I always feel so blessed to have the opportunity to work with such wonderful vendor clients. Some of the wedding and event planners even make me feel like I am part of their team. One of these wonderful planner is Adair of Dairing Events here in Jacksonville, Florida.
Each of Adair's clients are all different and unique yet all have this special things about them... I am not quite sure how to explain it but they are like a sorority of brides and clients all kept by the special bond of being a Dairing Bride or Dairing Client.
Recently I had the pleasure to make some monogram goodies for a Dairing Client, Lauren, who was having a super sweet 16. On the Dairing Events blog, Adair said, "we coined the phrase "Preppy Glam" with mixing gold glitter and sequins, with pops of pink and navy."
For the head table, I made a table top standing wooden monogram that was painted in pink and covered in glitter.
Upon entering into the main room, a large gold glitter woodn monogram hung as a backdrop behind the welcome table.
A monogram dance floor decal sat in the middle of the dance floor area.
I think Adair and Lauren got it right when they thought up "preppy glam!"
It was a super sweet affair for a super sweet young lady. I am honored to have been asked to be a part it.
Custom wooden monograms like these shown are available by custom request via our website: www.ten23designs.com
All photos are from the Dairing Events Blog. Please be sure to visit her page to learn more about her beautiful events and on how to become a Dairing Bride or Client.
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Monday, September 9, 2013
{As Seen On} People.com
I was honored to get the call from Atlanta's top rated wedding and event planner, ellyb events, to contribute on a Mindy Weiss project for the famous singer, Monica's
baby shower. It was even more exciting when I saw it the next week on so many different websites including People.com
We made their monogram logo pillows for the lounge area, large custom vinyl decals of the logo monogram on the bar / buffet station and the 20 2' laser cut wooden horses placed around the outdoor party area that also coordinated with the logo monogram.
We made their monogram logo pillows for the lounge area, large custom vinyl decals of the logo monogram on the bar / buffet station and the 20 2' laser cut wooden horses placed around the outdoor party area that also coordinated with the logo monogram.
Congratulations to the happy couple and thank you so much to ellyb events for the opportunity and encouragement.
Photography by the very talented Milanes Photography
Photography by the very talented Milanes Photography
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Monday, August 26, 2013
{Introducing} Quartrefoil Pattern Vinyl Wall Decal
I have gotten enough custom requests for quartrefoil pattern vinyl wall decals that it's time to add it to my product line and post on my website. I have seen uses such as wedding reception flower vase wraps, wall paper and lining cabinets... and I've loved them all.
Last night, in honor of celebrating the new product to the collection, I decided to do my own quartrefoil vinyl decal project... which just happened to be on my DIY home decor project list for over a year now.
I've been wanting to do my kitchen back splash for quite some time now and last night, the opportunity of 20 minutes of free time presented itself.
Last night, in honor of celebrating the new product to the collection, I decided to do my own quartrefoil vinyl decal project... which just happened to be on my DIY home decor project list for over a year now.
I've been wanting to do my kitchen back splash for quite some time now and last night, the opportunity of 20 minutes of free time presented itself.
BEFORE
AFTER
I have always said that a small decal can make such a BIG impact on a room and here is a prime example. I just love it. I even smiled when I walked into the kitchen this morning and saw the quartrefoil pattern vinyl wall decal greeting me.
To make it easy to install myself, I just used 3 pieces of the quartrefoil pattern vinyl wall decal and lined them up on the wall. That way I wasn't working with one huge, harder to manage piece.
So what do you think?
So what do you think?
Thursday, December 27, 2012
A Date To Remember...
Lately I have been seeing so many cute DIY Family Birthday Boards on Pinterest. Being that I have an awful memory, especially with dates, I just knew I needed to make one.
I bought a 5.5" x 24" board from Home Depot and spray painted it black. Next I added a vinyl decal I made with "Dates to Remember" and the months... and then took a pack of wooden circles I painted various colors and added the special dates to. I attached all of the circles with jump rings and hung from an eye hook at the bottom of the wood.
