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carica-ficus · 4 months

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Review: "Evil Roots: Killer Tales of the Botanical Gothic"

Authors: Nathaniel Hawthorne, Arthur Conan Doyle, Lucy H. Hooper, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, H. G. Wells, Edmond Nolcini, M. R. James, Ambrose Bierce, Howard R. Garis, William Hope Hodgson, Edith Nesbit, H. C. McNeile, Abraham Meritt, Emma Vane

Editor: Daisy Butcher

Date: 03/01/2023

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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I think I ordered this book some time during summer, after I accidentally stumbled upon it on an online bookstore. I love anthologies and I love plants, so this title definitely intrigued me enough to order it. I finally decided to read it around Christmas and finished it during a recent trip, so it's officially my first finished book of the year.

"Evil Roots: Killer Tales of the Botanical Gothic" is an interesting anthology of short horror stories by quite a few well-known authors. From the creator of Sherlock Holmes, to the acclaimed writer of "The Yellow Wallpaper", all the way to the legendary H. G. Wells, this collections features some hidden gems of the late 19th and early 20th century. While the stories are certainly old-school, they could still be regarded as timeless classics and masterful creations.

Most stories revolve around the fascination of the exotic - of unknown plants that are in some way dangerous to humans (or other organisms) and which originate from far away places, like South America. There's mentions of exquisite poisonous flowers, murderous liana, mysterious wisteria, and the weirdest of them all - carnivorous plants.

It is interesting just how much the writers and, by default, the general public were fascinated by exotic flora which, in one way or another, transcended the known laws of nature. Plants were considered sedentary, passive, and at the bottom of the food chain, but as new discoveries were being presented and as more people, professionals and amateurs alike, from the western civilization started their expeditions in new places, society was being introduced with oddities that seemingly didn't follow any established rules. So while the horror in this collection is displayed through various flora, the true horror is derived from the simple fact that humans fear what they cannot understand. One of the most frightening things a person, especially a scientist, can experience is realizing that they will never be able to fully predict nature's capability to adapt and to evolve.

Of course, this theme goes hand in hand with the understanding that it is dangerous altering the natural order of things. While this could also be understood as criticism to the human tendency to play god, there isn't much religious commentary throughout the collection. The stories are centered around ecology, evolution, and biology, highlighting how humans shouldn't meddle with something as powerful as nature - which they will never fully understand, let alone be able to control. Even though the writers do create a feeling of dread through the fear of nature, the horror is actually realized through characters that underestimate its abilities and that have the need to disfigure nature in order to measure their own capabilities.

Furthermore, this collection highlights the uncomfortable fascination western civilization had with other cultures. The urge to study new exotic phenomena on their own accord, to test the limits of human science on something they don't fully understand with little to no regard of the laws of nature and the test subject's true needs, is somewhat perverse. These scientists are conducting experiments in uncontrolled environments, and playing with their test-subjects in order to test their own abilities and knowledge. It is a portrayal of poor research. They're acting out of curiosity with little to no regard of the consequences. It is not their subjects that are evil, for they have been brought up and mistreated in an environment completely unnatural to their habitat, but their tormentor, who butchers them through extreme studies. This is usually evident through a secondary character, most often a colleague, who tries to stop the scientist in their mad experiment before it's too late. The horror is, therefore, found in the abuse executed by the brazen oppressor, not in their vicious, abnormal creations.

The fact that the aforementioned themes barely scratch the surface of all the ideas featured in this collection, prove how layered and compelling all the featured stories are. The editor also did a marvelous job with a lovely foreword and an intriguing introduction to each of the authors and their respective work. Of course, as with every short story collection, not all works are equally strong, but "Evil Roots: Killer Tales of the Botanical Gothic" is still a gorgeous anthology and a noteworthy testament to a relatively overlooked category of horror.

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godzilla-reads · 8 months

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Up next is “Carnivorine” by Lucy H. Hooper, a tale of a scientific man gone missing, and when found is on the brink of a masterful discovery.

#godzilla reads #evil roots #Daisy butcher #british library #tales of the weird #reading #book blog #killer plants #bookish #bookworm

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detective-writes · 11 months

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Introduction and (future) Masterpost!

Hello! My name is Rayx and I decided to revamp a dead sideblog to be something I wanted to try! Here you will find writing but it'll be from requests (either sent in the inbox or DMs)! I will have anon on in but it will be turned off if y'all don't behave.

What I will write, what fandoms I write for, and what I won't write for is under the cut!

Brief DNI: TERFs, H//rry P//tter fans, bigots, prosh//ppers,

Fandoms I'll write for:

Star Wars (The Clone Wars TV show, The OG trilogy, and the recent movies mostly. I have yet to watch the prequels and haven't finished other media.)

Sherlock (Doyle's, Elementary and BBC's mostly.)

Hitman 2016

Hannibal

Fablehaven

Lockwood & CO

Heavy Rain

Red Dead Redemption

Undertale (and any AUs that aren't NSFW)

Supernatural (I haven't watched the finale so please don't spoil anything)

Ace Attorney

Detroit Become Human

Venom (I haven't watched the second movie yet)

Legend of Zelda (I haven't played/watched Tears of the Kingdom)

My Hero Academia (I didn't watch all of it but I watched enough to get an understanding of characters)

Markiplier and Jacksepticeye Egos (is that still the term?)

AFK Arena

More to be added

Fandoms I might write for:

Danganronpa (I've only watched gameplay of THH though)

Attack on Titan

Death Note

Gravity Falls (I'm on the last season but haven't finished)

Rick and Morty

Scooby Doo

Love, Nikki

Slashers (it's under a 'maybe' because I'm not too confident in writing the slashers well but willing to try!)

Cookie Run

What I can write:

Character x Character

Character x Reader

Character Headcanons

Ship Headcanons

X Reader Headcanons

Hurt/Comfort

Fluff

Angst

AUs

Specific Tropes (enemies to lovers, "there's only one bed", etc)

What I won't write:

NSFW (I have a sideblog [ @detective4sideblog ] where I share my NSFW writing and do take requests. This is going to be a SFW blog.)

Inc//stous Pairings (*looks at SWs Clones in specific)

Adult Character x Underage Character

V//re

Over-the-top violence

Anything relating to self harm

Abusive Relationships (even if it's on par for the pairing, I do not feel comfortable writing that)

Ships I Will Write:

Note: Feel free to ask about any I did not list!

Star Wars:

Codywan (Obi Wan/Cody)

Rexwalker (Anakin/Rex)

Padtine (Satine/Padmé)

Obitine (Satine/Obi Wan)

Anakin/Rex/Padmé

Obi Wan/Satine/Cody

Ploit (Plo Koon/Kit Fisto)

Skysolo (Han Solo/Luke Skywalker)

Finpoe (Poe/Finn)

Poe/Rey/Finn

Most other ships you can think of from SWs, feel free to shoot an ask to make sure!

Sherlock:

Mormor (Sebastian Moran/Jim Moriarty)

Johniarty (John Watson/Jim Moriarty)

Johnastian (John Watson/Sebastian Moran)

Mollrene (Irene Adler/Molly Hooper)

Hooperan (Sebastian Moran/Molly Hooper)

Specifically Victorian Johnlock (John Watson/Sherlock Holmes)

I think that covers everything, though there's others but regardless.

Hitman:

Dianseven (Agent 47/Diana Burnwood)

Hannibal:

Hannigram (Hannibal Lector/Will Graham)

I don't know any other Hannibal ships but feel free to inform me, I'll gladly write for 'em :)

Lockwood & CO:

Locklyle (Anthony Lockwood/Lucy Carlyle)

George/Lucy/Lockwood (is this a ship? Either way, listing it)

Heavy Rain

Jars (Norman Jayden/Ethan Mars)

I might write for Norman/Blake if I like the prompt enough but they aren't my cup of tea. Same goes for Ethan/Madison.

Ethan/Grace (*shrugs*)

RDR

Vandermatthews (Dutch Van Der Linde/Hosea Matthews)

Arthur Morgan/Kiran Duffy (I can't remember their ship name atm)

Charles/Arthur Morgan (I can't remember the shipname again)

Most other pairings you can think of that don't break my "won't write" list :)

Undertale

Sansby (Sans/Grillby)

Burger Guy/Nice Cream Guy

Papyton (Papyrus/Mettaton)

Undyne/Alphys

Soriel (Sans/Toriel)

SPN

Destiel (Castiel/Dean Winchester)

Sabriel (Gabriel/Sam Winchester)

Bobby/Crowley

Like I said, I haven't watched the finale...or much past season 5 or 6 so...yeah.

Ace Attorney

Wrightworth (Phoenix Wright/Miles Edgeworth)

Detective Gumshoe/Phoenix Wright

Maya Fey/Franziska von Karma

Larry Butz/Phoenix Wright

DBH

Reed900 (Gavin Reed/RK-900)

Hankcon (Hank Anderson/Connor)

Markus/Simon

North/Markus

North/Markus/Simon

Venom

The obvious canon Venom/Eddie Brock

LoZ

Zelink (Zelda/Link)

Sidlink (Prince Sidon/Link)

Mipha/Link

Mipha/Zelda

Link/Sheik

Midlink (Midna/Link)

Midna/Zelda

MHA

Honestly anything BUT Midoriya/Bakugo.

Egos

Darkstache (Wilford Warfstache/Darkiplier)

Antiaverage (Antisepticeye/Chase Brody)

Anti/Marvin the Magnificent

Chase Brody/Marvin

Schneeplbro (Doctor Schneeplestein/Chase Brody)

Googleplier/Chase Brody

There's more but I'm forgetting them 😭

AFK Arena

Thane/Baden

Treznor/Nevanthi

Idk any other ships so feel free to request

Masterpost:

Will be updated in the future :)

#pinned post #masterpost #writing blog #writingblr #fandom writing blog #requests open #writing sideblog

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dwellordream · 3 years

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“The marginalization of girls’ domestic labor is evident in the descriptions of work that enter the records of their lives. Virtually all girls had some domestic responsibilities. (One study in 1896 found that 83 percent of high school girls said they did some ‘‘general housework’’ or sewing on a daily basis, taking about an hour a day.) But this work was characterized by its partialness, by its incidental quality as one of many features which were intended to structure the lives and enhance the character of prospering girls.

…Like the ‘‘pert miss’’ in William Thayer’s book of admonition wondering, ‘‘How can a girl like me be orderly, when I have nothing to order?’’ middle-class Victorian girls learned that they could practice habits of ordering on their own wardrobes and their own rooms, their labor defined by its value in building their own character. And indeed, that was often how girls’ duties were defined: as the light work associated with keeping up of a private bedroom or with the genteel presentation of the household.

Emily Eliot’s chores, which were rarely featured in her journal, included sometimes making out a list of the soiled clothes (which were increasingly sent out to commercial laundries rather than done at home), organizing her shelves, and sometimes sewing. Martha Moore’s mother often called on her to arrange flowers for the parlors before she did her schoolwork. Lucy Breckinridge, like Martha Moore writing in the South during the Civil War, had the lightest of household chores because of the presence of black slave labor.

When she announced in her diary that she had ‘‘been a little more industrious and housekeepy this week,’’ she described chores remarkable for their seeming remoteness to the real work of the household. ‘‘I have crocheted bridle reins and breakfast mats, hemmed some ruffles, and made some ice cream and custard.’’ Sewing, especially ornamental needlework, was the prototypical girls’ work, redeemed by its suggestion of industry without urgency.

…When such household labor was in fact marginal, encouraged by advisers as ‘‘gratifying your mother in these little things,’’ and perceived by daughters as ‘‘sacrifice of my time and pursuits,’’ there is no wonder that girls did not take their responsibility to domestic labor entirely seriously, and sometimes chafed at or evaded those responsibilities. Especially when girls saw their house work as ‘‘helping mother,’’ a note of wryness or rebellion crept into otherwise implacable diarists.

