Showing posts with label puffballs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puffballs. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Obsessed.

You guys.

You MUST go over to the lovely Miss Jacin's blog, lovely little details, and look at today's featured wedding.

All I can say is oh. my. god. I'm obsessed. It's pretty much everything I want in our wedding. Just replace the green for orange and we're golden. Her dress is even the illusive Demetrios 3137 that I was in love with for the longest time (confession: still am!).

Need convincing??

Here's one of my favorite photos.. this is my exact idea of what to do with those puff balls I mentioned a while back!


What are you still doing here? Go, go, go!!!

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Loofah?

Guess what?? I made my first puffball!

Yes, this was around Christmas. Hence the ornaments.

So, it kind of looks more like a really large, lopsided, blue loofah...


...but that's ok. It was my first one.

And there's a good chance it may be my last.

I've recently become obsessed with these loofahs tissue paper puff balls (or pom poms, whatever), and am seriously torn if I'd rather have lots of them at our venue instead of paper lanterns, which was my first instinct. Are they seen all over the wedding world right now? Yes. But I'm pretty sure there's a reason for that. Like.. because they're gorgeous.

I mean, just take a look!

They make me giddy just looking at them!

All images via Martha Stewart Crafts
Top row: Image thru FutureGirl  |  Image thru Kollewin
Bottom: Image thru FutureGirl

I originally figured this would be a perfect chance for me to get all DIY and show some tissue paper who's boss. It could be a cost effective way to get chic, simple decor, right? And it's not like I'm short on time or anything.

However.. after making the one, I'm not sure it's worth it for me to make all of them. I'm all for DIY, but I'm also lazy. Especially when I have a bunch of other DIY projects going on/in planning stages. A much simpler (albeit pricier) solution would be to just scour Etsy - there are tons of sellers like Prost to the Host that offer the poms in all different sizes and colors. All I would need to do is depuff them a day or two before the wedding!

So there's my dilemma: to DIY pom, or not to DIY pom. WWtHD (what would the hive do)?