Hello everyone! It’s time now to reveal the reason behind my lack of blog posting this year. Now that the festivities are over, I can announce that I got married early this month! Yay!
I had a few days to settle down from all the excitement and I think
it’s now time to post this blog.
A lot of my friends asked me earlier on what my dream wedding is.
The answer is ‘I have none’. The reason behind this is I believe that I don’t
like to be defined by wedding trends or how-it-should-be’s. I’m just the type
of person who doesn’t necessarily go with the flow. In other words, I do what I
want to do, when I want to do, in any way I want to do. So, I’m really grateful
that I found my soul mate who understand and accept this about me.
Right after proposal, I recalled this cute pattern that I found a
few years back from Berroco. It’s actually cover for plates. Inspired by it, I transformed
it into wishing well cover instead. First of all, I bought three tiered
cylindrical hat boxes.
Measured twice, cut once, and stick some Velcro on the inside flaps (so the whole thing is collapsible – easier to store and transport). Using craft knife, I cut a hole at the front of the top tier.
Put together:
Collapsed into one for easy transport:
What I followed from the pattern is the ruffle at the edges of the
wishing well cover.
The flower patterns are from this amazing book that I have:
I made one with blue and yellow flowers:
Another one with red and pink flowers:
