BEDKNOBS & BAUBLES

March 9, 2012 by jessica Leave a Comment

I adore these quirky salt and pepper vessels featured on One Kings Lane today. They’d add an unexpected touch of whimsy to your dinner table.

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March 8, 2012 by jessica Leave a Comment

Sip
Hula Dancer’s Delight

Recipe
2/3 oz. SKYY Infusions Pineapple
1/2 oz. vanilla rum
1 oz. lychee puree
Splash of fresh lemon juice
3 oz. pineapple juice
Grenadine

Shake and strain into a rocks glass, then add a little Grenadine. Garnish with floating orchid.

Wear
Faceted Square Ring, Ariella Collection, $68

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March 7, 2012 by jessica Leave a Comment

Your first purchase for spring should be a pair of wear-with-everything sandals.

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March 6, 2012 by jessica Leave a Comment

As if I wasn’t already anxious for spring, today is supposed to be in the mid-50s. In Wisconsin. In March. I think a wardrobe overhaul is in order, with plenty of pastels and bright yellow accents.

Embroidered Dress, Juicy Couture, $300
Patent Color Watch, ASOS, $44.76
Cocktail Stirrers, KegWorks, $4.75/set of 24
Japanese Floral Rose Bowl, Kate Spade, $60
Gumdrop Stud Earrings, Kate Spade, $38
“Whiskerlo” Flats, Stuart Weitzman, $355
Alligator Bracelet, Kenneth Jay Lane, $90
Bow Belt, Ted Baker, $69.83
Boardwalk Tote, J.Crew, $59.50
Passport Holder, Miu Miu, $215
Lacquered Flower Ring, Forever21, $6.80
Stripe iPhone Case, Kate Spade, $40

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March 5, 2012 by jessica Leave a Comment

With its lightweight wood beads and color-blocked accents, Kate Spade’s Rosewood Dot Necklace is a fun piece for spring – and an even better DIY project.

You will need:

13 wood beads (I opted for smaller beads than the original version.)
14 gold beads
flexible beading wire
length of chain
clasp
nail polish to lacquer half of 6 beads
2 crimping beads
crimp tool
pliers

Choose your lacquer color to paint the beads. I used Revlon’s “Minted” polish.

Wrap tape around the beads so you get a clean line. I taped each one to a toothpick, then poked the painted beads into a cardboard box to let them dry undisturbed.

If all went well, you should be able to peel off the tape gently to reveal a straight line. Use a little bit of nail polish remover to get rid of any smudges.

String the beads in the following order: unpainted, gold, painted, gold, and so on.

Attach the beaded strand to the chain, add a clasp, and you’re done!

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