanda at Shindig Parties to Go

Yes, you can do this! Chocolate covered Oreos with decorative chocolate toppers. And best of all.... it just looks hard, but really it's a pretty simple process. You'll have all of your guests thinking you're a genius.

Wedding Aisle Chair Flower Pots

via Once Wed and Ashley of Dolci Odille

How-To - These fabric covered flower containers are super easy to make and very inexpensive. By going to IKEA and getting a container for $1, then adding fabric, you have an instant decor piece for your wedding. Pick the fabric, twine or ribbon, and flowers based on your wedding colors to make them completely custom. They are perfect for hanging on the chairs along the aisle. Click “more” below to check out the rest of this project… Ashley of Dolci Odille

Feather Light Hair Flower

via The Brides Cafe

These beautiful little blooms are easy to make, and comfortable to wear. You can customize them to work with any color palette.

Photobooth Vintage Props

by My DIY I Do
Tutorial - I was given the opportunity to spend an hour or two with my good friend Matt, brainstorming how to create the props we want to use for the photobooth at our wedding. We have a vision of a vintage themed photobooth composed of a gorgeous antique frame in front of a nice backdrop, with lots of different hats and props for guests to use at the reception. It's important that our guests have fun! We came up with an INCREDIBLY easy, affordable way to create them and now it's my turn to tell you how