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Archive for Tag: Houndstooth
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October 18, 2012
Haute For Houndstooth!
1) Dining Room chairs 2) Cookies 3) Coasters 4) Wool Throw 5) Coat 6) Rug
We are studying the Houndstooth pattern from our pattern board today. From coats to cookies, the broken check always gives a sense of sophistication. We recommend swapping out the traditional black and white houndstooth for muted mustards and taupes for the fall.
For a look at more of our design boards, look here, here, and here.…
September 28, 2012
Halloweekend Countdown: Houndstooth Halloween
We received this Halloween submission from Mayra of In Flight Celebrations and love her spin on a Halloween display. Instead of the typical orange and black color palette, Mayra chose a neutral color palette and added pops of black and white, as well as owls and crows. Sweet treats on the dessert table included a sweet and salty chocolate pretzel cake, chocolate almond cake balls with fondant owl toppers, and chocolate pudding. Favors sacks with…
February 03, 2012
“Rat Pack” Inspired Guest Dessert Feature
Jennifer at Honeycomb Events sent us this “gentleman’s” party that she styled with her brother for Jennifer’s son’s birthday. Channeling the Rat Pack in the 60’s, they created a masculine vibe for her lil guy’s first celebration. Jennifer incorporated Houndstooth and plaid patterns for the cupcake wrappers, bow tie cookies, and printables. She also created a tufted leather backdrop to hide a large television. Upon arrival, guests went to a “grooming station” and were fitted…
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Up Up & Away Guest Dessert Feature March 21, 2013
There are some really cute ideas in this party that we wanted to share with you. This Up, Up & Away party was styled by Tara from One Stylish Party for her son's first birthday. We met Tara and this cutie pie while in King of Prussia on the Sweet Designs book tour. { Read More }
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Behind the Scenes at the Martha Stewart Weddings Event October 20, 2009
Last night I had the privilege of contributing to Martha Stewart Weddings Magazine 15th Anniversary party. I was asked by the amazing Editor in Chief of Martha Stewart Weddings Darcy Miller and wonderful Claudia Hanlin of the The Wedding Library to create the dessert/candy buffet for the event. The event was beautifully designed by the very talented Matthew Robbins of Matthew Robbins Design. { Read More }
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