February 17th, 2012
delicate lavender

delicate lavender

February 7th, 2012
Valentine 4

Valentine 4

January 18th, 2012
lavender

lavender

January 3rd, 2012
field

field

December 29th, 2011
shabby chic in provence

shabby chic in provence

December 28th, 2011
lavender

lavender

December 3rd, 2011
Lavender field

Lavender field

October 10th, 2011
I was there <3

I was there <3

October 9th, 2011
pale lavender

pale lavender

October 7th, 2011
pretty lavender cards

pretty lavender cards

lovely table

lovely table

instead of rice

instead of rice

lavender-themed wedding

lavender-themed wedding

lavender-infused cupcakes

lavender-infused cupcakes

 lavender-infused champagne
Lavender Champagne Cocktail  1/8 cup sugar* (see note below) 1/4 tablespoon dried lavender 1 bottle of dry Champagne Fresh lavender sprigs, for garnish 1.  Bring sugar and 1/2 cup water to a boil in a saucepan, stirring to  dissolve sugar. Stir in dried lavender. Remove from heat. Let cool  completely. Strain out lavender. Refrigerate syrup until ready to serve  (up to 1 month). 2. Pour about 6 ounces Champagne and 1&#160;1/2 teaspoons syrup into each flute. Garnish each with a lavender sprig. *Superfine  sugar is also known as bar sugar (so-named for use in mixing alcoholic  drinks) or baking sugar. It is granulated sugar with unusually small  crystals.  (Recipe from Martha Stewart Living)

lavender-infused champagne

Lavender Champagne Cocktail

1/8 cup sugar* (see note below)
1/4 tablespoon dried lavender 1 bottle of dry Champagne Fresh lavender sprigs, for garnish 1. Bring sugar and 1/2 cup water to a boil in a saucepan, stirring to dissolve sugar. Stir in dried lavender. Remove from heat. Let cool completely. Strain out lavender. Refrigerate syrup until ready to serve (up to 1 month). 2. Pour about 6 ounces Champagne and 1 1/2 teaspoons syrup into each flute. Garnish each with a lavender sprig. *Superfine sugar is also known as bar sugar (so-named for use in mixing alcoholic drinks) or baking sugar. It is granulated sugar with unusually small crystals.

(Recipe from Martha Stewart Living)