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Archive for Tag: sno cones
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June 24, 2013
Let’s Chill Guest Dessert Feature
Is there anything better than an ice cold treat during the hot summer? Since summer is officially here in the states, we’re celebrating today with a fun snow cone party from Lauren of Lauren Haddox Designs. This party was for her friend’s daughter’s birthday and it was super COOL. Lauren created a unique snow cone centerpiece out of poster board and coffee filters topped off with an oversized striped straw. Sweet treats on the dessert…
September 10, 2012
Great Finds: Ice Ice Baby
1) Pop Sorbetto Split 2) Limeade Popsicles 3) Watermelon Jalapeno Ice Pops 4) Snow Cone Garland 5) Italian Ice 6) Zoku Pops
Okay, we’ll spare you from listening to our rendition of Vanilla Ice’s Ice Ice Baby, but that won’t stop us from sharing our favorite ice pop and granita photos/recipes from around the web with you. Can you tell we’re in denial that summer is ending? We’d like to try the honey lavender granita…
August 17, 2011
Pool Party Guest Dessert Feature
Before we bid adieu to summer, we just had to post this party from photographer Kelly Anderson. Inspired by Loralee Lewis’ Sweetie Swim Cap paper collection, Kelly threw an outrageously fun pool party for her pre-school aged daughters and their families. Seriously, is there a better way to beat the summer heat than in the pool? With genius details like the basket of water balloons, squirt guns and a bubble dispenser for refilling bubble-blowers, this…
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Guest Dessert Feature November 12, 2010
How sweet is this dessert table from Bec and Tammi of Ruby Ju in Brisbane? This color palette is perfect in Brisbane right now {they are heading into summer}, and the palette is a nice break for those of us in the US since we're all seeing fall colors right now. I'm loving the apple cookie trees, which are kind of like the lollipop trees we have made before in our cherry blossom dessert table. { Read More }
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Labor Day Post September 5, 2011
Like many Americans, this coming week will be a very emotional one for me. I remember September 11, 2001 like it was yesterday. I was on the Upper West Side of Manhattan when the first plane hit the World Trade Center. { Read More }
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