white strapless dresses on Mar 19, 2011

Today is fine. My mother said to me:"Get karen millen dresses please?And look out of the window. What a fine day! Let's go to park,"It was really a good day, So my mother, my classmate and I went to the park. We took some foods in my schoolbag. On the way to the park. I saw strapless dresses in the blue sky with snow-white clouds. I saw pear trees and some apple trees and so on. Below the trees, there are several kinds of flowers. It's colorful, blue, red, yellow, pink, purple, orange and white.I saw some karen millen halter dresses and butterflies in the sky. I ate popcorn, cornflakes, banana and lollipop. They were wonderful. In the afternoon, we went to buy karen millen skirts. I visited the birds, mice, cats, dogs, budgies, hamsters, rabbits and so on.

Juliana on Nov 28, 2010

Amei! lindo demais.

Flowers Vancouver on Nov 27, 2010

Interesting design..

helen on May 24, 2010

this is such a lovely idea and looks great - another one for my scrapbook

Katie C. on Apr 25, 2010

LOVE this!! I have become totally obsessed with billy balls and succulents...such a beautiful, fun yet sophisticated combo! And the added wood...just lovely!! Thanks for sharing and inspiring. I actually posted a little pick of your bouquet on my own blog a last wk :)

lisa on Apr 22, 2010

in love with this centerpiece! so clever.

kelly :: yes, please design on Apr 21, 2010

thanks AugustBride! The table numbers are from Anthropologie last season. But check out your local flea markets for vintage house numbers for the same effect.

AugustBride on Apr 21, 2010

Hi Kelly - this is amazing!!! Where did you get the metal numbers from?

wholesale flowers on Apr 20, 2010

Great idea. I'd probably not go with a railroad ties though because they are treated and don't smell all that great. But it's a fantastic way to create beautiful centerpieces out of old logs. Thank you for the terrific idea!

Flowers Vancouver on Apr 19, 2010

Genius and brilliant. I particularly love the contrast between the brown and yellow. It feels really earthly but not too much dark. Impressive work of art.

Jillian on Apr 19, 2010

My wedding is in December and I'm currently LOVING succulents...will they be out of season when its time for me to buy?

Audra Colpitts - Vancouver Photographer on Apr 19, 2010

This is so super cute. I love how succulents are becoming beautiful and simple wedding favors and centerpieces.

Cathy Crawley on Apr 19, 2010

This is so cool! I can imagine this at a gorgeous country reception.

Scottage on Apr 19, 2010

This project dulls your chain saw and removes a guy from his Saturday and Sunday activities.......golf! Buy a pot!

kelly :: yes, please design on Apr 19, 2010

hi maaike - thanks for your comment. for those ties treated with creosote you can clear coat the block after drilling the holes.

Katie Jo on Apr 19, 2010

LOVE THIS!!! Wish I could start over on my centerpieces now. :(

postcards and pretties on Apr 19, 2010

love it!!!

forget.me.knot.weddings on Apr 19, 2010

Kelly!! Love this great idea! Thx for sharing!

Maaike on Apr 19, 2010

Railroad ties are typically treated with a chemical compound called creosote and can give off a toxic, strong odour. Might want to avoid those kinds of ties! : )

aubrey on Apr 19, 2010

absolutely lovely!

lydia {ever ours} on Apr 19, 2010

thank you to kelly and thank you for sharing this creative and quite simple diy! looks so cool!

Rachel Elizabeth on Apr 19, 2010

These are really cool. I like the rail road tie idea. Reusing something is almost always a good idea.