DIY: Paper Wreath

Fa-la-la-la-lahhhh! I have started to deck the halls, doors, and beautiful spaces in my home with merry cheer and who doesn't like a good diy project? Here's what will be hanging on my door this year, a beautiful paper wreath!  

To create this beauty I've provided everything you'll need below and a list of simple directions, have fun with this project! 

You will need:

A hot glue gun

2 books filled with your favorite love poems

A wreath (can be purchased at Michael's)

Patience!

Instructions:

1.) Rip out pages and begin to roll them, folding them only at one end

2.) Get ready to hot glue them onto the wreath'

3.) Be patient you won't immediately see the shape come together, but it will!

4.) Hang anywhere in your home and enjoy!

Photography Credit: Summer Street Photography 

Gettin' all pretty!

Why hello! This week is flying by, and I have so many wonderful things to share with you that I hardly know where to begin. This is the one time during the week where I feel like I can share with you a bit of what's going on with Making ME and the direction we're going in....soooooooooo (close eyes-squint nose-and type)

We're officially getting a whole new look! Gah, it's taken me months to share this news with you but I truly couldn't be happier. It's a business owner's dream to step into the big world of entrepreneurship knowing that they have the kind of brand that people will remember. The entire process has been so amazing and dreamy, I can't even begin to tell you how much I adore the dynamic duo that's making it all happen, Makewell.

I ABSOLUTELY can't wait to show you the new "Making ME"!! Stay tuned and keep your eyes peeled for some amazingness.....and because no blog post is complete without a cute pic, check out this sneak peak at our studio!

Inspirational Photo-Shoot

A few months ago we had the absolute pleasure of designing a style dictionary inspirational shoot. Our theme...Vintage Eclectic.

The details really make this table work, and while they’re simple I think they really make a powerful statement. Hints of lace, satin, a mish-mash of patterns, fabrics, frames and the hardware gave the table an unexpected elegance and help to pull together a look that any bride could duplicate. A huge thank you to both Katherine and Craig from Henry and Masci for bringing the pictures to life and Jen from Blush printables for her lovely invitation suite!

Kudos:

Photography:Henry and Masci

Paper Products: Blush Printables

Designer: Making ME Event Planning Firm

Featured: This design was featured on Every Last Detail and can be found under dictionary terms...Vintage/Eclectic