Margaret Tileston, whose lifelong daily entries are notable for their flat, descriptive quality, revealed a saucy note in her contrast of her mother’s activity with her own quiet reading. ‘‘In the morning, Mother was very busy getting closets in order. I helped her a little, but not much. . . . Je n’ai rien à dire.’’ The next day, she noted that she ‘‘helped Mother somewhat by trotting up and down stairs,’’ her duties those of an automaton rather than a coworker.

…As Terhune suggested, when household work was defined as ‘‘helping mama,’’ even dutiful Victorian daughters felt infantilized and expressed rebellion. There were other circumstances, however, when a girl described her household work with acceptance, and sometimes even pride and a sense of accomplishment. This was when her labor was in fact irreplaceable, because she herself was filling in for an absent servant or an absent mother.

When the Baldwin family maid departed to nurse her sick cousin, daughter Jessie’s activities took a different turn from her usual genteel schedule. She wrote to a friend, ‘‘Now I’ll tell you what has been my occupation lately—Getting up at 5 a.m. cooking breakfast for H. and Papa at 7 a.m. washing the dishes at 8, dusting at 9, various odd things at 10, ditto at 11, and dinner at 12.’’ Jessie had inherited a full-time job.

For girls who already had full schedules, especially those who attended school, replacing a maid imposed real burdens. The sickness of her mother and her three brothers and the absence of a maid meant that Jessie Wendover’s friend Florence ‘‘has to do all the work and is completely discouraged about her lessons, she has so little time to study.’’ At the very least, it took a toll on a girl’s leisure pursuits, so that Florence Peck could win her competition with a friend in seeing who could read David Copperfield fastest, ‘‘for her folks are without a girl.’’

Daughters had a clear responsibility to replace mothers’ work when mothers became ill or were away, a responsibility which they accepted and sometimes celebrated. (When mothers died or were permanently incapacitated, girlhoods summarily ended.) Annie Gates’s mother broke her leg when Gates was twelve, and the girl commenced her ‘‘first experience in cooking,’’ a position which made her proud and which she ‘‘strove to prove’’ herself equal to, despite the disastrous results.

Mary Bartine, daughter of a wealthy New Jersey industrialist who employed several servants, noted that she had been ‘‘house keeper and sick nurse combined for the last few days,’’ when her mother had become sick. And when Eleanor Hooper’s mother was away, she wrote a friend, ‘‘I have been housekeeper and head cook and bottle-washer,’’ a phrase which she explained by allowing, that ‘‘although we have a capital servant who has been with us almost two years, I have heaps of work to do to keep everything up to the mark.’’

For seventeen-year-old Annie Cooper, a committed amateur artist whose family also employed servants, the managerial responsibilities of replacing her mother, away for the week in 1882, weighed less heavily. ‘‘I was housekeeper. Papa and I enjoyed it very much indeed, for I painted nearly all the time. and of course that was bliss for me.’’ The suggestion here is that for Annie, replacing her mother in her absence was less time-consuming than obliging her in her presence.

By the end of the century, cultural promoters of domesticity had almost given up on their efforts to reintroduce domestic apprenticeships among an urban elite. Instead, advice givers in periodicals found other ways to encourage girls to learn the skills of home work. The founding of clubs and the establishment of classes, like the writing of advice manuals themselves, were designed to encourage the practice of dying arts.

One Hamilton cousin prepared ‘‘peach creme’’ ‘‘for the cooking club,’’ in the context of a day which included reading, meeting with the Shakespeare club, a trip to town, another stint reading (this time Knickerbocker’s New York), and some crocheting, done while listening to the reading of another story aloud. Another girl organized a cooking club for the maid’s night off. A twelve-year-old wrote in to Harper’s Young People of her desire to belong to ‘‘the Little Housekeepers,’’ but lamented that she probably was ineligible because ‘‘I can’t cook much.’’ Even promotional schemes to restore the lost art of housewifery required at least a modicum of early experience.”

- Jane H. Hunter, “Daughters’ Lives and the Work of the Middle-Class Home.” in How Young Ladies Became Girls: The Victorian Origins of American Girlhood

#victorian #american #history #servants #class #jane h. hunter #how young ladies became girls

