Ballet Flats… Love Them or Hate Them?

Flats can always make any outfit look classy and put together. I am only 4\’11 so I usually avoid flats and wear heels. However with flats in every single store I have myself wanting a pair. I began to try pairs on, and the problem I found is toe cleavage…. it\’s not a sexy look. Does anyone else have that problem? What is your favorite brand/pair of flats?

Whimsical Runway Ponytails

While going through pictures from NYFW SS12 I noticed a trend…ponytails are a must and there are so many creative ways to do them. From bumps, to bubbles and added in braids I am loving the looks and definitely will be recreating them. What do you think of these ponytails?

PS my boys…. the Detroit Tigers are AL Central Division Champs ❤

Don\’t forget you can still enter my candle giveaway!

Five Things

{Gorgeous macaroons from Sucré New Orleans}
After a long week I have never been so glad for Friday to arrive. I am headed home to Michigan to spend some much needed time with my mum. Shopping, baking, enjoying macaroons and watching Sweet Home Alabama. What are you up to this weekend?
{my new favorite candle brand Root
{homemade chicken noodle soup on cold nights}
 
{my handbag for fall a leather Tod\’s bag}
 
{caramel and waiting for apples}

What I love about Fall and a Giveaway

1. boots
2. dark, taupe and pumpkin colored nail polish
3. cozy blankets
4. caramel apples
5. fall decorating
Giveaway
 Two lucky winners will each receive three Bath and Body Works fall themed candles.
Here\’s how to enter
You must be a follower of Fashion meets Food
Don\’t have a blog? You can still enter just leave your email!
 • Which set would you like to win?
Set 1 (on the left): Oatmeal Raisin Cookie, Apple Crumble and Pumpkin Caramel Latte
Set 2 (on the right): Cinnamon Sugared Donut, Pumpkin Caramel Latte and Salty Caramel
• What is your favorite part of fall?
• Add Fashion meets Food to your blogroll ( 3 extra entries)
• Blog/Tweet/Facebook about this giveaway (5 extra entries)
Good Luck! The giveaway ends Monday, September 19. 
The winner will be notified via blog or email.

Tutorial: Fabric Pumpkins

{Fabric Pumpkins}
Once labor day passes by I am ready for fall to begin.  So I started fall crafting right away. My first project is simple, easy and budget friendly.
Materials
• Fat Quarters (18\” x 21\”), you will use one fat quarter per pumpkin
• Iron
• Toilet paper roll (with the toilet paper still on it)
• Newspaper
• Raffia (tan & green)
• Glue gun (optional I didn\’t end up using mine)
• Wood top for the pumpkin (sticks and cinnamon sticks would work too)

 1. If you did not buy \”Fat Quarters\” (found at Joann\’s) cut your fabric to 18\”x21\” and iron out the creases. Lay fabric right side down with the newspaper on top (cut the newspaper to fit if need be).

 2. Place the toilet paper in the middle; starting with the shortest sides, bring the fabric up and tuck it inside the hole of the roll.

 3. Repeat all the way around. Once you have finished run an iron over your pumpkin so that it will look smooth.

 4. I bought a wood candle holder at Michaels and painted it brown for my stem. You can also use sticks or whatever you want.

 5. Insert the stem into the center of the pumpkin.

 6. Tie the raffia around the stem of the pumpkin. Grab it in sections and crinkle it for more of a \”realistic\” look.