A Netherlands designer has created an amazing lace room divider. This screen is made out of concrete and 1 mm Steel Cable. Simply stunning.
Uses include for your home, office, public buildings…
The beauty of lace, not just for fashion…
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The language of flowers, sometimes called floriography, was a means of communication during theVictorian Era. Flowers were used to”communicate”or send messages expressing feelings which were”not proper” to be spoken during that time. This language was most commonly communicated through Tussie-Mussies,or bouquets, an art which has a following today.
These were small bouquets of flowers wrapped in a lace doily and tied with satin. The intrigue of secret messages sent this way, became a popular pastime.
In the early 18th century the Turkish “Secret Language of Flowers”was introduced to Europe by Lady Mary Wortley Montague, wife of the British ambassador to Constantinople. Flowers had long been a sign of romance and began being used by lovers to send secret messages to each other by means of sending flowers. Each flower had a specific meaning and the order of arrangement had much to do with the intended “message”. Read more…
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Victorian Wedding Showers do not have to cost a fortune or leave you with an anxiety attack. Studies show that your guest notice simple little details the most, so planning ahead and investing on presenting unique, exceptional touches to your celebration will result in a special day everyone will remember. Take for instance using a cookie cutter to shape sandwiches into different shapes, like hearts and stars. Sample creating sandwich fill variations that will please everyone, like tuna, chicken salad, salmon, egg salad and add a garnish of olives, mini onions or sliced apple for a gourmet touch. Alternate using white and whole wheat bread to create checkerboard sandwiches. Pinwheel sandwiches can be made with regular sliced bread (remove the crust) or flat bread, simply fill, roll and cut. You can make the sandwiches ahead of time and place on a tray lined with damp paper towels, on top and bottom and covering completely with plastic wrap. This will keep the sandwiches from drying up and getting hard, place in refrigerator. Hint: Sandwiches are easier to cut when chilled and should be garnished right before serving. Read more…
Whether the wedding will also be Victorian romantic style, never underestimate the impact of creating an amazing Victorian wedding shower.Patricia LaRaia
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