Showing posts with label Eddie Ross. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eddie Ross. Show all posts

Monday, January 11, 2010

Tea Time!

With record setting low temperatures in Atlanta and icy roads that created havoc, nothing was going to stop me from getting to the tea on time! A great afternoon was spent enjoying the talents of Eddie Ross and friend Steve McKenzie of Larson-Juhl, who hosted this fabulous event at their beautiful showroom.


Upon entering this beautiful showroom we were greeted by the most gorgeous table with a stunning arrangement done by Eddie (of course!) and the most mouth watering tea sandwiches and petit fours that could grace any High Tea at the Ritz! The caterers obviously did their homework noting how Eddie loves silver and used many interesting pieces to serve all of these yummies!

(don't ask my why blogger insisted on underlining the text above...I couldn't fix it and didn't want to start over - I know you feel my pain!)


The tea table, as well as the others were all topped with burlap which adds elegance! Who would have thunk that burlap would DO that? We had our choice of white wine, lemonade, various hot teas or sparkling water. Everything was perfect. We had a great time milling around and getting to know each other.


I met Rhoda from Southern Hospitality and her sister Renee in a spot in Atlanta and we got to chat on the way over...such fun!


Eddie has a way of making you feel like you've been buds forever!



Larson-Juhl framed images of Eddie's vintage serving pieces. They make a wonderful grouping don't you agree? Be sure and visit Eddie's Etsy store to find these and other vintage treasures.



This is me with the most adorable and uber talented Layla Palmer of The Lettered Cottage.
Oh to be young and cute again!

Eddie did an informative presentation on thinking outside of the box when it comes to framing.


Here Eddie is with Steve at an earlier time in the workroom choosing just the right frames for a christening gown and baby shoes. Did you know that you can layer frames with more frames? There is so much you can do to make your projects pop with interest!



Oh and party favors too! A replica of art that is displayed at the Biltmore Estate printed on canvas and a botanical page that was torn out of a book printed in the 1800's. I cannot wait to have them framed and displayed to remind me of a great afternoon!


Here I am with Eddie and Jaithan, they are two fine fellers!
Do you think maybe I got some of their talent by osmosis?

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Monday, January 4, 2010

Tea at Two & Eddie Ross!

Attention Atlanta-area bloggers (and readers too!)

Guess who is coming to town?

Mr. Eddie Ross

(In case you did not know, Eddie is the former editor of Martha Stewart Living,
how cool is that?)


He inviting US (you and me!!) to Tea at Two this Saturday, January 9th for an
Art and Framing
Workshop sponsored by Larson-Juhl.


We will meet at the Larson-Juhl headquarters in Norcross for an inside tour!

Just look at a sampling of the fully catered array of tasty tea sandwiches, gourmet teas, chilled Sauvignon Blanc, and delectable miniature desserts.

...don't worry you can start your new year's resolution MONDAY!

Eddie will WOW US with a fun, informative presentation that takes the guesswork out of groupings, shadowboxes, and all things framed! Finally, for one lucky winner, there will also be a free frame job, courtesy of Larson-Juhl!

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House and Garden

Do you have items - not just pictures - that would be lovely displayed and hung on the wall?

Eddie Ross

Eddie Ross


Eddie Ross

I can't wait to meet Eddie and his partner Jaithan and gain new inspiration for old projects!
How about you? Call in the favors of the husband or sitter, get out of those jeans, doll yourself up a bit and come for the afternoon! You will NOT be disappointed. It's free for bloggers and just $10 otherwise. It is NOT too late. All you have to do is email Jaithan.
Come and bring a friend. Can't wait to see you.


Here is Eddie with his partner Jaithan at Scott's Antique Market checking out the goods.
They are the "kings" of finding treasures. Truly a gift.


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