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Paper Flowers from the Field Journal

The sun came out today to play. Let's make some flowers...

                          

Olivia Kanaly of A Field Journal will show you exactly how to make these crepe flowers. I am going to try a slight variation on the theme. I hope your day is blooming great ;)

xo

Emily

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Upcycle for Eco-Chic Wedding Style

Source: etsy.com via Emily on Pinterest

Here's an Etsy designer with a myriad of delectable details to add eco-chic style your wedding day. I love these gloves, as well as the beautiful head-pieces in her collection. I thought these gloves were also an excellent idea for up-cycling heirloom lace from your grandmother or mother's veil, or dress. Enjoy!

XO Emily

Featuring: deLoop by Vanessa Joy: Etsy and blog

eco-friendly container and vase inspiration

Source: hutchstudio.blogspot.com via raccoon on Pinterest

I'm seeing a lot of newspaper plant containers, these with chicken wire are especially clever. I love to make designs using wire hangers (which can not be recycled--fyi). Here's my take on the wire container idea, which was inspired by Steaks Frites, which I believe are often wrapped in newspaper in their containers, n'est pas?

Photography Credit: Seth Smoot and Kendra Smoot from Eco Chic Home by Emily Anderson

Clay Hill Farm Wedding Giveaway

Just watch this video: How sweet is that? Tears. Now you can help the lovely couple (Tara and Richard) who made this piece by voting for them at: Clay Hill Farm Wedding Giveaway

I Don't Like Petals In My Paper

There, I said it. But I am a sucker for silly but clever copy--being a former copywriter myself.

Cute right? Go here to get it.

Jude Miller: Handmade Flowers as Art

I am enraptured with the work of Jude Miller. She makes delicate, exquisite flowers that rival the intricate beauty of the real thing. 

I think that it takes a true love of something to be able to capture the littlest details as she does.

 

Create.Love: Handmade Eco-Chic Wedding Invitations

Chances are you will send something through the mail in the near future. Wedding invitations, perhaps save the date cards (though I think you can skip this), holiday cards, even thank you notes are about to flutter, fly, and flood the system...but I urge you to use the wonderful handmade options on Etsy. Just feast your eyes on the selection below...