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eydika · 4 years

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eydika’s name list 2.0

more... names because the first name list I made isn’t enough anymore

Abaddon

Abbey / Abbie

Abel

Ace

Ada

Adam

Adrien

Agnes

Aiden

Akari

Alaska

Alchemy

Alec / Alex / Alexa

Alessi / Alessia

Alexis

Aliana / Alianna

Alice

Alison

Alistair

Alivia

Allie / Ally

Alpha

Alya

Amber

Amelia

Amity

Amos

Amy

Andie / Andy

Andrew

Andromeda

Angel

Anita

Anna / Anne

Annabelle / Annie

Apollo

Apple

Apricot

April

Archer / Archie

Arden

Ares

Argus

Ariel

Aron / Aaron / Auron

Arrow

Artemis

Arthur

Artis

Arya

Ash / Asher

Aspen / Aspyn

Astrid

Athena

Atlas

Atticus

Aubrey / Audrey

Audio

Auger

Auggie

August

Aurelia

Aurora

Austin

Autumn

Ava / Avaline / Avalon / Aveline

Avery / Avrey

Aya

Baby

Barbie

Basil

Bea / Bee

Bean

Beatrice / Beatriz

Bébé

Beck / Beckett

Beetle

Bella / Belle

Beryl

Betty

Bijou

Billie

Birdie

Bishop

Bitter

Blair / Blaire

Blaise

Bloom

Blue / Blu

Boheme

Bonnie

Bowie

Briar

Bridget

Brina

Brody

Bryson

Bunny

Byron

Cade / Cadea / Caden

Cairo

Cal / Calum

Caleb

Callie

Calliope

Calvin

Cameron

Candace

Canopy

Carly / Carlie

Carol / Caroline

Carter

Casper

Cassandra

Cassius

Catherine

Celia

Cetus

Chance

Charlotte

Cherry

China

Chip

Chloe

Cian

Cinnamon

Civet

Clara / Clary / Clarabelle

Claire

Clementine

Cleo

Clover

Cobalt

Colby

Colt / Colten

Constance

Cooper

Cora

Corey

Corvus

Cosmo

Cricket

Cynthia

Cyra

Cyrus

Dacre

Daisy

Dakota

Dalia

Dallas

Damien

Dana

Dandelion

Dandy

Dante

Daphne

Darby / Darcy

Darius

Darla

Davina / Divina

Davos

Dawn

Deacon

Deb

December

Deja

Delaney

Delta

Demi

Denim

Denver

Desmond

Dexter

Diego

Digit

Dion / Dior

Doe

Domino

Donna

Doran

Dorothy / Dot / Dottie

Douglas

Dune

Dusk

Dylan

Eachan

Ebele

Ebony

Echo

Eden

Edris

Effi / Effie

Egan

Elijah

Eliza

Ella / Ellie

Elliot

Ellis

Elodie

Elsbeth / Elspeth

Elsie

Elyse

Embla

Emily

Emlyn

Emma

Emmett

Emory

Erica

Erin

Ernest

Ernie

Esryn

Estelle

Ethan

Eugene

Eva / Eve / Evie

Evan

Evangeline

Fae / Fee

Faith

Fawn

Fawke

Felix

Fenris

Fergus

Ferris

Fig / Figgy

Finbar

Fizz

Fletcher

Fleur

Flint

Flora / Florence

Forrest

Fox

Frankie

Freya

Gage

Gaia

Gavin

Gemma

Gene / Genesis / Genevieve

Gigi

Gil

Giselle

Gladys

Gloom

Gloria / Glory

Goldie

Grace / Gracie

Greta

Griffin

Gus

Hadley

Hailey

Hana

Harlow

Harmony

Harper

Hawk

Hayden

Hazel

Hector

Henley

Henry

Hera / Hero

Honey / Honeydew

Hope

Hunter

Ian / Ion

Idris

Ieni

Iesha

Illori

Ilya

Imelda

Imogen

Imp

India

Indira

Ingrid

Irina

Iris

Isaac

Isara

Isla

Ivory / Ivy

Izzy

Jack / Jackie

Jade

Jake

Janice / Janis

Jason

Jasper

Jay / Joy

Jenan

Jericho

Jerry

Jibo

Jill

Jinx

Joan

Jude / Judith

Juleka

Juli / Julip

June / Juno

Juniper

Jupiter

Justice

Kaiven

Kale

Kappa

Kayla

Kellen

Kelly

Kes

Kimber

Kitana

Kitty

Kiwi

Knox

Kris

Kristy / Kirsty

Krull

Kumo

Laken

Lana

Lapse

Lark

Laurel

Lavender

Lemon

Lenka

Leo / Leon / Leonie

Levitt

Liberty

Lilac

Lilith

Lima

Lindsey

Locus / Lotus

Lottie

Luca / Luka

Lucia / Lucie / Lucy

Lucille

Lucky

Luis

Luna / Louna

Luther

Lux

Lynn

Mabel / Mable / Maple

Madison

Mae / May

Maeve

Magnolia

Mango

Mantis

March

Marcia / Marcy

Margaux / Margo / Margot

Marina

Marion

Marley

Marmalade

Mars

Martha

Mary

Mason

Maude

Maura

Maxine

Maya

Meadow

Medea

Melancholia

Melba

Memphis

Mercedes

Mercy

Mick

Milan

Milla

Millenia

Milo

Mina / Mona

Minerva

Minnie

Minnow

Miron

Misery

Mona

Monday

Montgomery

Monty

Morrigan

Morwenna

Myrtle

Nana

Nancy

Nasira

Nate

Nathaniel

Naveed

Navy

Ned

Nefarian

Ness

Nestor

Never

Newt

Nikki

Noah

Nora

Norma

Nova

Nutmeg

Nye

Nyx

Octa

October

Odessa

Olive / Olivia

Ollie

Omega

Omen

Onyx

Opal

Ophelia

Oriana / Orion

Oscar / Oskar

Otis

Owen

Ozzy / Ozzie

Paige

Paisley

Parker

Pat / Pattie

Paula / Paola

Pea / Peach

Pebble

Penelope

Pepper

Pepsi

Percy

Petrichor

Philippa

Philomena

Phoebe

Phoenix

Piccolo

Pip / Piper

Pixie

Poe

Pollux

Pomeline

Poppy

Portia

Primrose

Queen

Quentin

Quibble

Quincy

Quinn

Rachel

Radian

Ransom

Raven

Ray

Razzia

Rebus / Remus

Reverie

Rhubarb

Rick

Rider / Ryder

Rigby

Rilla

Roach

Robin

Rory

Rosa / Rosalie

Rose

Roux

Rowan

Roxanne / Roxie / Roxy

Ruben

Ruby

Rune

Sabina / Sabine / Sabrina

Sable

Sadie

Saffron

Sage / Saige

Salem

Sam / Samantha / Sammie

Savant

Savian

Scarlett

Scotty

Scout

Sean

Sesame

Shea

Skye / Skylar

Sloane

Solomon

Spencer

Sprout

Star

Stella

Sunny

Sybil

Syc

Symphony

Tabea

Tabitha / Tabs

Tali / Talia

Tasha

Tate

Tau

Temper

Tharan

Theodora / Theodosia

Theros

Thimble

Thirteen

Thorn

Tia

Tilda

Tina

Topaz

Tora / Torian

Trinity

Trixie

Trope

Tulip

Turnip

Twig

Ukiyo

Umara

Umbra

Ursa

Valentin

Valerie

Valora

Vargas

Vaughn

Vector

Vega / Vegas

Velvet

Venus

Vera

Vernon

Vesper

Vinette

Violet

Vivek

Volt

Waverly

Wednesday

Wendy

Wes

Whisper

William

Willow

Winnie

Winona

Winter

Wish

Wren

X + Y + Z

Xena / Xenia

Xeno / Xenos

Yuki

Yuri

Zafira

Zaria

Zephyr

Zero

Zoe / Zoelle

Zona

Zyra

LAST NAMES

Abbot

Abernathy

Alton

Arcanum

Ashe

Astor

Badger

Balker

Bass

Bennett

Benton

Blake

Bleu

Blunt

Blythe

Cable

Cabot

Cain

Carter

Carver

Castillo

Choi

Clemonte

Coldwell

Collins

Colt

Craft

Craven

Crimson

Croft

Dabney

Danvers

Dayholt

Delpy

Driver

Dyer

Eades

Edge

Epithet

Epps

Evert

Farley

Fell

Fenner

Fig

Finch

Findlay

Fletcher

Foley

Fowler

Fray

Freud

Frost

Geller

Gill

Guest

Hale

Hapley

Harp

Hart

Hearst

Hooper

Hunt

Hyde

Ivy

Jinx

Keller

Kersey

Kingsley

Knight

Knox

Kraft

Krav

Laveau

Lecter

Lock / Lockwood

Lowell

Lush

Marr

Mills

Mist

Morgan

Morrison

Murray

Myers

Oaks

Patel

Pierce

Pike

Powell

Price

Pruitt

Quint

Quiver

Random

Ripley

Ryder

Sears

Sloane

Sparks

Stele

Strom

Sutton

Talbot

Tate

Thorne

Twig

Twist

Tycho

Utley

Valentine

Vance

Vaughn

Vos

Walker

Wallow

Weaver

Webb

Wiley

Wilkes

Winston

Wreath

Wright

Wrong

York

Zella

Zepeda

#text #list #names #reference #inspo

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papermoonloveslucy · 3 years

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MY FAVORITE HUSBAND ~ Season 1, Part 2 (Cooper)

January 7, 1949 - July 1, 1949

“My Favorite Husband” ~ Season one aired on CBS Radio from July 5, 1948 to July 1, 1949. There were 51 half hour episodes. Starting in January 1949, the characters would have their last name changed to Cugat, the character of Cory Cartwright would was phased out, Gale Gordon and Bea Benadaret became regulars as the Atterburys, and the main sponsor became Jell-O.

Regular Cast: Lucille Ball as Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Cooper, Richard Denning as George Cooper, Ruth Perrott as Katie the Maid, Gale Gordon as Rudoph Atterbury, Bea Benadaret as Iris Atterbury, and Bob LeMond, Announcer.

Season 1 (Part Two) Guest Cast: Frank Nelson (11 episodes), Hans Conried (9 episodes), Florence Halop (3 episodes), Jerry Hausner (2 episodes), Gerald Mohr (2 episodes), Alan Reed (2 episodes), Doris Singleton (2 episodes), Joe Kearns, Jack Edwards, Jean Vander Pyl, William Johnston, Verna Felton, GeGe Pearson, Pinto Colvig, Steve Allen, Elvia Allman, Gloria Blondell, John Heistand, John Heistand, Parley Baer, Peter Leeds, Shirley Mitchell, Wally Maher, Shirley Mitchell, Johnny McGovern, Ted DeCorsia, Milton Stark, and Mary Lansing.

To Experience the Full Episode Blogs - for both “My Favorite Husband” and “I Love Lucy” - simply click on the hyperlinked (underlined) text.

* = Episodes not available for preview or considered lost.

“Over Budget - Beans” (aka “Beans for Three Weeks”) ~ January 7, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz goes over her budget again by buying six cases of beans that were on special so George cuts off her allowance. Soon they’re eating nothing but beans, and the electricity and telephone have been disconnected!

”Piano & Violin Lessons” (aka “Professor Krausmeyer’s Talent Scouts”) ~ January 14, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz takes up the piano to win a radio talent contest. To get even, George starts playing the violin. Who will win?

“The Marriage License Error” (aka “Marriage License”) ~ January 21, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz and George find their marriage license and discover that instead of “George H. Cooper,” it says “George C. Hooper.” Now Liz is convinced that she and George aren’t legally married!

Portions served as the basis for The “I Love Lucy” episode “The Marriage License”

“The Absolute Truth” ~ January 28, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz and George bet each other that they can each go for 24 hours without telling a lie. Even a little white one.

Basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode “Lucy Tells the Truth”

“Speech for Civic Organization” (aka “Liz Debates Alaska in Town Forum”) ~ February 4, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz, anxious to win the approval of an important dinner guest, simply agrees with everything he says. The guest is so impressed with her intelligence that he invites her to be a speaker at his next civic forum.

“Valentine’s Day” (aka “Valentine’s Day Mischief”) ~ February 11, 1949

Synopsis ~ Katie, the Maid, is sweet on Mr. Dabney, the butcher, and Liz offers to help. But when Liz’s Valentine to George gets switched with her check to pay the butcher’s bill, Mr. Dabney gets the wrong idea.

Basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode “Lucy Plays Cupid”

“Secretarial School” (aka “Liz Attends Claremont Business School”) ~ February 18, 1949

Synopsis ~ George needs a new secretary, so Liz enrolls in secretarial school so she can fill the position.

“Absentmindedness” (aka “Liz’s Absent-mindedness”) ~ February 25, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz goes to see a doctor about her absentmindedness, and then reports her car to be stolen when she forgets that George dropped her off at the doctor! Liz takes a memory course. It works in reverse and she ends up with amnesia and George finds himself in jail.

*“Mother-In-Law” ~ March 5, 1949

Synopsis ~ George's mother comes to visit. Liz hopes to drive her out by spreading ragweed and other allergy-inducing plants around the house, but her plan backfires when George's mother starts dating her allergist.

Gale Gordon and Bea Benaderet, do not play the Atterburys in this program. Bea Benaderet plays George's mother, and Gale Gordon plays George's mother's boyfriend.

“Charity Revue” (aka “Red Cross Benefit Revue”) ~ March 11, 1949

Synopsis ~ Mr. Atterbury asks George to work up a song and dance routine for the local Red Cross Charity Review. At the same time Liz’s women’s club recruits her to perform.

Basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode “The Benefit”

*”Giveaway Program” (aka “The Johnny Odell Program”) ~ March 18, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz never misses her favorite giveaway radio program, "Ring the Bell With Johnny O'Dell." She's convinced that she's going to get called on the phone and win the grand prize.

Basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode "Redecorating"

*”Old Jokes and Old Stories” ~ March 25, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz keeps stepping on George's punch lines during an evening with the Atterburys. George finally puts his foot down, and Liz promises from then on to obey his every command. Things are going fine until George somehow gets the mistaken idea that Liz is so upset with this news that she is planning to run off with the Atterburys' chauffer.

“April Fool’s Day” ~ April 1, 1949

Synopsis ~ As an April Fool’s joke, Liz plans to plant a lipstick-smeared handkerchief in George’s coat pocket.

“Gum Machine” (aka “The Principal of the Thing” aka “Demand Your Rights”) ~ April 9, 1949

Synopsis ~ George tells Liz that she needs to stand up for her rights and stop letting people push her around. So when Liz loses a penny in a broken gum machine, she vows to get her penny back no matter what the cost.

“Horseback Riding” (aka “Liz Takes Horseback Riding Lessons”) ~ April 15, 1949

Synopsis ~ George’s female co-chair for his horseback riding club’s upcoming weekend breakfast ride has Liz so jealous that she’s determined to overcome her fear of horses and learn to ride herself.

“Time Budgeting” (aka “George and His Trained Seals”) ~ April 22, 1949

Synopsis ~ George is so fed up with Liz’s being late for everything that he puts her on a strict schedule.

Basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode “Lucy’s Schedule”

“Vacation Time” (aka “Trailer Vacation to Goosegrease Lake”) ~ April 29, 1949

Synopsis ~ It’s vacation time, and Liz and George have decidedly different plans. He wants to go camping with a trailer he borrowed from a friend, while she’s set on a glamorous vacation at Moosehead Lodge.

Partly inspired the premise of the “My Favorite Husband” episode “Liz Learns To Swim”

“Overweight” (aka “The Five-Dollar-A-Pound Diet”) ~ May 6, 1949

Synopsis ~ After viewing some old home movies, Liz and Iris decide to go on a diet.

Some elements later used to create the “I Love Lucy” episode “The Diet”

“Anniversary Presents” (aka “Tenth Anniversary Presents”) ~ May 13, 1949

Synopsis ~ George and Mr. Atterbury buy presents for their wives, and Iris’s present, a mink coat, is delivered to Liz’s house by mistake.

Basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode “The Fur Coat”

“Getting Old” (aka “Liz Is Feeling Her Age”) ~ May 20, 1949

Synopsis ~ Scanning her old high school yearbook, Liz decides she’s old, and everything George does to try to snap her out of it just makes things worse. George tries to convince Liz that she’s as glamourous as ever. His tactics misfire so George is forced to hire a psychiatrist.

Partly inspired the “I Love Lucy” episode “The Inferiority Complex”

“Liz in the Hospital” (aka “Liz Goes To The Hospital”) ~ May 27, 1949

Synopsis ~ The doctor pays a house call to see what’s wrong with George, and discovers that Liz needs to have her tonsils removed!

“Hair Dyed” (aka “Liz Gets Her Hair Dyed”) ~ June 10, 1949

Synopsis ~ After George warning Liz about the dangers of idle gossip, Liz’s chatty and absent-minded hair stylist forgets what she’s doing and mistakenly dyes Liz’s hair black. Nobody recognizes Liz, so she decides to flirt with George to test his fidelity. Gossip about Liz and George spreads all over town.

The first part was the basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode “The Gossip” and the second half inspired “The Black Wig”

“Television” (aka “George Ruins a Neighbor’s TV” aka “The Television Suit”) ~ June 17, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz and George’s visit to their next-door neighbors, the Stones, turns into a disaster when George tries to repair the Stones’ new television set by himself.

Basis for the “I Love Lucy” episode “The Courtroom”

“Liz Changes Her Mind” ~ June 24, 1949 & September 30, 1950 (rerun)

Synopsis ~ When Liz has trouble making up her mind, George decides she must finish everything she starts.

Basis for “I Love Lucy” "Lucy Changes Her Mind”

“Reminiscing” ~ July 1, 1949

Synopsis ~ Liz is working on her scrapbook, and she and George reminisce about when Liz learned to drive and got her license, when Liz signed an affidavit swearing never to interrupt George’s stories again, and when the butcher thought that Liz had a crush on him.

#My Favorite Husband #Lucille Ball #1949 #CBS Radio #Richard Denning #Bea Benadaret #Gale Gordon #Radio #Frank Nelson #Hans Conried #Florence Halop #Bob LeMond #Ruth Perrott

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Evil Roots: Killer Tales of the Botanical Gothic (British Library Tales of the Weird), edited by Daisy Butcher, British Library Publishing, 2019. Cover art by Enrique Bernardou, internal illustrations by Lauren Forrester, info: www.bl.uk.

Strangling vines and meat-hungry flora fill this unruly garden of strange stories, selected for their significance as the seeds of the villainous (or perhaps just misunderstood) ‘killer plant’ in fiction, film and video games. Step within to marvel at Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s giant wistaria and H. G. Wells’ hungry orchid; hear the calls of the ethereal women of the wood, and the frightful drone of the moaning lily; and do tread carefully around E. Nesbit’s wandering creepers… Every strain of vegetable threat (and one deadly fungus) can be found within this new collection, representing the very best tales from the undergrowth of Gothic fiction.

