Showing posts with label gift hunt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift hunt. Show all posts

Mamasita's Day

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So I have all these 'amazing' ideas that I want to post on this blog and then I get busy with work and life and never get around to it... I have folders full of inspiration and little lovelies that I want to share. Maybe someday when life slows down I'll actually do it. Today I'm sending a shout out to my sister that needed help thinking of a Mother's Day gift. She's always the crafty one. This past summer she moved up to Logan to live with us. She couldn't find a job, so she started making toffee, gourmet pretzel sticks, and other goodies to sell at the farmer's market. It was an amazing summer... why aren't you moving up here again?


Well, *sniff, sniff* moving on to the Mother's Day idea. On the radio, on tv, everywhere I look I keep seeing one thing... edible arrangements. I would not be disappointed to receive one any day... but they are a bit pricey. I was going to display the DIY photo on here mixed in with the Edible Arrangement official photos and show you that you couldn't tell the difference, but there was an obvious difference. I don't think there has to be a difference, the DIY finished project just wasn't photographed as well. But don't they look so good and yummy?


Click here to view the DIY tutorial and maybe help Trish out with commenting with some of your Mother's Day ideas. Isn't she cute?

Hunting with my gift scope...

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Right now I don't have any invitations I'm working on but I have been pretty busy Christmas shopping. A present that has been really fun to look for is a record player for my sister. If I had all the money in the world, this is the record player I would get her:


It's by Audiowood, I saw it while I was browsing through Anthropologie's 'to him, from you' section.

I would also get her this ring so that she looks a like she knows what she's doing when she's spinning her records (If only I had 20 G's):


Mathamatiks Turntable Ring | Found here

I'll continue my search for the perfect record player. If I had more time and a woodshop I would totally construct one... there are so many objects I keep envisioning that would make amazing turntables. I'm hoping to find something like this at local thrift store, but I probably won't be that lucky.





 
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