I’ve been stockpiling vintage children’s books for the past few years. I love the illustrations and I keep thinking of ways to use them in DIY projects. Why not make magnetic escort cards?
I had a bunch of Formica samples kicking around and they serve as the perfect backing for these adorable name cards. Your guests can take these home as a keepsake and use them as fridge magnets.
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Flowers can be an expensive wedding detail, but as any savvy bride knows there are many ways to have creative and personal wedding elements on a budget. Freshly picked wildflowers in centerpieces, bouquets and even your hair add a rustic, summery element; it’s an earthy and “back to basics” look that would beautifully fit any eco-friendly, garden or outdoor wedding.
In the world of weddings, wildflowers have taken off like wildfire. Why not incorporate wildflowers into your bridesmaids gifts or favors? And while you are at it, why not preserve some of the wildflowers from your wedding as a special keepsake for yourself?
These DIY dried flower pendants require very little skill to make. And they’re super inexpensive.
You will need:
