Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
4.01.2013
{Easter} bunny tails crafting
Easter has come & gone! I happen to adore the celebration of hope & new beginnings. So much so that we celebrated all weekend long! We started on Friday with an informal celebration with my sister & brother-in-law & ended on Sunday with an official celebration with my husband's family. We are so very lucky & blessed to share our lives with such incredible, loving people.
Like most holidays, I made Easter cards for our friends & family. I picked a pastel palette, then created a Happy Easter banner above a bunny with a contrasting tail. I called it a bunny tail card, my friend dubbed it a bunny butt card. Whatever works!
My lovely friend Jen of Jen Kim Made snapped the sweet photo above of my Easter card I sent to her. Since I didn't have time to style & capture my Easter cards, I really appreciate the photo. Big thanks to her!
I hope your weekend was full of close family & good friends & happy celebrations!
4.06.2012
Easter Spots
Last weekend when my husband mentioned Easter was the following Sunday, I thought it was an April Fool's joke. I'm serious. Where is time going?! Once I checked the calendar & established that he was not kidding, I was left with one night to craft homemade Easter cards for our family.
Yikes! No time to shop. Quickly, I grabbed blank cards, colored pens, patterned papers & scallop paper punch out of my craft armoire & came up with a little something like this:
A sweet, simple design with just a touch of sparkle:
I designed each card around the favorite color of the recipient, like this green palette for my Mom:
The cards may have been a rush job but I like the pretty spots of color & patterns:
Happy Easter, Happy Passover, Happy Celebrations to you & yours!
Photos by Koru Kate
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3.20.2012
spring
Welcome, Spring!
The bright yellow heads of daffodils dotting the green landscape signify the beginning of Spring in my little corner of the world. Since Spring made her official debut today, a darling daffodil arrangement marks this special occasion on Koru Wedding Style!
There is so much to love about this sweet daffodil arrangement, starting with the main stars: gorgeous yellow daffodils. But would this arrangement be as special without the limes, the burlap & the ribbon? I think not. This combination is pure Spring perfection.
Spring Brides, let these daffodils inspire you. They would be ideal cocktail table centerpieces or fabulous reception centerpieces set on a burlap runner. Or get creative & switch the burlap for lace & match the ribbon to your wedding colors. Not planning a wedding? How about a using these as a cheery Easter decoration? Wherever your imagination takes you, it will be just lovely.
What signifies the beginning of Spring to you? A date on the calendar or something like the sighting of your first daffodil or robin?
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4.22.2011
Easter Cards: From Inspiration to Reality
When it comes to crafting, I find inspiration in many places: my imagination, favorite blogs, magazine covers, window displays, etc. I always keep my eyes wide open because I never know when inspiration will strike. The inspiration for my Easter cards came when I spotted this darling Easter egg garland on the fun blog, The Sweetest Occasion:

I was smitten with these Easter eggs made from paint chips. How cute, right? However, I don't often find myself near a Home Depot so the idea slipped away. Then our sink broke last weekend & fate had spoken. As RZ cruised the plumbing aisle, I scooped up these colorful paint chips:

The best part of crafting is when inspiration meets imagination. I didn't want to simply copy the idea of Easter egg garland made from paint chips. So I put my own spin on things. I cut out tons of bright, cheerful Easter eggs. Then I cut green grass from the leftover green paper from St. Patrick's Day. I nestled the Easter eggs among sparkly green grass for a little something like this:

And this:

I hope our family & friends enjoy our Easter Wishes from us to them! May your holiday weekend be blessed & beautiful!!

I was smitten with these Easter eggs made from paint chips. How cute, right? However, I don't often find myself near a Home Depot so the idea slipped away. Then our sink broke last weekend & fate had spoken. As RZ cruised the plumbing aisle, I scooped up these colorful paint chips:
The best part of crafting is when inspiration meets imagination. I didn't want to simply copy the idea of Easter egg garland made from paint chips. So I put my own spin on things. I cut out tons of bright, cheerful Easter eggs. Then I cut green grass from the leftover green paper from St. Patrick's Day. I nestled the Easter eggs among sparkly green grass for a little something like this:

And this:
I hope our family & friends enjoy our Easter Wishes from us to them! May your holiday weekend be blessed & beautiful!!
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