Contents: Introduction — Daisy Butcher Rappaccini’s Daughter — Nathaniel Hawthorne The American’s Tale — Arthur Conan Doyle Carnivorine — Lucy H. Hooper The Giant Wistaria — Charlotte Perkins Gilman The Flowering of the Strange Orchid — H.G. Wells The Guardian of Mystery Island — Edmond Nolcini The Ash Tree — M.R. James A Vine on a House — Ambrose Bierce Professor Jonkin’s Cannibal Plant — Howard R. Garis The Voice in the Night — William Hope Hodgson The Pavillion — Edith Nesbit The Green Death — H.C. McNeile The Woman of the Wood — Abraham Merritt The Moaning Lily — Emma Vane

#book #anthology #weird fiction #horror fiction #botanical gothic #gothic fiction #horror plant #british library

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Reclaimed Crown ~ Part 3

Author’s Note: cassandra Cillian is fro mthe show hte librarian. her character profile doesnlt list an age but the way she processes information reminds me of sherlock’s mind palace so i am debating writign a sherlock fan fic that has Cassandra in it

Part One Part Two

Lucy was in shock and trying to process, it had all happened so fast. her father had never bothered to tell her about Eurus, now here she as tied up, along side Molly Hooper, in a flat Owned By Eurus. Her Aunt. Her Aunt who was currently holdign her prisoner just to aggrivate Sherlock and Mycroft.

“They had only been i nthat room for a couple hours hourrs and the first thing she had said, after the blind fold was removes was “I’m Eurus.” as though as thoughj that was supposed to be explain a middle aged british woman holdign them captive.

“You are a clearly Holmes. I would have known that had i not paid someone to observe you for three months. Anastasia.”

Meanwhile at the Watsons’

“John we agreed not to take Rosie with us on Missions. i will stay here since Suros has Molly and Sherlock is going with you.”

“Sherlock how are you so bloody friggin’ calm when Eurus has you girlfriend and your niece.” John said as he got in the back of Mycroft’s car.he glanced over and saw charlie sitting there “are you sure itt is sane proposoition to bring him.”

Mycroft “he tried to defend her and he refused to stay in his flat alone when he knows what is about to happen.”

That morning “Are you sure you can handle dinenr with my entire family. including my mother and stepfather.”

“geez if i can handle being invited to the Diogenes Club. i am fairly sure i can handle being in room full of retured goverment agents and assassins.”

“My stepdad is a semi retired hacker.” before she could say anythign else he was kissing her. “Let’s go for a walk.”

a hort time later i nthe park, “Soomeone is following us.” he whispered, .in matter of minutes he would have a black eye and Lucy would be tued up i nthe back of a van

Present moment “why was the first thing i thouight to do was call Sherlock and You.” he asked Mycroft.

“You could have called Greg Lestrade he’s an ally too.” Mycroft said

“What is sherlock doing?”

John “Shh he’s in his mind palace analyzing hte factd and tryign to determine where Eurus has Molly and Lucy.”

Mycroft “are you sure this American will be of use to us. Daphne.”

Daphne “She’ll meet you mear the bridge in 15 minutes.”

a short time later Cassandra sit in the back of the limo “Gotcha. if my analysis is correct they are being held at the location of John and sherlock’s First case. “

“thank you Miss Cillian.” John said

Charlie “Wait she;s not shocked Sherlock is a real person.”

“I had a brain tumor until a week ago charlie. i believe all things are possible.”

“I didn’t tell you my name.”

“Mrs. Collins did. by process of elimination.. I figured out you Charles McDaniel.”

He laughed nervously “I am a;s the only one i nthe car who is not middle aged Brittish man.”

Meanwhile Eurus had untied them so they could eat and Molly was tryign to decide whether or not to fight Eurus then she realized she didnlt want to leave Lucy alone with this woman of questionable sanity.

“Molly, i believe there is 85-90% Chance you will eventually be My Aunt. they will rescue us.” probably in an over dramatic way. she thought to herself

Molly looked at her, Lucy was the only one who spent time i nthe morgue who had observed how they acted around eachother “Do you think Charlie is okay?”

“Of course the young man is okay. i ordered my lackey to harm him him not kill him. I want to see my dearest brothers again.”

“are you the older twin or is Dad?”

“you figured it out.”

“I knew months ago i just figured there was a logical reason he didn’t mention you. Grandmother let me look throug h the family albums Last time sherlock and Dad were out of town and I saw birth certificate. but the times were smudged.”

“Holmes men are bossy from birth Mycroft is five minutes older.” she paused “there is a semi logical reason. Mycroft loves secrets. remember he told no one about you until he brought you to London almost a year ago.”

“YOu have been watching us this whole time i thought i was being paranoid because I have watched uncle sherlock evade capture for almost a year.”

“pfft, if i wanted to catch my dear brother i would have gone directly after him.” they hear helicopters nearby.”

Outside......

Charlie “DI Lestrade. Use me as a decoy. shackle me ad pretend that i lost it when Lucy was kidnapped in front of me and i can run into the buidling after you.....”

Lestrade “donlt say too much we donlt know if the east Wind is like Mycroft. and listens to everything.”

“i shuld be insulted but he has a point.” they restrain him with restraints from the 1960s

Lestrade :Come on young man we will need to write you up for assaulting a high ranking member of hte government.” Sharlie headbutts Mycroft. and runs i nthe direction that John gave him i nthe car.

pnce her got to the lower level of the buiding he heard something familiar, the week prior they had watched an obscure movie that Lucy really liiked hte music from and sometimes when her mind wandered she would hum the tune. At least she’s still conscious. he thought to himself

on the roof across from the building “Sherlock this is insane! how do you know you can even jump that far.”

“never said i would jump across. by my calculations instead of going to the floor Lucy and Molly are on. Charles is going to go up the roof and i am goign to toss this too him and we’re goign to take the fire escape down.”

John looked at him “i never thought you would do somethign that simple.” Sherlock hands him a tranquilizer gun

“You only have one chance to knock her out. Anderson ,ade special sedative that only has one dose.”

Meanwhile inthe room.... “Molly take a deep breathe and listen to the breeze.” Lucy said she had always been a quiet observer and she had heard the sounds that didn’t match up with everything else outside

Molly grinned “thanks for the Advice Lu. I am calmer now.” they were both hoping that Eurus wasn’t as ware of the surrounding as everyone else they knew. “Eurus it is feels abit stuffy in here. is that window open? after all we are being used as bait you wouldnlt want us to pass out from lack of oxygen.”

as someone oppens the window “Molly you know what one of my favorite animals is. Is the Mallard Duck.” she and Molly fall to the floor as the tranquilizer shoots into Eurus arm. Soon followed by Charlie, Mycroft and Sherlock crashign through the window i nthe next room.

“You could have come in through the open window you know!”

“Tiny Miscalculation on my part. Cassandra could have told you which window would be open she is mathematical genius you know.” as Lestrade arrests Rus and her henchmen Sherlock and Charlie take Lucy andMolly to the side.

“Bloody hell you get yourself in a lot of trouble for forensics person Molly.” he ruffles his hair

Charlie “You were sure that she wouldn;t hurt you.”

“I was more a tool to show my dad that she could out smart him. the truth was. they are about equal in their strategic ability..” before sh could speak up again he kissed her passionately

“I am tired of trying to hide how much i care.” he winces slightly after kissing her.”Your family dynamic may be a bit puzzling at times but you protect eachother.” he paused “You know Cassandra Cillian.”

“Well yes. i met her on a trip to Copenhagen . with my mother two years ago.” she said

the next day at the home of Mr. and mrs Holmes “Yes. that was so awesome.” Cassandra said “You are a world famous mathematician.”

Lucy smiled this was as normal as her family could get. as she watched Charlie awkwardly stumble through the interview that he had somehow been roped into doing when the press found otu that he was dating the only Daughtr of Mycroft Holmes.

“If you love someone, you should never Hurt them.” Charlie said

Mr. Holmes “Our lives are not dull. It is still Hard to believe Eurus did this. That name was your mother’s idea i was to name her Isabelle. Or Josette.”

Sherlock “Charles is doign quite well for one who was only chosen because the public only just foud out about lucy.”

“Uncle Shezza. Charlie is far more than just pre med student. if given chance to prove i am fairly sure that he would be just as intelligent as most of hte people of the in this room.”

To Be Continued......

#Part 3 #reclaimed crown #daddy! mycroft #sherlock fan fic #bbc sherlock #1/11/17 #the holmes family

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When it comes to 1890s fashion, images of dresses with leg-of-mutton sleeves and wasp-waists instantly come to mind. With the exception of the occasional vestigial pad, the bustle had disappeared and fashion was once again redefining itself, shifting focus away from the rear to the waist. While in many respects traditional Victorian standards of feminine aesthetics remained in force (especially when it came to evening wear and ball gowns), new social forces were at work undermining this established aesthetic. The role of women in society was beginning to change and with it, fashion. Even more remarkable, the 1890s saw the introduction of practical clothing styles intended for women working outside of the home and participating in sporting activities; it was an acknowledgement that women were becoming increasingly involved in public life outside of the traditional women’s roles. In the next several posts, we’re going to be taking a closer look at 1890s style and we hope you will join us. 🙂

The most prominent trend of the 1890s was the move away from bustled/trained silhouette which had dominated the fashion world since the late 1860s. During the mid to late 1880s, the bustle silhouette reach its most extreme form but by 1889,styles were shifting to a more upright, cylindrical silhouette and this was especially the case with day wear (although one can occasionally vestigial bustle pads). Naturally, this shift did not take place overnight but its progression can definitely be seen during from years from 1890 through 1893.

Fashion Plate, La Mode Practique, c. 1891-1892; Metropolitan Museum of Art (b17520939)

Broadly speaking, 1890s styles for daywear can be broken into three periods:

1890 – 1894: Dresses are cylindrical and relatively plain (as compared to the 1880s), bodice sleeves have a slight pouf or “kickout” at the top. In some instances, there was a vestigial bustle in the form of a pad.

1894 – 1897: Sleeves begin increasing in size developing into the distinct “leg-of-mutton” style that comes to characterize 1890s style.

1898 – 1900: Sleeve size begins to reduce although there is often some pouf at the top as with the early 1890s.

In this post, we will be focusing on the early 1890s with an occasional nod to 1888 – 1889 where the first signs of the transition to the new silhouette can be seen. First, let’s take a look at a few of the many extant fashion plates documenting the transition:

Le Mode Illustree, 1889

Peterson’s Magazine, April 1889

Peterson’s Magazine, June 1889

Peterson’s Magazine, August 1889

In the above plates, one can see that the models (or croquis) have been created so as to emphasize a more slender, upright silhouette (aided by some tall hats) while minimizing the bustle (although there are still some examples of a pronounced bustle mixed in). Here is another good example from Godey’s Lady’s Book:

Godey’s Fashions, September 1890

So are we simply going on the basis of idealized fashion plates? No, further evidence can be found in the pages of the fashion press itself. The following is a passage from the March 1889 issue of Peterson’s Magazine in regard to fashions:

Of course, the straight falling lines, so suitable for heavy clothes, the cashmere and other woolens, are not appropriate for the thinner summer gowns, so a little more drapery will be used for softer materials, yet the straight effects will be retained as far as possible, skirts will be narrower, and the tournure or bustle will be very small indeed.

To further follow up, we see the following comments from the June 1889 issue of Peterson’s Magazine:

Skirt-draperies will retain the straight narrow look. For stuff dresses, the coat appearance , opening in front over a plaited [pleated], gathered, or fancy front, is popular; while at the back of the skirt falls in long lines without looping…Bustles, cushions, and dress-stiffeners are very much reduced in size, some women dispensing with them altogether.

