Beaded Ghost Pumpkin Place Settings *** Autumn has fully set in, Halloween is on the horizon, and the stores have mounds of pumpkins greeting you at the door. We’re fully embracing those fall vibes (at least whilst the sun in… Continue reading
Cricut Tutorial: How to make a Door Hanger! Anyone around here a morning person? Especially the morning after a wedding? I for one am definitely not (and I don’t even particularly drink!), so the hotel ‘DO NOT DISTURB’ sign is… Continue reading
Honeymoon Luggage Tags | Cricut Tutorial It’s been a long time since any of us even dared to fantasise about beaches, palm trees and lounging in a hammock with a frozen daiquiri in hand – I know that’s a pretty… Continue reading
Wedding Welcome Sign – Guest Book – Home Décor This week I’ve fallen even harder for my Cricut Maker…my only wish is that I’d had this genius machine back when I was prepping for my own wedding! I assume it’s… Continue reading
DIY Personalised Coasters | 2 ways This week’s craft couldn’t be more perfect (yes, tooting my own horn, but hear me out…)! Firstly, we’re knocking out 2 birds (sorry!) as this covers off both your name cards/place settings AND your… Continue reading
Cricut Cake Topper Tutorial | How to design, cut and assemble your own cake topper. It may well be one of the most challenging Januarys on record, I’m calling it! But no matter what is going on out there, we… Continue reading
DIY Personalised Slippers | Beginners Cricut Tutorial *** The concept of personalising everything wedding related is the hottest it’s ever been. We, and you alike, are all about your weddings being a reflection of your personalities, full of personal and… Continue reading
Cricut Mirror Decal Tutorial *** This week we’re plunging back into the crafty and creative world that is Cricut (click here if you’re thinking Cri…what?!), helping you learn how to use your magical machine to make beautiful, professional looking DIYs… Continue reading
DIY Personalised Wedding Hanger *** On the wedding morning as the bride-to-be is getting ready, the photographer always tries to capture a shot of the wedding gown. They know how many hours you spent looking at dresses, travelling to boutiques,… Continue reading