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Spice up arrangements for new season
Joyce Ewald plays with a couple of dried branches, trying to find the right spot for them in her clay vase. After that, she starts placing white silk poppies in between the branches. Borrowing from something she read, Ewald says, "it's about thrillers, spillers and fillers." Ewald, who has worked with florals for at least 50 years, is talking about floral arrangements. As homeowners transition from summer to fall, they might want to refresh their floral arrangements. Or if they have had the same floral arrangement for a couple of years, it might be the time to change it out for more updated silks. Elizabeth Maline, who lives in the Upper Valley, said she loves to decorate for the seasons and looks for new items for her swags and wreaths. "I just keep on weaving in new stuff and take stuff that is looking weather worn," she said.
Spring into Bride
Get inspired for your big day with gorgeous wedding dresses in Bride magazines' spring issue on sale September 14. (PRWEB) September 4, 2007 -- Get inspired for your big day with gorgeous wedding dresses in Bride magazines' spring issue on sale September 14. Jam-packed with wedding dress fashion shoots, celebrate the end of winter and choose a wedding dress with a burst of colour, beading or embroidery. Or brides can float through their wedding day, with wedding dresses made from soft fabric like chiffon, silk crepe and tulle. A favourite with Bride readers, the bumper Real Life Wedding section is sure to get brides-to-be on track with more than 170 wedding ideas. And find out how a bride coped with getting severe food poisoning on the eve of her wedding.
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