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| Handmade, one of a kind - Honeygo Beasley Cards by Cynthia Maniglia |
From Wikipedia: "One of the earliest forms of the wedding cake is the French Croquembouche. The legend of this cake says that a pastry chef, visiting medieval England, witnessed their tradition of piling sweet rolls between the bride and groom which they would attempt to kiss over without knocking them all down. The pastry chef then went back to France and piled sweet rolls up into a tower to make the first Croquembouche."
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| Handmade, one of a kind - Honeygo Beasley Cards by Cynthia Maniglia |
6 comments:
beautiful cards .... like cream puffs. Love the wedding gown. What a nice touch to accompany a present to the bride and groom.
Meg
Thank you, Meg! I just sent this order off to Washington state for a woman who is a jeweler specializing in diamonds. Can't wait to see how she likes the cards. I get to preview them here! It's always sad to part with them, so at least I have the photos to share.
Bonjour Cynthia,
I too like yourself and Meg Mitchell, have fallen in love with all things french. I stayed in Paris for a month in October 2009 (a 50th birthday gift to myself)
Your cards are a work of art, delightful to receive and just waiting to be framed.
You have a gift and merci beaucoup for sharing it with us all.
Cheers
Judith
Bonjour Cynthia
What a beautiful blog you have here. You cards are little works of art.. You are a very gifted artist..
I have always wanted to travel to Paris.. God willing, someday I will get there.
I see you came for a visit via Anita's blog.. Is'nt she wonderful? Thank you so much for your kind words.. I am so happy you enjoyed viewing Ella.
I am a happy follower now.. I will be back later today to read some of your past posts.
Blessings,
Penny
OMG I love the dress! Where can I buy it??
Thanks, Elaine - it's a one-of-a-kind card for a special friend in Washington state. Glad you like it!
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