Easy Peasy!!! Want to make one? I can supply the decals... you supply the hardware and time.
I bought a 5.5" x 24" board from Home Depot and spray painted it black. Next I added a vinyl decal I made with "Dates to Remember" and the months... and then took a pack of wooden circles I painted various colors and added the special dates to. I attached all of the circles with jump rings and hung from an eye hook at the bottom of the wood.
Easy Peasy!!! Want to make one? I can supply the decals... you supply the hardware and time.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Now it all makes sense...
No
fireplace? No problem!! Elves Only Access Doors explains one of life's
greatest mysteries... how does the elf get in the house?
Friday, November 9, 2012
A Place For Everything...
...and everything in it's place.
I am still working towards my goal of being completely organized. Yesterday, I saw this great pin on Pinterest and adding to my project list to help me on my organization mission.
Here is my own take on the project... with decals of course!
I took a solid black bucket, a chevron pattern decal I cut and the word MAIL, also a decal I cut. Before I go any further, let me first tell you that the most difficult part of this project was selected the font for the word MAIL.
I added the chevron pattern decal first...
Then added the MAIL decal...
I am still working towards my goal of being completely organized. Yesterday, I saw this great pin on Pinterest and adding to my project list to help me on my organization mission.
Here is my own take on the project... with decals of course!
I added the chevron pattern decal first...
Then added the MAIL decal...
... and viola!!!
I think it makes a nice touch... what do you think?
Monday, April 9, 2012
{Real Event} Tea Party Birthday
Recently I got to help one of my good friends Ashley, owner of Kennedy Kakes, to design and decorate for her daughter's 3 birthday... the tea party birthday. The event was held in the fern garden of Flair Wedding & Events / Fair Celebrations.
Ashley, being the creative baker she is and me, being the creative designer I am, made a great team! I designed all of the party printables, created a custom banner and of course, added some decals.
The dessert table was complete with a fabulous custom flower cake, cake pops, cake push pops, cookie pops and sweet candy. I made the cake banner / bunting and the food tent cards.
Up close view of the cake detail and cake banner / bunting. See what I mean... We made a great team!
I added decals with each of the children's names to the tea cups.
I absolute LOVE the banner I made for her. It is glitter cardstock with burlap. The picture does not show all of the details... it was so beautiful sparkling in the sunlight.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
{Inspiration Board} A Chic County Love Affair
Last summer I had the honor of participating in a photo shoot by Christy Whitehead Photography of Northeast Florida. I got to work with Southern Charm Events, Kakes By Katie, A Fantasy in Flowers and The Keeler Property. It was a great experience to see the behind the scenes of a styled photo shoot AND I got to put together my first table scape (well two of my first table scapes).
Here is the first table scape I styled. This is my, Black and White with Lime all over design. I love black and white with pops of bright color, so I decided to go with lime for my first since it is part of my branding color palette.
For the black accents, I decided to throw in some chalkboard decor from my new collection. The charger plates are completely chalkboard so they are a lot of fun to write messages on. You could also use them as seating markers by adding a person's name to them.
The wine glasses have a stylish chalkboard label on them... also great to use as a seating marker.
The vases with the custom monogram decals make for a great detail piece and best of all, they can easily be used in the home after the wedding or event they are being used for. If you didn't want to keep the monogram decals on there, you could always peel them right off. Just another reason why decal is so great... you can easily peel off and resale items or even rent items and remove them before you return them. Easy Peasy!
Overall it was a great day, at a great venue with great vendors... couldn't have asked for anything better for my first on the scene photo shoot.
Stay tuned for more coming soon...
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Monday, February 6, 2012
{Client Photo} C is for... Charming
When my client asked me to come up with a design for one of her walls, I had no idea it was going to be accompanied by her entire family... in photos. I just LOVE this hallway of photos!
This client sure enough inspired me to add a little family love to one of my longer hallways. What a loving way to fill it!
