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Archive for Tag: Literature
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July 19, 2012
Alice in Wonderland Guest Dessert Feature
Kate from Kiss Me Kate in Australia sent us this Alice in Wonderland themed party that she styled for her daughter. Kate added soft, feminine hues to the traditional Alice in Wonderland mad hatter tea party sensibility. Sweet treats on the dessert table included meringue toadstools, marshmallow tea cups, cake pops, cupcakes, personalized chocolate bars, tea cup cookies, macarons and jam tarts and mini fondant toadstools.We love how Kate created a vessel using a sugar…
April 30, 2012
The Lorax Guest Dessert Feature
We have always been a big fan of Dr. Seuss books and this Lorax dessert table from Marjaneh at Candybar Couture captured the essence of the story. Marjaneh created this party for her son’s birthday. We love incorporating vessels into the design of the party and Marjaneh did that well with the Lorax decorated apothecary jar. She simply filled an apothecary jar with red jelly beans and decorated it with Whimsical Printables. Sweet treats on…
February 07, 2012
Great Gatsby Guest Dessert Feature
I will never forget the first time I had to read “The Great Gatsby” for school. I could not put it down. Growing up in New York, there was something so exciting about seeing my city in the roaring 20’s through F. Scott Fitzgerald’s eyes. There is a lot of hoopla right now in Australia while they film the latest adaptation. This featured submission was sent to us by Monique from Darling Details. Inspired by…
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Better Homes and Gardens Shoot December 18, 2009
I have to apologize for not blogging yesterday while at the Better Homes and Gardens shoot and O Magazine party. The events were back-to-back and both were extremely exciting and intense so we just couldn’t blog while things were happening. But I am here now to give you the behind the scenes of the first event yesterday morning. { Read More }
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Hanukkah Cookie Bags December 8, 2009
With Hanukkah quickly approaching, we wanted to give you one more fun baking and crafting project. We created little cookie bags, which we made look like mini shoe dust bags, by simply sewing paper that we found from Kate's Paperie. With these cookie cutters, we baked off a basic sugar dough , and then decorated the cookies with royal icing from here. { Read More }
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