Finally there’s this interesting comments in regard to modifying dresses from the October 1889 issue of Peterson’s Magazine:

Some persons dispense altogether with a bustle; but most persons look better with a small one. An excellent idea in making thick dresses is to fasten a small pad right at the waist; you can either buy it or make it out of hair and muslin. You will like it much better than wearing a separate bustle…this year, on account of the dispensing with reeds and large bustles, many of last season’s dresses are too long and can be shortened without taking them out the bands.

Continuing on, for 1890 we see much of the same thing going on:

Peterson’s Magazine, March 1890

Peterson’s Magazine, April 1890

The styles in the above two plates continue to emphasize the cylindrical silhouette and especially with the dresses on the far left and right of the April 1890 plate. What is especially striking is that the reception dress on the far left is very similar to styles found in the 1900 – 1905 time frame, all that’s needed is the s-bend corset. 🙂

And finally, just to round out things, here’s September and October, 1890:

Peterson’s Magazine, September 1890

Peterson’s Magazine, October 1890

Besides, the silhouette, some other interesting style details are beginning to emerge to include semi-open bodices simulating a jacket and underlying waistcoat or waist. Also, many of the sleeve tops have small poufs or “kick-outs.” Finally, one can also see that the skirts themselves are becoming smooth with few or no pleats, draping, or trim. These changes were noted in regard to Paris fashions by Lucy H. Hooper’s “Paris Letter” column in the October 1890 issue of Peterson’s Magazine:

I do not remember a season marked by such a pronounced change of the fashions since the year that witnessed the final disappearance of hoops, than has been that which we have just traversed. The last vestiges of loopings and puffings and plaitings have disappeared, and a lady’s streetgown, to be in the height of the style, must resemble an umbrella-cover as nearly as possible…

Sleeves are worn much less elevated on the shoulders than tiny were last season, and are now only sufficiently puffed to do away with the look of an actual coat-sleeve…

And now for some extant examples:

Day Dress, c. 1890 with label: “Mme. Chamas, 66 rue des Petits Champs, Paris, France,”; Kent State University Museum (1983.1.178 ab)

The above dress definitely embodies much of the style shifts that were going on. The bodice-jacket style combined with a smooth skirt gives a large “canvas” for the asymmetrical floral embroidery design.

Walking Dress, John Redfern, c. 1889; Kerry Taylor Auctions

Side Profile

Rear View

This walking dress by John Redfern is representative of this shift towards a simplified cylindrical silhouette. The lines of the dress are clean and well-sculpted with little in the way of draping and pleating. Although the staging of dresses by museums and auction houses is often suspect, we believe that it’s safe to say that there is a minimal train and not much room for an extensive bustle. Below are some more views:

Back Shoulders

Accompanying Bonnet

Label

CLose-Up, Front Bodice

Close-Up, Side Profile

Our survey is admittedly brief, limited by the available pictures of extant garments- there’s simply not a lot out there and of what there is, a high percentage is misidentified. However, we believe that fashion plates and the writings in the fashion press go a long way to filling in the gaps. In our next post, we’ll continue the story forward a bit into the mid-1890s where we see the “90s” style come into its own.

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1890s Day Wear, Part 1 When it comes to 1890s fashion, images of dresses with leg-of-mutton sleeves and wasp-waists instantly come to mind.

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guioliveirabarbosa · 4 years

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Bolo de batizado: 60 ideias para uma cerimônia abençoada

O bolo é uma das maiores estrelas de qualquer festa e as possibilidades de decoração são muitas. Para acertar na escolha, uma ótima sugestão é investir no bolo com flores: versátil, fácil de fazer e com um visual que impressiona logo de cara! Veja modelos e tutoriais que vão te convencer a deixar essa ideia florescer.

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Bolos com flores: 110 modelos lindos para você

Encante-se com mais de cem inspirações de bolo com flores e reúna ideias para escolher o seu:

1. Um bolo com flores é puro amor e delicadeza

Juliana Maestri

2. Tudo o que uma ocasião especial merece

Luana Leonora

3. Elas trazem cor à decoração

Bolo de Mãe

4. E ajudam a compor o conceito do bolo

Pão de Liló

5. Ficam realmente lindas

Juliana Maestri

6. E combinam com todos os tipos de celebração

Taty Pena

7. Podem criar bolos clássicos

Camila Vasconcellos

8. Ou supercoloridos e marcantes

NARA RÚBIA

9. As flores podem formar uma cascata

Morena Cacau

10. Ou decorar apenas o topo

Pão de Liló

11. Também podem aparecer na lateral

Bolos da Pry

12. Criar um contraste com a cor do bolo

Mãe da Bia Brigadeiria

13. Ou harmonizar com toda a paleta

Doces Da Lua

14. O acabamento rosé gold ficou incrível com as astromélias naturais

Bia Paixão Cakes

15. Mais uma inspiração nessa linha

Bolos Jujuba Doce

16. Este bolo espatulado com rosas é de arrancar suspiros

Bolo de Mãe

17. E aqui, tudo se encaixou perfeitamente

Bolo dos Sonhos

18. Cada camada tem seu charme e as flores dão o toque final

Mídia Cakes

19. As flores podem ser artificiais

Silvaneide Alves

20. Comestíveis

ambrosia patissier

21. Ou mesmo naturais

Luana Viana Confeitaria

22. O branco e o rosa são cores muito usadas

Cris Real Bolos

23. Olha que inspiração graciosa!

Das Zucker Atelier

24. Que tal um bolo com flores de chantilly?

Sweet Crystal

25. Ou uma cobertura de chocolate?

Veronika Bajzová

26. O drip cake com flores é mais que um simples bolo

Joanna Grochowicz

27. Uma flor clássica para uma decoração clássica

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28. E uma decoração vibrante para uma idade cheia de vida

La Pâtissier

29. Você pode mesclar as flores aplicadas e as desenhadas no próprio bolo

Lena Veklyuk

30. Ou combinar diferentes espécies para criar um bolo encantador

Barborka

31. E encanto não tem nada a ver com tamanho

Morena Cacau

32. Um modelo de bolo com flores infantil

Pracownia Tortów

33. E outro com toda a autenticidade da cor roxa

Cheesecake Krsk

34. A Antônia com certeza amou este bolo!

Daiane Lima

35. E a Amanda achou estas florzinhas de papel uma graça

Luana Leonora

36. Lilás para a cobertura e roxo para as flores

Alex Bakery

37. Os macarons acompanham muito bem as rosas

Lucy Marriott

38. Essa guirlanda de flores confeitadas ficou perfeita!

Tortishop

39. Criar flores comestíveis é realmente um trabalho artístico

Sunnydays

40. Flores e frutas em um bolo bem tropical

Das Zucker Atelier

41. Falando em tropical, os tons de laranja são uma ótima pedida

Martin Cakes

42. Pois trazem frescor e personalidade

Yeni Nesil Pastane

43. Mas também podem ser muito elegantes

Joanna Musiol

44. Na tonalidade pastel, fica lúdico e delicado

Brazilian Delights

45. Enquanto que o laranja vibrante é pura irreverência

The Macaroom

46. Para quem ama cores, o jardim está feito!

Guilherme Carneiro

47. Mas sempre vai haver espaço para o tradicional

Silvaneide Alves

48. Os bolos brancos são neutros e sofisticados

Les Gâteaux De Paula H.

49. Mesmo os que seguem uma linha mais rústica

Joanna Musiol

50. Ficam lindos combinados com dourado

Ilona Cake

51. Garantindo ainda mais glamour

Motay Bakery

52. Mas também podem ser românticos, decorados com rosas

Eden’s Desserts

53. Ou modernos, com um topo de bolo aramado e flores do campo

Queila Süess

54. O que dizer deste bolo com flores no topo e na textura lateral?

Ilona Cake

55. Às vezes, uma rosa é o suficiente

Queila Süess

56. Mas pequenas florzinhas também dão conta do recado

Chibinion

57. Este arranjo de flores vermelhas deu o tom do bolo

Floral Design Team

58. O mix de flores amarelas destacou o bolo branco

Lolita Bakery

59. Graciosidade é a palavra deste bolo com peônias cor-de-rosa

Cupcake Time

60. Já as flores fúcsia tiram a decoração do óbvio

Ilona Cake

61. Este bolo deixou uma apaixonada por piano muito feliz

Cake Podolsk

62. E este não dá nem coragem de cortar e comer

The Cupcake Mumma

63. Bolo branco com flores brancas é chique e sem erro

Lindsey Leigh Hooper

64. Você pode adicionar frutas para equilibrar a decoração

Blanca’s home

65. Ou um toque de cor

Quintessential Events

66. Branco + preto + dourado = luxo!

Ilona Cake

67. O bolo dourado ficou perfeito com as flores brancas

Daiane Lima

68. Mas você não precisa se limitar a elas

Pita Patisserie

69. Que decoração linda em dourado e cinza!

Sweet Empire

70. O dourado também fica lindo com o pink

Iryna Yablokova

71. E outros tons de vermelho

Crosta The Cake Boutique

72. Menos pode ser mais

Słodko na co dzień

73. Mais também pode ser incrível

OlaRe Сhocolate & Cakes

74. Flores, suspiros e macarons formaram um bolo inesquecível

Maqui Dulceria

75. E é exatamente isso que as flores fazem

Elena Kupetskaya

76. Sem muito esforço, fazem os bolos se destacarem

Daniela Ivančáková

77. E ganharem o olhar de todos os convidados

Sulgi Flower Ricecake

78. Olha que delicado e fofo este bolo de número!

Macy Schmelzer

79. Seja um bolo de casamento

Sweety Cakebc

80. De aniversário

Dobre Torty

81. Para crianças

BABU sweets and cakes

82. Ou adolescentes

HAPPY SWEETS

83. O bolo com flores é uma ideia certeira

Katarzyna Koszewnik

84. Vale combinar a decoração florida com uma calda de caramelo

WYPIEKARNIA

85. Com uma cobertura em degradê

Bénica Fuenmayor

86. Ou uma textura feita com pasta americana

Sumitha Rubino

87. As flores podem ser o complemento perfeito

Tegi Baker

88. O destaque principal

BOREISHA YULYA

89. Ou o toque especial da decoração

Lolly Cakes

90. As gérberas dão um ar feliz e vibrante

Vivy Bolos

91. E você pode ter uma cascata delas

Karla Valença

92. Outras flores coloridas podem criar o bolo dos seus sonhos

Andreza Lorena Galrao

93. Já pensou em decorar com flores de papel?

Lidi Soares Cake

94. As flores artificiais também rendem um efeito bacana

Amanda Tavares

95. E as naturais são donas de um frescor único

Débora Queiroz

96. O bolo com flores pode ser para comemorar a formatura

Juliana Maestri

97. Ou quem sabe as bodas de ouro

Adriana Andrade

98. Talvez seja servido em um chá de bebê

Lesya Kovalchuk Bakery

99. Ou outro momento cheio de alegria

Doces da Nena Slz

100. Como uma festa de aniversário!

Mar de Doces

101. Dá uma olhada neste bolo com flores vermelhas e rosas

Raul Nigro

102. Não há limites para a criatividade

Pale Rodriguez

103. A cobertura trouxe cor para a decoração

Sprinkles Homemade Happiness

104. As flores e o formato fizeram o branco ser só um detalhe

MOSAIC floral design Inc.

105. Escolha a sua paleta de cores

Kelly Lane

106. E o estilo de bolo que deseja para a sua festa

Weronika Siembida

107. Seja com uma decoração clássica

Damiana Ferreira

108. Ou uma criação bem diferente

Lafaete Gourmet

109. O bolo com flores é sempre uma boa ideia

Ilona Cake

110. E vai deixar sua festa ainda mais linda!

Z Piekarnika

Ainda tem dúvidas de que o bolo com flores é uma excelente escolha para qualquer tipo de festa? Veja a seguir como ele pode ser simples de fazer e aprove a ideia de uma vez por todas.