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Monday, December 26, 2011
{Introducing} Personalized Name Signs
I have made so many of these by special request but never had a chance to make one for my own family... or even take the time to take a photo to post it so I can share with others... like you!

Size: 4.75" tall x 14.75" wide
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Project : 7 of : 23
I have been working on this project for some time now... I had to do it little by little when I had time. The sad thing is, in total, it only took about 30 minutes of my time from start to finish. With my son growing SO quickly, I had to hurry up and get this one done!
So without further adieu, Project : 7 of : 23
I started with a raw piece of lumber from Home Depot and painted it white. (I took a photo of the wood before I painted it but accidentally deleted it AFTER I painted... can't go back and start over on this one.)
I brushed 2 coats of white paint with a white paint brush. I wanted to the wood to look kind of aged, but not distressed.
As soon as I stepped back from it after putting it up on the wall, my 2 year old ran over and stood in front of it with her back against it. How she knew what it was for was beyond me... and when my son woke up this morning and saw it, his first instinct was to measure himself too. Gotta love it!
So without further adieu, Project : 7 of : 23
I started with a raw piece of lumber from Home Depot and painted it white. (I took a photo of the wood before I painted it but accidentally deleted it AFTER I painted... can't go back and start over on this one.)
I brushed 2 coats of white paint with a white paint brush. I wanted to the wood to look kind of aged, but not distressed.
I have NO idea why this photo keeps posting sideways... so just tilt your head while looking at it.
Next I designed the ruler markers on the computer and cut them as a decal.
I used a tape measure next to the wood as I applied the decal just to make sure I was staying on track, even though I designed the decal with exact measurements.

...and viola!!! A giant ruler in my hallway. I anchored a wall between the kiddos rooms.
As soon as I stepped back from it after putting it up on the wall, my 2 year old ran over and stood in front of it with her back against it. How she knew what it was for was beyond me... and when my son woke up this morning and saw it, his first instinct was to measure himself too. Gotta love it!
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Project : 2 of : 23
I am steadily working on my project of projects, Project :: 23
This morning I completely Project 2 and it was super easy and even cheaper than easy! I saw this great project on the Choose to Thrive blog back in may and new I wanted to make my own this Autumn.
So without further adieu, Project : 2 of : 23
The
project only cost me a couple of dollars... and that was for the vinyl
lettering I made. My neighbor was ever so kind to supply me with the brown bottles
and the straw looking stuff was picked from a bush outside. I was going
to use wheat but wanted to try this first... being that it was FREE.
The niche it is sitting in is such a shallow shelf that I usually have trouble finding things to fit it. I think this is just right for the season.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Project : 1 of : 23
Last week I decided that I am going to spend this year (from my birthday October 23rd, yesterday - to October 23rd 2012) with a goal... to complete at least 23 DIY projects. I have dubbed this challenge,
So without further adieu, Project : 1 of : 23
I
picked up this metal sign last year just after Halloween. It was about
75% off along with the rest of the Halloween clearance at Joanns. I
painted over the seasonal sign with black craft paint and then added the
verse (vinyl decal I made). I bought the 2 frames and painted them
black too. Then printed the photos off on the computer.
The
ribbons came from my stash. I glued the black with white trim ribbon to
the olive green ribbon to give it a little more character. I made the
two little bows and glued them to the frames. After I added the ribbon
bow to the top, I let me 13 year old son decide where it should be hung
on the wall. He picked a space near the hallway where his room and his
sister's room it.
Project : 1 of : 23 - COMPLETE!
Saturday, July 2, 2011
{Real Party} 2nd Birthday Featuring Olivia
Hosting a kid's party? I'd love to help with the custom / personalized party decor. Check out the special touches I added to this super cute party.
I made this personalized sign-in board book using my vinyl decals to create the text and added the print of Olivia. The pens and markers were topped with white carnations and placed in a small mason jar that I added a chalkboard decal to.
I used vinyl decal polka dots to coordinate everything.
