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Showing posts with label boutonnieres. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boutonnieres. Show all posts

18 May 2010

Thanks For Voting!



Thanks to everyone for voting for our Fabric Boutinnieres in the Project Wedding DIY Contest. We were not in the top three, but it was awesome just being a finalist! We really appreciate all the support and can't wait to see you all in August!

10 May 2010

I'm a FINALIST!



Remember I submitted the fabric boutonnieres to an online wedding DIY contest? Well, they announced the finalists today and I'm one!

It's based on online votes, so if you wouldn't mind clicking the link below, voting for the Fabric Boutonnieres, then forwarding the link on to other friends and family to vote, I'd be very grateful!

We have a chance to will $500!

Project Wedding DIY Contest - Vote HERE!

Don't forget to click the VOTE button, after you've selected our boutonnieres!

03 May 2010

Project Wedding.



In the endless abyss of wedding websites, I have just discovered another: Project Wedding.

They are currently running a DIY competition searching for the next best DIY wedding project, so I just submitted our boutonnieres!

DIY Wedding Challenge 2010: Fabric Boutonnieres

Feel free to click above and check it out!
(...and send a bit of good karma our way too, to win!)

30 April 2010

DIY Boutonnieres!



While trying to get up the energy to tackle some homework today, I recalled that I had some wool fabric that had no purpose. I had picked up the fabric at a yard sale a few weeks ago, for a couple bucks. I didn't have a plan for it, I just liked it. I realized today the purpose of this fabric - boutonnieres!

I saw a super cute boutonniere on etsy (by pixelandhank) a couple months ago. Dave agreed he liked it and I committed it to memory to purchase said boutonnieres in the future for the boys. I never really thought about making them myself, as I had envisioned a lot of DIYing was going to be done back east and I would have limited time. Why not shell out the 40 or so dollars to spare me the headache of another DIY project?, is what I thought. However, today my brain was struck by bout lightning and I began to pull it all together.

After a quick run to Dollar Tree and Jo-Ann's Fabrics to buy some fake flowers and ribbon, I began the creation process. For only a couple dollars, I will have created virtually the same thing I was willing to spend $40 on! Yay!



Inspiration Boutonniere from Etsy




The DIY Boutonniere I made tonight!