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• This week I’m revisiting a 2008 article from the New York Times–101 20-minute Dishes for Inspired Picnics.
• My days of using stick-on labels are done now that I have seen these affordable rubber address stamps by Paperwink. There are so many ideas on this site–I can see how their custom labels, cards, invitations, and stationery could easily help you brand your wedding.
• I love this vintage necklace that was listed today in one of my favorite online stores, Thrush Vintage. I wonder what I’d keep in it.
• Step-by-step guide to make little birds on Peonies and Polariods. So inspiring–I want an entire family of these!
• What is twitter? A quick rundown from Hacker Journalist. Read this tutorial and then add me to your friends page–@lasertron!
• Poppytalk Handmade is a monthly online street market created to showcase handmade goods. It’s not only fun to browse, but it’s a great way to discover emerging design talent from around the world.
• This Barbie-inspired cameo necklace from Stoopid Girl is glorious.
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Princess Lasertron, Omaha
Vendor: Flowers made of felt, vintage buttons and other ephemera
Website: Princess Lasertron
About Me: I started Princess Lasertron in 2005 creating custom bouquets out of
felt, vintage buttons, and other ephemera. I give each bride an
heirloom-quality piece that will bring a personal dimension to their
wedding and everyday lives. What I love most is meeting and
collaborating with unique women whose weddings are a true
representation of them and their partners. As for me...I live
nocturnally, I'm an INTP, I play Dungeons and Dragons every other
Saturday, and I'm a perpetual student.
Love the picnic site! Yum!
Just a short comment about the stamps…you can also get custom stamps from print shops like Staples. =) My favourite are the self-inking ones they do in-store…you can pick images, fonts, borders, and your ink colour and the size of the stamp, and you don’t have to work within a template.