Como fazer bolo com flores

Confira receitas e tutoriais de como decorar um bolo com flores. São diferentes estilos e técnicas para você encontrar o bolo que mais combina com você!

Leia também: 100 bolos decorados que vão surpreender seus convidados 124119

Bolo com flores embutidas

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Para começar, uma ideia bem criativa para incluir as flores na decoração do bolo: criando uma espécie de corte na lateral da cobertura e encaixando as flores dentro desse recuo. O resultado vai surpreender seus convidados!

Bolo rosé gold com flores

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O rosé gold é uma cor marcante que nunca sai de moda. Que tal combinar o tom com rosas e gérberas? Do chantilly à aplicação das flores, passando pela pintura, confira todas as etapas assistindo ao vídeo. O seu bolo vai ficar lindo!

Bolo branco rústico com flores

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Leia também: Arco de balão: 70 ideias e tutoriais para decorar seu evento 124119

Essa sugestão é perfeita para quem procura um bolo neutro e elegante, sem deixar de ser simples. Sua cobertura é fina, criando o efeito rústico. As flores seguem a paleta off-white, garantindo o visual minimalista que encanta. As flores usadas são artificiais, provando que não existem regras quando o assunto é decoração de bolos.

Decoração de bolo com flores naturais

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Nesse vídeo você aprende como higienizar e preparar flores naturais para decorar o seu bolo, além do passo a passo para aplicá-las em uma decoração com direito a calda escorrida e uma camada de brilho dourado.

Bolo seminaked com flores

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Aqui, o bolo tem dois andares, é confeitado com uma camada fina de glacê e decorado com astromélias cor-de-rosa. O resultado é sofisticado e simples na medida certa, sendo uma ótima opção para um aniversário adulto ou um casamento ao ar livre.

Leia também: 110 fotos de bolo com flores para encantar a sua próxima festa 124119

Ficou encantada com todos os modelos de bolos decorados com flores? Veja também nossas fotos de bolo de casamento. Mesmo que a ocasião não seja um casamento, inspiração não vai faltar!

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Bolos com flores: 110 modelos lindos para você

Encante-se com mais de cem inspirações de bolo com flores e reúna ideias para escolher o seu:

1. Um bolo com flores é puro amor e delicadeza

Juliana Maestri

2. Tudo o que uma ocasião especial merece

Luana Leonora

3. Elas trazem cor à decoração

Bolo de Mãe

4. E ajudam a compor o conceito do bolo

Pão de Liló

5. Ficam realmente lindas

Juliana Maestri

6. E combinam com todos os tipos de celebração

Taty Pena

7. Podem criar bolos clássicos

Camila Vasconcellos

8. Ou supercoloridos e marcantes

NARA RÚBIA

9. As flores podem formar uma cascata

Morena Cacau

10. Ou decorar apenas o topo

Pão de Liló

11. Também podem aparecer na lateral

Bolos da Pry

12. Criar um contraste com a cor do bolo

Mãe da Bia Brigadeiria

13. Ou harmonizar com toda a paleta

Doces Da Lua

14. O acabamento rosé gold ficou incrível com as astromélias naturais

Bia Paixão Cakes

15. Mais uma inspiração nessa linha

Bolos Jujuba Doce

16. Este bolo espatulado com rosas é de arrancar suspiros

Bolo de Mãe

17. E aqui, tudo se encaixou perfeitamente

Bolo dos Sonhos

18. Cada camada tem seu charme e as flores dão o toque final

Mídia Cakes

19. As flores podem ser artificiais

Silvaneide Alves

20. Comestíveis

ambrosia patissier

21. Ou mesmo naturais

Luana Viana Confeitaria

22. O branco e o rosa são cores muito usadas

Cris Real Bolos

23. Olha que inspiração graciosa!

Das Zucker Atelier

24. Que tal um bolo com flores de chantilly?

Sweet Crystal

25. Ou uma cobertura de chocolate?

Veronika Bajzová

26. O drip cake com flores é mais que um simples bolo

Joanna Grochowicz

27. Uma flor clássica para uma decoração clássica

the fourth avenue cafe 8

28. E uma decoração vibrante para uma idade cheia de vida

La Pâtissier

29. Você pode mesclar as flores aplicadas e as desenhadas no próprio bolo

Lena Veklyuk

30. Ou combinar diferentes espécies para criar um bolo encantador

Barborka

31. E encanto não tem nada a ver com tamanho

Morena Cacau

32. Um modelo de bolo com flores infantil

Pracownia Tortów

33. E outro com toda a autenticidade da cor roxa

Cheesecake Krsk

34. A Antônia com certeza amou este bolo!

Daiane Lima

35. E a Amanda achou estas florzinhas de papel uma graça

Luana Leonora

36. Lilás para a cobertura e roxo para as flores

Alex Bakery

37. Os macarons acompanham muito bem as rosas

Lucy Marriott

38. Essa guirlanda de flores confeitadas ficou perfeita!

Tortishop

39. Criar flores comestíveis é realmente um trabalho artístico

Sunnydays

40. Flores e frutas em um bolo bem tropical

Das Zucker Atelier

41. Falando em tropical, os tons de laranja são uma ótima pedida

Martin Cakes

42. Pois trazem frescor e personalidade

Yeni Nesil Pastane

43. Mas também podem ser muito elegantes

Joanna Musiol

44. Na tonalidade pastel, fica lúdico e delicado

Brazilian Delights

45. Enquanto que o laranja vibrante é pura irreverência

The Macaroom

46. Para quem ama cores, o jardim está feito!

Guilherme Carneiro

47. Mas sempre vai haver espaço para o tradicional

Silvaneide Alves

48. Os bolos brancos são neutros e sofisticados

Les Gâteaux De Paula H.

49. Mesmo os que seguem uma linha mais rústica

Joanna Musiol

50. Ficam lindos combinados com dourado

Ilona Cake

51. Garantindo ainda mais glamour

Motay Bakery

52. Mas também podem ser românticos, decorados com rosas

Eden’s Desserts

53. Ou modernos, com um topo de bolo aramado e flores do campo

Queila Süess

54. O que dizer deste bolo com flores no topo e na textura lateral?

Ilona Cake

55. Às vezes, uma rosa é o suficiente

Queila Süess

56. Mas pequenas florzinhas também dão conta do recado

Chibinion

57. Este arranjo de flores vermelhas deu o tom do bolo

Floral Design Team

58. O mix de flores amarelas destacou o bolo branco

Lolita Bakery

59. Graciosidade é a palavra deste bolo com peônias cor-de-rosa

Cupcake Time

60. Já as flores fúcsia tiram a decoração do óbvio

Ilona Cake

61. Este bolo deixou uma apaixonada por piano muito feliz

Cake Podolsk

62. E este não dá nem coragem de cortar e comer

The Cupcake Mumma

63. Bolo branco com flores brancas é chique e sem erro

Lindsey Leigh Hooper

64. Você pode adicionar frutas para equilibrar a decoração

Blanca’s home

65. Ou um toque de cor

Quintessential Events

66. Branco + preto + dourado = luxo!

Ilona Cake

67. O bolo dourado ficou perfeito com as flores brancas

Daiane Lima

68. Mas você não precisa se limitar a elas

Pita Patisserie

69. Que decoração linda em dourado e cinza!

Sweet Empire

70. O dourado também fica lindo com o pink

Iryna Yablokova

71. E outros tons de vermelho

Crosta The Cake Boutique

72. Menos pode ser mais

Słodko na co dzień

73. Mais também pode ser incrível

OlaRe Сhocolate & Cakes

74. Flores, suspiros e macarons formaram um bolo inesquecível

Maqui Dulceria

75. E é exatamente isso que as flores fazem

Elena Kupetskaya

76. Sem muito esforço, fazem os bolos se destacarem

Daniela Ivančáková

77. E ganharem o olhar de todos os convidados

Sulgi Flower Ricecake

78. Olha que delicado e fofo este bolo de número!

Macy Schmelzer

79. Seja um bolo de casamento

Sweety Cakebc

80. De aniversário

Dobre Torty

81. Para crianças

BABU sweets and cakes

82. Ou adolescentes

HAPPY SWEETS

83. O bolo com flores é uma ideia certeira

Katarzyna Koszewnik

84. Vale combinar a decoração florida com uma calda de caramelo

WYPIEKARNIA

85. Com uma cobertura em degradê

Bénica Fuenmayor

86. Ou uma textura feita com pasta americana

Sumitha Rubino

87. As flores podem ser o complemento perfeito

Tegi Baker

88. O destaque principal

BOREISHA YULYA

89. Ou o toque especial da decoração

Lolly Cakes

90. As gérberas dão um ar feliz e vibrante

Vivy Bolos

91. E você pode ter uma cascata delas

Karla Valença

92. Outras flores coloridas podem criar o bolo dos seus sonhos

Andreza Lorena Galrao

93. Já pensou em decorar com flores de papel?

Lidi Soares Cake

94. As flores artificiais também rendem um efeito bacana

Amanda Tavares

95. E as naturais são donas de um frescor único

Débora Queiroz

96. O bolo com flores pode ser para comemorar a formatura

Juliana Maestri

97. Ou quem sabe as bodas de ouro

Adriana Andrade

98. Talvez seja servido em um chá de bebê

Lesya Kovalchuk Bakery

99. Ou outro momento cheio de alegria

Doces da Nena Slz

100. Como uma festa de aniversário!

Mar de Doces

101. Dá uma olhada neste bolo com flores vermelhas e rosas

Raul Nigro

102. Não há limites para a criatividade

Pale Rodriguez

103. A cobertura trouxe cor para a decoração

Sprinkles Homemade Happiness

104. As flores e o formato fizeram o branco ser só um detalhe

MOSAIC floral design Inc.

105. Escolha a sua paleta de cores

Kelly Lane

106. E o estilo de bolo que deseja para a sua festa

Weronika Siembida

107. Seja com uma decoração clássica

Damiana Ferreira

108. Ou uma criação bem diferente

Lafaete Gourmet

109. O bolo com flores é sempre uma boa ideia

Ilona Cake

110. E vai deixar sua festa ainda mais linda!

Z Piekarnika

Ainda tem dúvidas de que o bolo com flores é uma excelente escolha para qualquer tipo de festa? Veja a seguir como ele pode ser simples de fazer e aprove a ideia de uma vez por todas.

Como fazer bolo com flores

Confira receitas e tutoriais de como decorar um bolo com flores. São diferentes estilos e técnicas para você encontrar o bolo que mais combina com você!

Leia também: 100 bolos decorados que vão surpreender seus convidados 124119

Bolo com flores embutidas

youtube

Bolo rosé gold com flores

youtube

Bolo branco rústico com flores

youtube

Leia também: Arco de balão: 70 ideias e tutoriais para decorar seu evento 124119

Decoração de bolo com flores naturais

youtube

Bolo seminaked com flores

youtube

Leia também: 110 fotos de bolo com flores para encantar a sua próxima festa 124119

Ficou encantada com todos os modelos de bolos decorados com flores? Veja também nossas fotos de bolo de casamento. Mesmo que a ocasião não seja um casamento, inspiração não vai faltar!

