For that friend who loves and lives to entertain . . . and always seems to have the most unique items in her home, making her the perfect hostess.
Gift Guide 2012: For The Hostess
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For that friend who loves and lives to entertain . . . and always seems to have the most unique items in her home, making her the perfect hostess.
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Every holiday season Castle In The Air transforms their extraordinary shop into the most spellbinding Christmas-themed wonderland. If Castle In The Air doesn’t ring a bell, you may recognize their brilliantly colored crepe paper and globally sourced wax in some of our favorite tutorials. It’s where I go occasionally to escape and allow my imagination to run wild – and it’s nearly impossible not to walk away inspired by the love and thought put into each curated treasure. So every year thousands of handcrafted ornaments and vintage decorations are put out on display and a large-scale masterpiece is assembled after several months of preparation. The theme this season is “The Mouse Castle” – a castle made of old violins, an accordion, and everyday household items with over 30 handmade mice, each with their own unique characteristics, living inside it’s walls. Words and images do not do this magical retreat justice. You must see it for yourself. Honestly.
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We’re majorly crushing on Maje these days. I mean, who cares about the cold when you get to don any of these ensembles? Season after season, Maje presents classic pieces, like wool skirts, silk dresses, and leather coats, that last and help build your wardrobe – and that’s what we love most about our favorite Parisian chic label!
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Dusting off the curling iron to attempt any of these glamourous, Veronica Lake-esque dos . . .
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I’ll never forget the first time I unraveled my first surprise ball. My smile only got bigger and bigger as a glorious pile of brightly colored paper started to form after more and more wonderfully trivial prizes were revealed. By the end, I was left wanting more. So obviously, I had to figure out how to make my own so that I could share the same joy with my friends. Hope you enjoy making these as much as I did!
You’ll need:
- fine crepe paper in 10 colors
- 10 assorted nostalgic candy and toys
- dresden trim or glitter (optional)
- quick drying glue