Thursday, May 16, 2013

A Bee and Daisy sneak peak...


Last month I hosted a combined birthday party for my husband, Kyle and daughter, Avery.  They turned 30 & 8 this year and with their birthday's just 9 days apart, I thought one big party would be a great idea (or at least somewhat easier on me & our party budget!).

Our theme was inspired by the Toy Story song "You've Got A Friend In Me".  Kyle and Avery have been so close since she was born.  He's a big kid himself, so it's been easy for him to be a Dad right from the start!  She's so much like both of us in so many ways, but I love that she has his ability to talk to anyone and be a friend in an instant.  I'm the introvert of the family & this is a quality that I admire in people.  

Enjoy this tiny sneak peak and look for more of our party photos to be featured soon!



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Worst blogger ever...


Ok, so as you can see I am the world's worst blogger!  Not that this is intentional, but life always has a way of pulling me in a million directions and it seems like there's just never enough time to blog.  I promise to work on this so please be patient!  I am working setting up Bee and Daisy's new website this week, so our blog will no longer be at BeeandDaisy.com.  Find our blog at
beeanddaisy.blogger.com from now on.

Our website will be at beeanddaisy.com and will be a more formal site.  Our blog will feature our thoughts, new craft ideas, tips, and other sites that we love.  Look for my sister Ashley to join in on the blog soon and of course for our parties!

Did I mention that we are starting party planning & styling in the Chicago area?  Our website will also host our latest Bee and Daisy venture so look for our pricing and info there soon!  Our first party is already in the works so stay tuned!

We're always so happy to hear from our happy customers and remember, it truly is an honor for us to know that kids are celebrating their special days with our designs!

Until next time...

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Monday, February 4, 2013

Coming soon!

I am happy to announce that my newest venture, Brianna Montgomery - Vintage Inspired Paperie, will be opening soon!  Bee and Daisy will remain open and house my already available children's designs.  Our new shop and website will host a new collection of Classic designs for Children, Showers, and Weddings.  Be sure to look for our "Grand Opening" soon.  Until then, please take a sneak peak at our new blog site while our website is under construction. 





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Monday, January 14, 2013

FREE Printable Valentine's Day Cards...


It is just one month from Valentine's Day!  To help you get prepared for the sweet holiday, I am giving away 2 Valentines Cards! These cards come in your choice of our Bright Owl or Robot theme...or grab them both.  They are 3x4" (two per 4x6 image) and come 6 to a page.  Just print as many as you need to pass out in classroom exchanges, attach to treat bags, mail to friends and family, etc.  The possibilities are endless! 

Simply click on the following link to download the PDF pages and start creating!  If you happen to take photos of the Valentine Cards being used, send them to us.  We'd love to share them with our other customers for inspiration!
 
For personalized or photo Valentines, be sure to check out our collection that will be available soon!
 

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Saturday, December 29, 2012


Bee and Daisy will be taking applications for guest collaborators for 2013! Those chosen will receive FREE printables every few weeks (to be determined) in exchange for a review or feature on our products. This is perfect for those of you who are party planners, stylists, crafters, etc.  Just click on the following image to print our application.  Feel free to scan your completed application & send the image back, retype into a word document and send in, or just send your answers within an email to studiodaisy@aol.com.  Be sure that you write Bee and Daisy Application Submission within the subject line to avoid accidental deletion.  Thanks!!


 

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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Facebook Giveaway!!

It's time for our next giveaway!! Be sure to check out our FACEBOOK page and locate the following wall photo.  Simply share it with your facebook friends & you will automatically be entered to win an invitation and decoraction collection of your choice!  No purchase needed to win. 

**If we reach 250 shares by Friday at 11:59 pm CST, we will giveaway 2 prizes!  You must LIKE Bee and Daisy to win.  Contest runs now through Friday, November 30, 2012 at 11:59 pm CST.   These are digital items only, you print at home, nothing will be shipped...so anyone in any country can win!!




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Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Thanksgiving

As I sit here the night before Thanksgiving, I am reminded of the holidays of my childhood.  It was a tradition for my sister and I to spend the night before with our grandparents.  Every year our Mammaw would be preparing everything imaginable for our big family dinner the next day.  The one thing that we looked forward to the most, was chopping up the cornbread for her homemade stuffing.  Using biscuit cutters, we smashed, mushed, and completely crumbled the yellow cornbread up.  It was fun to see how much of the crumbs could accumulate within our "chopper" and then let the big pile (imaging packed brown sugar) fall out into the rest of the crumbs and start all over again.  

My Mammaw in the 1960s with a niece.
We would go to bed around 11:00pm and this was extremely late for our grandparents!  Growing up on farms, they went to bed early and woke up before the sun rose.  I was always a night owl, so this humored me.  In the morning we would awaken to the smell of bacon cooking.  We would rush into the kitchen for our breakfast & then on to the living room to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade.  Our parents would get there about then & our Uncle Terry would join us as well. 

Soon it was time to eat, and the large dinner table was filled with southern style foods that I still cannot get just right to this day!  After we had filled our bellies, football would be turned on, while my sister & I would beg to watch the cheerleading competitions that were usually on at the same time.

My Pappaw with my oldest, Avery, in 2006.
It's been 9 years since my Mammaw passed away and 3 since we lost Pappaw.  Yet, I can still hear their laughter and voices that made us all feel so welcomed and loved every day...not just during the holiday season.  I am thankful that I did have the chance to cherish each day with them.  They taught us to love, to live, and to enjoy the things that truly matter in life...family.

I hope that I can pass this on to my daughters, and one day my grandchildren as well.  It's never to early or too late to start your own family traditions and to make memories that will last not only your lifetime, but your loved ones' as well.

Happy Thanksgiving!!

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Sunday, November 18, 2012

Quick & Easy Cake Decorations


I don't know about you, but I love when something is quick, easy, and looks like I spent a long time making it! When I was coming up with ideas for our Vintage Apple Orchard party, I knew that I needed something cute for the cupcakes and cakes. I wanted a shabby chic, vintage feel to go along with the decor, but something that didn't require a lot of effort.








So, I purchased some pretty paper flowers from a great Etsy shop: Discount Paper Crafts and ordered two 6" cakes and two dozen cupcakes without any decoration from our local bakery. I then attached them to tooth picks using a tiny dab of hot glue. I made sure that all the glue "strings" were off & carefully placed them on the our cakes and cupcakes. These aren't made for food, so I did leave a bit of space between the frosting and the flower....just in case!

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Printing from Bee and Daisy



 
We are now offering professional printing services for our invitations! We have several paper and size options for you to choose from. Just search our Upgrades and Printing section to view our pricing and info.


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