Showing posts with label vintage wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage wedding. Show all posts

Thursday, October 23, 2014

Shop News: Les Etoiles Series

Introducing the Les Etoiles Series!

 Les Etoiles...French for The Stars. For blushing brides, the Les Etoiles Garter Series is made up of shiny satin, ivory lace, and sheer ivory organza. Adorning the satin bow is a the shiniest rhinestone star! A true delight for your special day!

This is a new line of handmade wedding garters is now in stock in my Etsy shop, The Sparkling Cocktail








Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Shop News: The Zelda Series

Introducing the Zelda Series! Named after my favorite flapper, Zelda Fitzgerald! 
This is a new line of handmade wedding garters now in stock in my Etsy shop, The Sparkling Cocktail.

These garters have movement with 2" flapper fringe! These were really fun to make, especially with the 1920's theme. As with all my garters, they are made up of a minimum of five parts. Lace trim, satin ribbon casing, elastic, fringe and decoration. No stretch lace, ever! 


The glamour doesn't stop with the fringe. Decorating the front is an art deco rhinestone button and feather. 

Black and white are the two colors now available. What other colors would you like to see? 

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

My Vintage Vanity: Party Purses

I've listed some pretty cocktail party and wedding worthy vintage purses in my Etsy shop; The Sparkling Cocktail! Let's have a look:

My Vintage Vanity Bobbins and Bombshells

This 1970's La Regale woven cream raffia purse is timeless and a wardrobe essential. Even though it's woven straw, the colors are perfect for Autumn and Thanksgiving parties. Yes I said it! The holidays are right around the corner! 

My Vintage Vanity Bobbins and Bombshells

Perfect for Holiday parties or a Saturday night. This 1960's metallic gold purse can also be used as a clutch. I love the ruffles! 

My Vintage Vanity Bobbins and Bombshells

Vintage white beaded purses are a classic and great for weddings; either for the Bride or attendee. This one is no exception. This 1960's vintage beaded purse is covered in white seed beads with iridescent white bugle beads creating a pretty leaf motif. This can also be used as a clutch. 

Which one is your favorite?