Showing posts with label we like it wild. Show all posts
Showing posts with label we like it wild. Show all posts

August 21, 2011

we like it wild- past editions

forgot to show you our last couple of we like it wilds. we are posting once a month now because weddings occupy most of our time. one is inspired by yosemite and the other a fun natural dye project with paper cups. check it.







June 26, 2011

better late than never

forgot to show you our last design*sponge post from a little while back- we made a father's day collection box. check it out- useful for all sorts of occasions!





May 8, 2011

happy mother's day

i'll be at the shop today if you need some last minute flowers! here's our "we like it wild" post this week about our favorite ingredients to use for bouquets. long week- phew.




April 25, 2011

happy easter yesterday

i haven't been in front of the computer much lately! here's our we like it wild easter post from friday.



April 9, 2011

we like it wild- recycled fixture planters

we made some terrarium style planters this week on design*sponge. check out the full post here! we'll have them for sale in the shop soon for those who don't have time to make.




March 25, 2011

we like it wild- sf flower & garden show

we worked with stef and leslie from star apple edible gardens this week to make some arrangements for their AMAZING homestead exhibit at the san francisco flower & garden show. check out all the details on our design*sponge column and we'll be at the show tomorrow...so if you are looking for something fun to do stop by and say hi!








February 24, 2011

we like it wild- earthy spring

we created an alternative spring palette for our design*sponge post this week. check it all out here!






February 16, 2011

the after

i kept the mushroom display for a while to see how it would dry. a bit spooky huh?




we like it wild- fungi love

here are a few pics from last friday's "we like it wild" post on design*sponge. we went on a mushroom hunt in january and created a centerpiece display of edible varieties. read the whole post with tons more photos here!