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Bolo de batizado: 60 ideias para uma cerimônia abençoada

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Fotos

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Bolos com flores: 110 modelos lindos para você

Encante-se com mais de cem inspirações de bolo com flores e reúna ideias para escolher o seu:

1. Um bolo com flores é puro amor e delicadeza

Juliana Maestri

2. Tudo o que uma ocasião especial merece

Luana Leonora

3. Elas trazem cor à decoração

Bolo de Mãe

4. E ajudam a compor o conceito do bolo

Pão de Liló

5. Ficam realmente lindas

Juliana Maestri

6. E combinam com todos os tipos de celebração

Taty Pena

7. Podem criar bolos clássicos

Camila Vasconcellos

8. Ou supercoloridos e marcantes

NARA RÚBIA

9. As flores podem formar uma cascata

Morena Cacau

10. Ou decorar apenas o topo

Pão de Liló

11. Também podem aparecer na lateral

Bolos da Pry

12. Criar um contraste com a cor do bolo

Mãe da Bia Brigadeiria

13. Ou harmonizar com toda a paleta

Doces Da Lua

14. O acabamento rosé gold ficou incrível com as astromélias naturais

Bia Paixão Cakes

15. Mais uma inspiração nessa linha

Bolos Jujuba Doce

16. Este bolo espatulado com rosas é de arrancar suspiros

Bolo de Mãe

17. E aqui, tudo se encaixou perfeitamente

Bolo dos Sonhos

18. Cada camada tem seu charme e as flores dão o toque final

Mídia Cakes

19. As flores podem ser artificiais

Silvaneide Alves

20. Comestíveis

ambrosia patissier

21. Ou mesmo naturais

Luana Viana Confeitaria

22. O branco e o rosa são cores muito usadas

Cris Real Bolos

23. Olha que inspiração graciosa!

Das Zucker Atelier

24. Que tal um bolo com flores de chantilly?

Sweet Crystal

25. Ou uma cobertura de chocolate?

Veronika Bajzová

26. O drip cake com flores é mais que um simples bolo

Joanna Grochowicz

27. Uma flor clássica para uma decoração clássica

the fourth avenue cafe 8

28. E uma decoração vibrante para uma idade cheia de vida

La Pâtissier

29. Você pode mesclar as flores aplicadas e as desenhadas no próprio bolo

Lena Veklyuk

30. Ou combinar diferentes espécies para criar um bolo encantador

Barborka

31. E encanto não tem nada a ver com tamanho

Morena Cacau

32. Um modelo de bolo com flores infantil

Pracownia Tortów

33. E outro com toda a autenticidade da cor roxa

Cheesecake Krsk

34. A Antônia com certeza amou este bolo!

Daiane Lima

35. E a Amanda achou estas florzinhas de papel uma graça

Luana Leonora

36. Lilás para a cobertura e roxo para as flores

Alex Bakery

37. Os macarons acompanham muito bem as rosas

Lucy Marriott

38. Essa guirlanda de flores confeitadas ficou perfeita!

Tortishop

39. Criar flores comestíveis é realmente um trabalho artístico

Sunnydays

40. Flores e frutas em um bolo bem tropical

Das Zucker Atelier

41. Falando em tropical, os tons de laranja são uma ótima pedida

Martin Cakes

42. Pois trazem frescor e personalidade

Yeni Nesil Pastane

43. Mas também podem ser muito elegantes

Joanna Musiol

44. Na tonalidade pastel, fica lúdico e delicado

Brazilian Delights

45. Enquanto que o laranja vibrante é pura irreverência

The Macaroom

46. Para quem ama cores, o jardim está feito!

Guilherme Carneiro

47. Mas sempre vai haver espaço para o tradicional

Silvaneide Alves

48. Os bolos brancos são neutros e sofisticados

Les Gâteaux De Paula H.

49. Mesmo os que seguem uma linha mais rústica

Joanna Musiol

50. Ficam lindos combinados com dourado

Ilona Cake

51. Garantindo ainda mais glamour

Motay Bakery

52. Mas também podem ser românticos, decorados com rosas

Eden’s Desserts

53. Ou modernos, com um topo de bolo aramado e flores do campo

Queila Süess

54. O que dizer deste bolo com flores no topo e na textura lateral?

Ilona Cake

55. Às vezes, uma rosa é o suficiente

Queila Süess

56. Mas pequenas florzinhas também dão conta do recado

Chibinion

57. Este arranjo de flores vermelhas deu o tom do bolo

Floral Design Team

58. O mix de flores amarelas destacou o bolo branco

Lolita Bakery

59. Graciosidade é a palavra deste bolo com peônias cor-de-rosa

Cupcake Time

60. Já as flores fúcsia tiram a decoração do óbvio

Ilona Cake

61. Este bolo deixou uma apaixonada por piano muito feliz

Cake Podolsk

62. E este não dá nem coragem de cortar e comer

The Cupcake Mumma

63. Bolo branco com flores brancas é chique e sem erro

Lindsey Leigh Hooper

64. Você pode adicionar frutas para equilibrar a decoração

Blanca’s home

65. Ou um toque de cor

Quintessential Events

66. Branco + preto + dourado = luxo!

Ilona Cake

67. O bolo dourado ficou perfeito com as flores brancas

Daiane Lima

68. Mas você não precisa se limitar a elas

Pita Patisserie

69. Que decoração linda em dourado e cinza!

Sweet Empire

70. O dourado também fica lindo com o pink

Iryna Yablokova

71. E outros tons de vermelho

Crosta The Cake Boutique

72. Menos pode ser mais

Słodko na co dzień

73. Mais também pode ser incrível

OlaRe Сhocolate & Cakes

74. Flores, suspiros e macarons formaram um bolo inesquecível

Maqui Dulceria

75. E é exatamente isso que as flores fazem

Elena Kupetskaya

76. Sem muito esforço, fazem os bolos se destacarem

Daniela Ivančáková

77. E ganharem o olhar de todos os convidados

Sulgi Flower Ricecake

78. Olha que delicado e fofo este bolo de número!

Macy Schmelzer

79. Seja um bolo de casamento

Sweety Cakebc

80. De aniversário

Dobre Torty

81. Para crianças

BABU sweets and cakes

82. Ou adolescentes

HAPPY SWEETS

83. O bolo com flores é uma ideia certeira

Katarzyna Koszewnik

84. Vale combinar a decoração florida com uma calda de caramelo

WYPIEKARNIA

85. Com uma cobertura em degradê

Bénica Fuenmayor

86. Ou uma textura feita com pasta americana

Sumitha Rubino

87. As flores podem ser o complemento perfeito

Tegi Baker

88. O destaque principal

BOREISHA YULYA

89. Ou o toque especial da decoração

Lolly Cakes

90. As gérberas dão um ar feliz e vibrante

Vivy Bolos

91. E você pode ter uma cascata delas

Karla Valença

92. Outras flores coloridas podem criar o bolo dos seus sonhos

Andreza Lorena Galrao

93. Já pensou em decorar com flores de papel?

Lidi Soares Cake

94. As flores artificiais também rendem um efeito bacana

Amanda Tavares

95. E as naturais são donas de um frescor único

Débora Queiroz

96. O bolo com flores pode ser para comemorar a formatura

Juliana Maestri

97. Ou quem sabe as bodas de ouro

Adriana Andrade

98. Talvez seja servido em um chá de bebê

Lesya Kovalchuk Bakery

99. Ou outro momento cheio de alegria

Doces da Nena Slz

100. Como uma festa de aniversário!

Mar de Doces

101. Dá uma olhada neste bolo com flores vermelhas e rosas

Raul Nigro

102. Não há limites para a criatividade

Pale Rodriguez

103. A cobertura trouxe cor para a decoração

Sprinkles Homemade Happiness

104. As flores e o formato fizeram o branco ser só um detalhe

MOSAIC floral design Inc.

105. Escolha a sua paleta de cores

Kelly Lane

106. E o estilo de bolo que deseja para a sua festa

Weronika Siembida

107. Seja com uma decoração clássica

Damiana Ferreira

108. Ou uma criação bem diferente

Lafaete Gourmet

109. O bolo com flores é sempre uma boa ideia

Ilona Cake

110. E vai deixar sua festa ainda mais linda!

Z Piekarnika

Ainda tem dúvidas de que o bolo com flores é uma excelente escolha para qualquer tipo de festa? Veja a seguir como ele pode ser simples de fazer e aprove a ideia de uma vez por todas.

Como fazer bolo com flores

Confira receitas e tutoriais de como decorar um bolo com flores. São diferentes estilos e técnicas para você encontrar o bolo que mais combina com você!

Leia também: 100 bolos decorados que vão surpreender seus convidados 124119

Bolo com flores embutidas

youtube

Bolo rosé gold com flores

youtube

Bolo branco rústico com flores

youtube

Leia também: Arco de balão: 70 ideias e tutoriais para decorar seu evento 124119

Decoração de bolo com flores naturais

youtube

Bolo seminaked com flores

youtube

Leia também: 110 fotos de bolo com flores para encantar a sua próxima festa 124119

Ficou encantada com todos os modelos de bolos decorados com flores? Veja também nossas fotos de bolo de casamento. Mesmo que a ocasião não seja um casamento, inspiração não vai faltar!

O post Bolo de batizado: 60 ideias para uma cerimônia abençoada apareceu primeiro em Tua Casa.

Índice do conteúdo:

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Tutoriais

Bolos com flores: 110 modelos lindos para você

Encante-se com mais de cem inspirações de bolo com flores e reúna ideias para escolher o seu:

1. Um bolo com flores é puro amor e delicadeza

Juliana Maestri

2. Tudo o que uma ocasião especial merece

Luana Leonora

3. Elas trazem cor à decoração

Bolo de Mãe

4. E ajudam a compor o conceito do bolo

Pão de Liló

5. Ficam realmente lindas

Juliana Maestri

6. E combinam com todos os tipos de celebração

Taty Pena

7. Podem criar bolos clássicos

Camila Vasconcellos

8. Ou supercoloridos e marcantes

NARA RÚBIA

9. As flores podem formar uma cascata

Morena Cacau

10. Ou decorar apenas o topo

Pão de Liló

11. Também podem aparecer na lateral

Bolos da Pry

12. Criar um contraste com a cor do bolo

Mãe da Bia Brigadeiria

13. Ou harmonizar com toda a paleta

Doces Da Lua

14. O acabamento rosé gold ficou incrível com as astromélias naturais

Bia Paixão Cakes

15. Mais uma inspiração nessa linha

Bolos Jujuba Doce

16. Este bolo espatulado com rosas é de arrancar suspiros

Bolo de Mãe

17. E aqui, tudo se encaixou perfeitamente

Bolo dos Sonhos

18. Cada camada tem seu charme e as flores dão o toque final

Mídia Cakes

19. As flores podem ser artificiais

Silvaneide Alves

20. Comestíveis

ambrosia patissier

21. Ou mesmo naturais

Luana Viana Confeitaria

22. O branco e o rosa são cores muito usadas

Cris Real Bolos

23. Olha que inspiração graciosa!

Das Zucker Atelier

24. Que tal um bolo com flores de chantilly?

Sweet Crystal

25. Ou uma cobertura de chocolate?

Veronika Bajzová

26. O drip cake com flores é mais que um simples bolo

Joanna Grochowicz

27. Uma flor clássica para uma decoração clássica

the fourth avenue cafe 8

28. E uma decoração vibrante para uma idade cheia de vida

La Pâtissier

29. Você pode mesclar as flores aplicadas e as desenhadas no próprio bolo

Lena Veklyuk

30. Ou combinar diferentes espécies para criar um bolo encantador

Barborka

31. E encanto não tem nada a ver com tamanho

Morena Cacau

32. Um modelo de bolo com flores infantil

Pracownia Tortów

33. E outro com toda a autenticidade da cor roxa

Cheesecake Krsk

34. A Antônia com certeza amou este bolo!

Daiane Lima

35. E a Amanda achou estas florzinhas de papel uma graça

Luana Leonora

36. Lilás para a cobertura e roxo para as flores

Alex Bakery

37. Os macarons acompanham muito bem as rosas

Lucy Marriott

38. Essa guirlanda de flores confeitadas ficou perfeita!

Tortishop

39. Criar flores comestíveis é realmente um trabalho artístico

Sunnydays

40. Flores e frutas em um bolo bem tropical

Das Zucker Atelier

41. Falando em tropical, os tons de laranja são uma ótima pedida

Martin Cakes

42. Pois trazem frescor e personalidade

Yeni Nesil Pastane

43. Mas também podem ser muito elegantes

Joanna Musiol

44. Na tonalidade pastel, fica lúdico e delicado

Brazilian Delights

45. Enquanto que o laranja vibrante é pura irreverência

The Macaroom

46. Para quem ama cores, o jardim está feito!

Guilherme Carneiro

47. Mas sempre vai haver espaço para o tradicional

Silvaneide Alves

48. Os bolos brancos são neutros e sofisticados

Les Gâteaux De Paula H.

