New Love: Juju Hats!
Has anyone seen these yet?!
I first saw these gorgeous hats on The Nester and fell in love with the idea, backround, and tutorial! Read On (: 
Traditionally worn by Village Chiefs in the Cameroon region of central Africa, Juju hats have since gained popularity with interior designers, and are often used as an eye-catching accessory for the home. Beautiful bird feathers are painstakingly hand sewn onto a raffia fiber base/basket that splays out into a huge circle. Feathers are considered rare objects of beauty and a symbol of prosperity and wealth associated with the positive qualities of birds. When not in use, the Juju hat can be neatly folded in on itself for easy storage. A perfect example of fine, unique and skillful weaving from Central West Africa, Juju hats have featured in high-end decor magazines, such as Domino, Elle Decor and Inside Out, to name a few.
Most Juju Hats range about $400-$900...
and that would be why I found a tutorial haha
A gorgeous accent...
It looks so soft !
I want this whole room!
Check out the tutorial here !
All you need to create the above Juju Hat:
- Thick Wool Yarn (aprox. 1/2 ball for small, 1+ for large)
- Scissors or X-acto knife
- Poster board or Thick card stock
- Stapler
- Double sided tape
- Popsicle sticks or Chopsticks
LOVE IT !
Gorgeous DIY Wedding
Absolutely beautiful wedding of Elsie Larson, a writer from one of my favorite blogs A Beautiful Mess, Check out her blog if you haven't yet! Her style is fantastic. When I visualize my future wedding (very very long way off) I've always wanted to have a huge part in decorating, to reflect my personality, but also I feel like that creates memories in itself, and great keepsakes. Check out her DIY bouquets, boutonnieres, and corsages, to die for!
Colorful bridesmaids ? So cute!
Aloe Black
Found this song while on Stumble Upon and absolutely fell in love with it. Most of you I'm assuming won't like it haha but it's so soul full, I love it.
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