Showing posts with label Barbie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barbie. Show all posts

Monday, August 13, 2012

Monogram Monday: Hat Attack!





Photos provided by BRIM

Just when you thought you had monogrammed everything you could, BRIM Couture has started monogramming hats!  I am always in a hat in the summer.  I have a few favorites in my collection but I can't wait to add one from BRIM. The hats take 2-3 weeks and cost $150 plus shipping.

Rain hats and Baby brim hats are coming soon!

To order a hat from Brim please contact Barbie Cobb and provide her with your:
  • Name, Shipping address, Email, Phone.
  • Measure head circumference: in inches, right above eyebrows.
  • Solid color for outside of hat: Navy, White, or Black or you can use a contrast fabric for the outside.
  • Inside Contrast Color and Style: Will send you pictures of fabric choices as they are updated frequently.
  • Monogram (on top of hat): Thread Color.  Lettering: 
  • Block or Script. Initials: First, Last, Middle.

barbie@brimcouture.com  

Here are a few links to some of my other favorite hats:


This one always makes everyone smile:  Kate Spade


A great neutral:  Nordstrom


Cute blue and white fedora:  ShopBop

Super high head-turning drama is this floppy hat: Zappos

Very Audrey and crushable!: Zappos


Thursday, May 5, 2011

Party: Leather and Lace Lingerie Shower

I had more fun planning my sister's lingerie shower!  It was such a blast!  I hosted it with our younger sister, Krystal, and two other close friends.  It was a girly Leather and Lace party that was so much fun!

Leather and Lace Invitations from HBDesigns set the tone for our pink and black evening. 

The Bride has always resembled a Barbie Doll so I couldn't resist having these Leather and Lace Barbie Cakes made!


Lycheetinis, the Bride to be's favorite drink, were served.
The napkins and flatware were tied up with black leather and pink satin ribbons.

Of course, we had to serve whoopie pies!

This outdoor seating area in our hostesses home was a popular spot!

Clear acrylic frames were lined with lace and used as serving trays for the passed food. 
 

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