Posted: August 28th, 2010 | Author: jfalcon | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: cake, cake decorations, fillings, makes, stop, style, toronto, variety, wedding | No Comments »
Ida Thibeh Wiese sent me an email where she presented her cake design studio. I’m glad the she did because the woman behind Sweet Sweets Cake Art is a talented cake artist. She creates superb cakes for her Toronto clients. Her wedding cakes are impressive, unique and elegant. I like her style.
Sweet Sweets designed each wedding cake to uniquely suit the couple’s taste and style. Her commitment does not stop with look. Her menu features a nice variety of cake flavors, icings and fillings. No additives, preservatives or artificial flavorings are present in the cakes. If it is not on the menu, Ida will accommodate your request. Sweet Sweets also makes specialty cakes for birthdays and anniversaries.
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Posted: August 28th, 2010 | Author: adebold | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: baby shower, choice, choose, color, dizzie, palette, penny, personalized, style | No Comments »
It is sweet to incorporate details about the baby’s birth in a nursery. One fun and elegant way to do that is through personalized art prints. Etsy is the place to find great posters, typically made by graphic designer moms. My heart is torn between two sellers as I cannot decide which one I prefer the most between the art prints of Penny People and the posters by Chaiv. They both played with typography to create remarkable custom-made posters.
Chaiv
Chaiv developed a unique design concept where birth details with the baby name are nicely layout on a custom made poster. Although there are plenty of information for a small piece of paper, the result looks great. You get to choose between two styles, available in two the color palettes of your choice.
Chaiv’s poster size is 11″ x 14″. They also make nice generic number posters and cute Dizzie Chick alphabet posters. They mix well with the custom baby birth poster, if you stay in the same color palette.
Penny People
Penny People found a clever way to write a baby name. I bought one for a friend who got a baby last year. Her alphabet print displays all the 26 letters of the alphabet in a personalized way. You get to choose between 7 colors for the baby name.
I also like her Number print. They are available in 8 x 10 and 13 x 19 formats. You won’t have any problems finding a frame since they fit in an Ikea Ribba Frame.
SOURCING:
+ Custom Baby Birth Poster Style 2 by Chaiv $40
+ Dizzie Chickie On Alphabet Hill Poster PINK $28
+ 810 Alphabet Print, 7 colour choices for names $15 – 1319 Alphabet Print $25
+ 810 Number Print by Penny People $15 - 13 x 19 Number Print $25
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Posted: November 24th, 2009 | Author: jfalcon | Filed under: BeautyGeeks, style | Tags: BeautyGeeks, imabeautygeek.com, style | 2 Comments »
If you’re adding green to your closet by way of bamboo-fabric garments, hold up.
Although of natural, renewable origin, “bamboo textiles are essentially rayon, wood that is (chemically) liquified and extruded into a filament, then spun into thread and knit or woven into fabric,” explains Lorraine Smith, a Toronto-based sustainability consultant. And that chemically-intense process negates all the eco-friendly qualities of bamboo. Read the rest of this entry »
