I made this little birthday invitation for the lovely Hello Bee blog. It's a super easy and fun way to send out party invitations for children's birthdays. See full instructions here.
Concept, styling and photography by Chelsea Fuss. Additional crafting and assistance by Jen Proett.
For an inexpensive centerpiece, it doesn't get much easier than a spray painted terra cotta pot, a glass, and a grower's bunch of flowers. More here.
Photo by Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.
Red hearts are always fun to make this time of year. I made these for a story for Project Wedding for table number cards. You can see the full story here.
Photos: Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.
Parchment paper is one of my favorite, very accessible materials to use. I wrapped up these macarons in it for a dreamy little wedding favor or gift. See more at Mywedding.com. Thanks to Lisa Warninger for the photos.
Created by Chelsea Fuss. Photographed by Lisa Warninger. For Mywedding.com.
The brilliant Joke came up with this idea for wrapping a gift of flowers. She just used Bingo Daubers to dot up white tissue paper! Hint: waxed tissue is best to use when working with flowers, it won't get wet as easily. Thank you to Lisa Warninger for the photos! If you make your own, let us know!
All photos by Lisa Warninger. Taken at The Ace. Concept and crafting by Tokketok. Flowers by Chelsea Fuss. For Frolic!
I made this bouquet for a tutorial over at Project Wedding. The recipe: tuberose, eucalyptus pods, and oregonia greens. It smells so yummy! Thank you to Lisa Warninger for the photos and The Ace for letting us shoot in their beautiful light.
Click over to Project Wedding for full instructions.
Floral design + styling: Chelsea Fuss. Photos: Lisa Warninger. Location: The Cleaners at The Ace. For Project Wedding.
I cook almost everything in my little cast iron pan so I love this idea very much! My friend Joke created a little card to put inside the pan (styled by me and photographed by Lisa Warninger). Just print out the PDF (download here) and stick in the bottom of a 5" cast iron pan.
It's such a charming gift and under $10. This is a great idea for all those chicken owners out there who like to give eggs to their neighbors!
Concept and graphic design by Tokketok. Styling Chelsea Fuss. Photography Lisa Warninger. For Frolic!
It's time to plant paperwhites! My friend, Joke, made these cute little bulb bags (photographed by Lisa Warninger) and I think they are super sweet gifts for friends and neighbors this holiday season. Here's how to make them:
1. Buy muslin bags.
2. Draw lines on the bags using a Sharpie and a ruler.
3. Stamp the bags. Create a custom stamp using the jpeg below or buy a stamp.
4. Fill bags with bulbs, write a message and give away to friends and neighbors!
Photos: Lisa Warninger. Concept, graphic design and crafting: Tokketok. Styling: Chelsea Fuss.
I made this wildflower bouquet for Project Wedding with scented geranium, dusty miller, queen anne's lace, scabiosa, and mint. The bouquet was finished off with hand-dyed silk ribbon from Hanah Silk (my favorite!). Check out the full DIY over at Project Wedding's blog.
Photos: Chelsea Fuss for Project Wedding.
