Pom Poms

I've had a few queris as to where you can buy the tissue paper pom poms from yesterday's post. I am pretty sure Martha Stewart was the first one to sell them on her craft website, but I can't find them there any more. So the next place I thought to look was etsy. There are a number of sellers selling the pom poms like Party Poms who sell a huge range of colours, they also ship worldwide.

If you are feeling crafty you could try making them yourself, here is a link to Martha Stewarts' website which shows you step by step how to make them. If you do try - Good luck! I tried, and the result was not pretty!!


Party Poms pom poms

Posted by Emma Henderson

Dessert Tables Part 1

I think we have mentioned quite a few times on this blog and in our magazine here that we are big fans of Amy Atlas. She has updated her blog with some new pictures of a dessert table made for a client in the Hamptons. Once again the detail Amy has gone to is amazing, you just can't fault her work, it's absolute perfection!













Posted by Emma Henderson

Biscuit Envy
Elizabeth Syer, our London Correspondent, just sent through a link to this gorgeous website, Pretty Tasty in the UK. These aniseed biscuits are what caught my eye - so exquisite in their detail. They suggest having them made with holes so that they can be hung as ornaments. What a lovely idea.











Posted by Jane Cameron