And here's the whole set:
Kristy mentions that the fathers were supposed to wear Darth and the rest of the groomsmen (including the groom) were to get Storm Troopers, but due to a mix-up the groom ended up with Darth. Either way, I think it's friggin' fantastic. I just love inexpensive personal touches like this!
Kristy mentions that the fathers were supposed to wear Darth and the rest of the groomsmen (including the groom) were to get Storm Troopers, but due to a mix-up the groom ended up with Darth. Either way, I think it's friggin' fantastic. I just love inexpensive personal touches like this!
Check out her tutorial for full instructions, and a big thanks to @ArkhamAsylumDoc (who you should follow on Twitter if you're a Star Wars fan) for finding it!
AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable!
ReplyDeleteOh! That reminded me of a book I saw in our local paper's craft column -- "Steampunk Softies: Scientifically-Minded Dolls from a Past That Never Was". They even have cool names.
ReplyDeleteThe woman who writes the craft column also has a blog called CraftSanity.
Super cool!
ReplyDeleteSimilarly, we used Leia, Han, and R2 (for our daughter) action figures I found on ebay for our cake topper.
Oh how I wish I'd seen these before my wedding! Our processional was The Emperor's Theme, which got a nice little chuckle from our guests. :)
ReplyDeleteThese make me want to get married again...
ReplyDeletei love it! wish i would have found that in time for my wedding last year! also, if you can't get boutinere pins, get a couple good sized icing tips, stop up the hole at the bottom, and hot glue a pin back onto it. that's what i did and it worked just fine :D
ReplyDeleteThat is brilliant! Why can't I think of stuff like that?!
ReplyDelete(My wv is "amess". I feel like it knows who I am!)
Dude. That is AWESOME! Hmmm...may have to bookmark that page for future reference..my BF is a HUGE Star Wars geek!
ReplyDeleteDid you see this? http://wins.failblog.org/2011/07/08/epic-win-photos-star-wars-bass-guitar-win/
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