My DIY Vintage Teacup Cake Topper Featured by Little Chief Honeybee

I’m all about simple, pretty DIYs that are doable–like this vintage teacup floral cake topper I created for the lovely Kaelah at Little Chief Honeybee. (You may remember her from this post about Him + Honey Photography, the business Kaelah shares with her new hubby Mike.)

Please pop on over to the full post on Kaelah’s blog for my tips and tricks for recreating this pretty cake topper for your own bash. And, if you’re as madly in love as I am with the look of that lemon blueberry cake with ombré icing, you must pop on over to the Kitty Cat Stevens blog where Jenna (Stockroom’s new styling assistant and baker + sweet designer extraordinaire) shares her recipe. Trust me, it was so yummy!

Speaking of Jenna, she captured photographer Stef Atkinson and me hard at work shooting + styling the cake topper in my East Nashville backyard. These pics were snapped post-mosquito-complaining, pre-cake-devouring. – Elizabeth

[Photos by Stef Atkinson Photography + Design // Cake by Jenna // Flowers from Brocade Designs]

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  • http://twitter.com/kittycatstevens Jenna LeDawn

    man, we are an unstoppable team! looking at how wonderful this is and realizing that it’s only the first of our collaborations feels pretty inspiring! i don’t mean to gush— buttttt we are really awesome once we learn to sew things and to arrange flowers. . . THE WORLD WILL BE OURS!

    • http://www.stockroomvintage.com/ Stockroom Vintage

      Ha. Love it! We need to look into sewing classes SOON. At Stitch maybe? Here’s the link to the class schedule: http://alexiaabegg.squarespace.com/stitch-classes/

      • http://twitter.com/kittycatstevens Jenna LeDawn

        ahhhh— i am just now seeing this!! we missed the latest one i guess but maybe we can catch a november one?!

  • http://twitter.com/lazyexplorers Chloe Renee

    This is so cute!