Blog — OIP Party>Crafts & Decor

If you need inspiration or last minute ideas to put together a fabulous Christmas Table, you have come to the right place. Absolutely love this setting by Ruffles & Bells Wedding and Event Styling, and Eliska was kind enough to share product details with our lovely readers (scroll down for info). Styling & Photography: Ruffles & Bells Wedding and Event Styling Candle votives, candle sticks for hire: Ruffles & Bells Wedding and Event Styling Gold rimmed champagne coupe glasses from Karen Walker Plates from Kmart and Ikea

I always thought that lemon curd was something that was really tricky to master until I actually gave it a go myself and to my delight discovered that it’s super easy! This curd tastes so delicious and you just can’t compare it to the store bought stuff. I love to use it as a cupcake filling or on pancakes or scones with a dollop of whipped cream. If you’re feeling generous you can make more than one batch and give as gifts – just tie your jars with some twine and add a cute gift tag for a sweet present....

If you are like me, you have an over abundance of white serving platters. So, I am always looking for fun ways to add some colour to coordinate with the party I am planning. That is when I came up with the idea to "paint" my dishes. It is easy, fun, and can easily be matched to any party decor! What you will need: White serving dish Coloured white chocolate Pastry brush Microwavable bowl First, place your coloured white chocolate in the microwavable bowl. According to the directions on the chocolate, microwave the chocolate until it is melted. I put...

There is something delightfully youthful and pure about a floral wreath. A simple collection or an elaborate assortment, displayed or worn, the creation of one is a truly enjoyable experience and an exercise anyone can undertake. Visit your local flower market or raid the garden, the only set rules are the basics of how it goes together and that's what I'm sharing with you today. What you will need: Secateurs Floral tape (a thin, pliable tape that sticks to itself, available from floristry supplies) Assortment of flowers/greenery Wire hoop (you could also use an embroidery hoop, loose wire, willow, anything...