My friend Marni, owner of Creative Custom Card Boxes created a cardbox for my Ten23 Designs grand opening and I switched out the colors for Mya's party. These boxes are very sturdy and will last a good long time.
I made these smaller labels for the bubbles.
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I can customize board books for just about any theme. For this party, guests signed blank areas of pages and left special notes to the birthday girl. Spaces were also left to write the story of her birthday party and for photos.
My friend Marni, owner of Creative Custom Card Boxes created a cardbox for my Ten23 Designs grand opening and I switched out the colors for Mya's party. These boxes are very sturdy and will last a good long time.
She was one happy birthday girl!
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
{Chalking It Up} Chalkboard Charger Plates
Are you looking for a fun way to show some love while entertaining? Our new chalkboard charger plates are a great solution...
These are fun for date night, weddings or any other occasion.
- Write each guest's name on a charger plate as their place card.
- Let your little one know you are proud of him with a message at breakfast.
- Leave a simple "I love you" for a loved one.
These are fun for date night, weddings or any other occasion.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
{Real Wedding} The Wine & Love Letter Box by Nicole
Last year, Nicole of The Plunge Project came to me with a project. She wanted me to turn her monogram into a decal to place on a wine box for special part of her upcoming wedding ceremony. Done!
She and her groom each separately wrote love notes to each other on the eve of their wedding day. During the ceremony they took their letters and placed them in the wooden wine box and sealed it... only to be opened on their 10th wedding anniversary. Sweet huh?!?
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Monday, November 29, 2010
Count your Blessings Board
All month of October I wanted to make some sort of "blessing" board. I wasn't sure what exactly I wanted to do but I knew I wanted to do something and have it ready by November... Well October rolled on by... and then November. Here I am on November 29th and I FINALLY made my "blessings" board.

This is a 14" x 26" glass frame that you can use dry erase markers on. The backing is burlap and you can change it out with other fabric, wrapper paper, scrapbook paper or anything else you can think of. Change it out for the holidays and seasons!

This is a 14" x 26" glass frame that you can use dry erase markers on. The backing is burlap and you can change it out with other fabric, wrapper paper, scrapbook paper or anything else you can think of. Change it out for the holidays and seasons!
I have a few extra frames ready for YOU! If you are local I would be happy to make your Blessing board for you. If you would like to buy a decal kit, please email me: designedbylauren@yahoo.com
You can also replace "Count your Blessings" with another saying if you wish (ie; My Favorite Things, What's for Dinner?)
Thursday, November 11, 2010
{Seasonal} Christmas Collection
For a few weeks now, the craft stores, department stores and so many other places have been gearing up for the winter holidays. While working on some personalized ornaments last night, I asked myself why did I have all my holiday decorating decor up in my own shop...
So this morning I woke up and got to work on a few new Christmas designs for my vinyl decals.
The 11" personalized family name ornament decal is only $12. This comes with an optional Est. date at no cost... AND... This decal is currently BOBO FREE so you can buy one for yourself and give one as a gift, OR give two as gifts... OR... well you get it.
So this morning I woke up and got to work on a few new Christmas designs for my vinyl decals.
The 11" personalized family name ornament decal is only $12. This comes with an optional Est. date at no cost... AND... This decal is currently BOBO FREE so you can buy one for yourself and give one as a gift, OR give two as gifts... OR... well you get it.
These large holiday ornament decals are very festive. This package includes 5 decals (2 - 11" and 3 - 6") ~ They read HO HO HO Merry Xmas... and I am currently offering FREE customization if you would like them to read something else. These are only $20 for all 5.
Add cheer to your door by adding Santa on his sled. This design is only $10 and comes with "Season's Greetings" or other wording of your choice.
One of the great things about decals is that they can be used on so many different things... like a refrigerator door for instance. This cute swirly tree is only $15 and is topped with the perfect little star.
For those that want to make a larger impact on the reason for the season, the King of Kings in the shape of a Christmas tree decal is the perfect find. It measure 2' wide by 3' tall.
Tis the season...
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