A friend recently bought a bright blue pair of sneakers. Super! But what to wear with them? She could not jeans, because it is a different shade of blue. She could not do another color, because it would be crazy. So obviously they could not be worn.

My head almost exploded. People are so timid about color mixing. Black can not touch brown and gold can not touch silver and yellow can not touch red. Shoes should match the purse and belt. I even know someone who obsessively match his underwear to his clothing. Like I said, explode.

I understand the hesitation.Nobody wants to look like they rolled up in a fight in a bar with Jackson Pollock. But the colors are one of the most magnificent gifts of nature, and should be embraced. In honor of Pride Week, we'll all relax the rules of color. We have abandoned the myth of white only after Labor Day, so why cling to the other with the clenched fists?

I have this love for argyle socks and recent weddings. They are such a big trend in weddings, and they make a gift groomsman great!

Our colors are hot pink, dark purple and silver, and let me tell you - find hot pink Argyle socks was a pain! But we eventually found some for only $ 8 a pair (which I think is a steal)! Besides, how can you not want pictures like that?

Hi all! I'm Stephanie and I have 24 years. I am committed 17 July 2010 (my birthday) to Mathew, 23.It is more than anything, I could never imagine, and I know that our first meeting was not by chance. Our wedding date is December 3, 2011 and we are so happy to share our wedding experience with you all! I also have a personal blog at futuremrsmathewwolfe.blogspot.com if you want to check it out!

I can’t get enough argyle! here’s a quickie friday afternoon project for your onesie socks ( click here for yesterday’s argyle card project). while i was playing with them i found that the band at the top of the sock make a perfect little soft neck at the top of the vase. i might have to buy some more socks to cover some other things in my apartment. have fun!! - kate

instructions:

1. pull sock over vessel to make sure if fits nicely and you like the shape of it.

2. cut the sock an inch underneath the vessel. pull it off the vessel to sew it.

3. put your vessel base on the leftover socks bits and trace the bottom. do this on your scrap fabric also. cut out the two base shapes.

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