Showing posts with label shabby chic weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shabby chic weddings. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

DIY Shabby Chic Votive Candles


Photo and tutorial courtesy of Fellow Fellow

Love the look of these DIY shabby chic votives? The web site Fellow Fellow has a great tutorial on how to make them. The great news here is this is an EEEBCDI (Easy Enough Even Bill Can Do It) which as my readers know means ANYONE can do it, even my husband whose crafting nickname is Bill All-Thumbs. (Ah Bill, you know I love you anyway!) Any guy who helps test out bridal craft projects gets an A+ in my book! 


Anyway the entire tutorial is on the Fellow Fellow site, so head on over there to see the details. I just share enough of the idea to whet your appetite, but I don't post the details because they're theirs and you SO want to head over there to Fellow Fellow to see the necessary details of the tutorial and the rest of their great ideas as well.  

I will however post this heads up--you might want to use the battery operated votives candles in these(sold at your local Bed, Bath and Beyond and lots of other similar stores), safety above all else. Would hate to have the fireman showing up at your wedding reception!

I'm sure Fellow, Fellow will become a bookmarked and frequently visited site even after your wedding is over.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Rustic and Repurposed Seating Chart


Rustic, repurposed, shabby chic and beautiful, this seating chart by Etsy artisans from Beyond White is made from an old window (I can see the run on the repurpose warehouses now as Beyond White needs to scour the country to fill their orders). 

Beyond White has several different options for brides to choose from but this is my personal favorite.  The delicate bride and groom stenciled in the middle window are surrounded by panes painted with the table numbers and the names of guests seated at that table. 

Keep in mind you need one pane per window so most weddings will need two windows.  You can try to make this yourself but Etsy artisans are as close to DIY as you can get without getting your hands dirty! (My kind of project! Click and order and it looks homemade!)

Make sure to like BeyondWhite on Facebook to get information for current specials, coupon codes, and discounts! http://www.facebook.com/pages/BeyondWhite/193505037360617