I'm glad that we, as a people, have managed to shed the confinement of pastel wedding colors and branch off into the more saturated areas of the color table. In fact, it's been ages since I attended a peach or mint green affair, two colors that seemed to be very popular circa 1974 according to my family albums. Even the weddings that I've attended lately with something pale like pink as a signature color always have something bold like chocolate brown to keep the palette from being washed out.

I like it. I like reds and bright blues and deep, limpid purples. I love golden yellow bridesmaid dresses and wedding cakes that reject the traditional white on white palette. It's pleasant to attend a wedding and spend an evening stewing in a carefully selected set of colors.



I'm kind of in love with bright blue and yellow as key colors right now. I made this coffee carafe and teapot out of some leftover blue polymer clay that transfixed me like a bower bird.

Also, I'm a tea aficionado married to a coffee fancier, so I kind of hope that I don't sell this set and get to keep it for...I don't know...something. Um, a birthday? I'm already married, but everyone needs a teapot with a veil, AMIRITE?

Labels: polymer clay, projects, wedding

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