49. Mesmo os que seguem uma linha mais rústica

Joanna Musiol

50. Ficam lindos combinados com dourado

Ilona Cake

51. Garantindo ainda mais glamour

Motay Bakery

52. Mas também podem ser românticos, decorados com rosas

Eden’s Desserts

53. Ou modernos, com um topo de bolo aramado e flores do campo

Queila Süess

54. O que dizer deste bolo com flores no topo e na textura lateral?

Ilona Cake

55. Às vezes, uma rosa é o suficiente

Queila Süess

56. Mas pequenas florzinhas também dão conta do recado

Chibinion

57. Este arranjo de flores vermelhas deu o tom do bolo

Floral Design Team

58. O mix de flores amarelas destacou o bolo branco

Lolita Bakery

59. Graciosidade é a palavra deste bolo com peônias cor-de-rosa

Cupcake Time

60. Já as flores fúcsia tiram a decoração do óbvio

Ilona Cake

61. Este bolo deixou uma apaixonada por piano muito feliz

Cake Podolsk

62. E este não dá nem coragem de cortar e comer

The Cupcake Mumma

63. Bolo branco com flores brancas é chique e sem erro

Lindsey Leigh Hooper

64. Você pode adicionar frutas para equilibrar a decoração

Blanca’s home

65. Ou um toque de cor

Quintessential Events

66. Branco + preto + dourado = luxo!

Ilona Cake

67. O bolo dourado ficou perfeito com as flores brancas

Daiane Lima

68. Mas você não precisa se limitar a elas

Pita Patisserie

69. Que decoração linda em dourado e cinza!

Sweet Empire

70. O dourado também fica lindo com o pink

Iryna Yablokova

71. E outros tons de vermelho

Crosta The Cake Boutique

72. Menos pode ser mais

Słodko na co dzień

73. Mais também pode ser incrível

OlaRe Сhocolate & Cakes

74. Flores, suspiros e macarons formaram um bolo inesquecível

Maqui Dulceria

75. E é exatamente isso que as flores fazem

Elena Kupetskaya

76. Sem muito esforço, fazem os bolos se destacarem

Daniela Ivančáková

77. E ganharem o olhar de todos os convidados

Sulgi Flower Ricecake

78. Olha que delicado e fofo este bolo de número!

Macy Schmelzer

79. Seja um bolo de casamento

Sweety Cakebc

80. De aniversário

Dobre Torty

81. Para crianças

BABU sweets and cakes

82. Ou adolescentes

HAPPY SWEETS

83. O bolo com flores é uma ideia certeira

Katarzyna Koszewnik

84. Vale combinar a decoração florida com uma calda de caramelo

WYPIEKARNIA

85. Com uma cobertura em degradê

Bénica Fuenmayor

86. Ou uma textura feita com pasta americana

Sumitha Rubino

87. As flores podem ser o complemento perfeito

Tegi Baker

88. O destaque principal

BOREISHA YULYA

89. Ou o toque especial da decoração

Lolly Cakes

90. As gérberas dão um ar feliz e vibrante

Vivy Bolos

91. E você pode ter uma cascata delas

Karla Valença

92. Outras flores coloridas podem criar o bolo dos seus sonhos

Andreza Lorena Galrao

93. Já pensou em decorar com flores de papel?

Lidi Soares Cake

94. As flores artificiais também rendem um efeito bacana

Amanda Tavares

95. E as naturais são donas de um frescor único

Débora Queiroz

96. O bolo com flores pode ser para comemorar a formatura

Juliana Maestri

97. Ou quem sabe as bodas de ouro

Adriana Andrade

98. Talvez seja servido em um chá de bebê

Lesya Kovalchuk Bakery

99. Ou outro momento cheio de alegria

Doces da Nena Slz

100. Como uma festa de aniversário!

Mar de Doces

101. Dá uma olhada neste bolo com flores vermelhas e rosas

Raul Nigro

102. Não há limites para a criatividade

Pale Rodriguez

103. A cobertura trouxe cor para a decoração

Sprinkles Homemade Happiness

104. As flores e o formato fizeram o branco ser só um detalhe

MOSAIC floral design Inc.

105. Escolha a sua paleta de cores

Kelly Lane

106. E o estilo de bolo que deseja para a sua festa

Weronika Siembida

107. Seja com uma decoração clássica

Damiana Ferreira

108. Ou uma criação bem diferente

Lafaete Gourmet

109. O bolo com flores é sempre uma boa ideia

Ilona Cake

110. E vai deixar sua festa ainda mais linda!

Z Piekarnika

Ainda tem dúvidas de que o bolo com flores é uma excelente escolha para qualquer tipo de festa? Veja a seguir como ele pode ser simples de fazer e aprove a ideia de uma vez por todas.

Como fazer bolo com flores

Confira receitas e tutoriais de como decorar um bolo com flores. São diferentes estilos e técnicas para você encontrar o bolo que mais combina com você!

Leia também: 100 bolos decorados que vão surpreender seus convidados 124119

Bolo com flores embutidas

youtube

Bolo rosé gold com flores

youtube

Bolo branco rústico com flores

youtube

Leia também: Arco de balão: 70 ideias e tutoriais para decorar seu evento 124119

Decoração de bolo com flores naturais

youtube

Bolo seminaked com flores

youtube

Leia também: 110 fotos de bolo com flores para encantar a sua próxima festa 124119

Ficou encantada com todos os modelos de bolos decorados com flores? Veja também nossas fotos de bolo de casamento. Mesmo que a ocasião não seja um casamento, inspiração não vai faltar!

O post Bolo de batizado: 60 ideias para uma cerimônia abençoada apareceu primeiro em Tua Casa.

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Bolo de batizado: 60 ideias para uma cerimônia abençoada

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Bolos com flores: 110 modelos lindos para você

Encante-se com mais de cem inspirações de bolo com flores e reúna ideias para escolher o seu:

1. Um bolo com flores é puro amor e delicadeza

Juliana Maestri

2. Tudo o que uma ocasião especial merece

Luana Leonora

3. Elas trazem cor à decoração

Bolo de Mãe

4. E ajudam a compor o conceito do bolo

Pão de Liló

5. Ficam realmente lindas

Juliana Maestri

6. E combinam com todos os tipos de celebração

Taty Pena

7. Podem criar bolos clássicos

Camila Vasconcellos

8. Ou supercoloridos e marcantes

NARA RÚBIA

9. As flores podem formar uma cascata

Morena Cacau

10. Ou decorar apenas o topo

Pão de Liló

11. Também podem aparecer na lateral

Bolos da Pry

12. Criar um contraste com a cor do bolo

Mãe da Bia Brigadeiria

13. Ou harmonizar com toda a paleta

Doces Da Lua

14. O acabamento rosé gold ficou incrível com as astromélias naturais

Bia Paixão Cakes

15. Mais uma inspiração nessa linha

Bolos Jujuba Doce

16. Este bolo espatulado com rosas é de arrancar suspiros

Bolo de Mãe

17. E aqui, tudo se encaixou perfeitamente

Bolo dos Sonhos

18. Cada camada tem seu charme e as flores dão o toque final

Mídia Cakes

19. As flores podem ser artificiais

Silvaneide Alves

20. Comestíveis

ambrosia patissier

21. Ou mesmo naturais

Luana Viana Confeitaria

22. O branco e o rosa são cores muito usadas

Cris Real Bolos

23. Olha que inspiração graciosa!

Das Zucker Atelier

24. Que tal um bolo com flores de chantilly?

Sweet Crystal

25. Ou uma cobertura de chocolate?

Veronika Bajzová

26. O drip cake com flores é mais que um simples bolo

Joanna Grochowicz

27. Uma flor clássica para uma decoração clássica

the fourth avenue cafe 8

28. E uma decoração vibrante para uma idade cheia de vida

La Pâtissier

29. Você pode mesclar as flores aplicadas e as desenhadas no próprio bolo

Lena Veklyuk

30. Ou combinar diferentes espécies para criar um bolo encantador

Barborka

31. E encanto não tem nada a ver com tamanho

Morena Cacau

32. Um modelo de bolo com flores infantil

Pracownia Tortów

33. E outro com toda a autenticidade da cor roxa

Cheesecake Krsk

34. A Antônia com certeza amou este bolo!

Daiane Lima

35. E a Amanda achou estas florzinhas de papel uma graça

Luana Leonora

36. Lilás para a cobertura e roxo para as flores

Alex Bakery

37. Os macarons acompanham muito bem as rosas

Lucy Marriott

38. Essa guirlanda de flores confeitadas ficou perfeita!

Tortishop

39. Criar flores comestíveis é realmente um trabalho artístico

Sunnydays

40. Flores e frutas em um bolo bem tropical

Das Zucker Atelier

41. Falando em tropical, os tons de laranja são uma ótima pedida

Martin Cakes

42. Pois trazem frescor e personalidade

Yeni Nesil Pastane

43. Mas também podem ser muito elegantes

Joanna Musiol

44. Na tonalidade pastel, fica lúdico e delicado

Brazilian Delights

45. Enquanto que o laranja vibrante é pura irreverência

The Macaroom

46. Para quem ama cores, o jardim está feito!

Guilherme Carneiro

47. Mas sempre vai haver espaço para o tradicional

Silvaneide Alves

48. Os bolos brancos são neutros e sofisticados

Les Gâteaux De Paula H.

49. Mesmo os que seguem uma linha mais rústica

Joanna Musiol

50. Ficam lindos combinados com dourado

Ilona Cake

51. Garantindo ainda mais glamour

Motay Bakery

52. Mas também podem ser românticos, decorados com rosas

Eden’s Desserts

53. Ou modernos, com um topo de bolo aramado e flores do campo

Queila Süess

54. O que dizer deste bolo com flores no topo e na textura lateral?

Ilona Cake

55. Às vezes, uma rosa é o suficiente

Queila Süess

56. Mas pequenas florzinhas também dão conta do recado

Chibinion

57. Este arranjo de flores vermelhas deu o tom do bolo

Floral Design Team

58. O mix de flores amarelas destacou o bolo branco

Lolita Bakery

59. Graciosidade é a palavra deste bolo com peônias cor-de-rosa

Cupcake Time

60. Já as flores fúcsia tiram a decoração do óbvio

Ilona Cake

61. Este bolo deixou uma apaixonada por piano muito feliz

Cake Podolsk

62. E este não dá nem coragem de cortar e comer

The Cupcake Mumma

63. Bolo branco com flores brancas é chique e sem erro

Lindsey Leigh Hooper

64. Você pode adicionar frutas para equilibrar a decoração

Blanca’s home

65. Ou um toque de cor

Quintessential Events

66. Branco + preto + dourado = luxo!

Ilona Cake

67. O bolo dourado ficou perfeito com as flores brancas

Daiane Lima

68. Mas você não precisa se limitar a elas

Pita Patisserie

69. Que decoração linda em dourado e cinza!

Sweet Empire

70. O dourado também fica lindo com o pink

Iryna Yablokova

71. E outros tons de vermelho

Crosta The Cake Boutique

72. Menos pode ser mais

Słodko na co dzień

73. Mais também pode ser incrível

OlaRe Сhocolate & Cakes

74. Flores, suspiros e macarons formaram um bolo inesquecível

Maqui Dulceria

75. E é exatamente isso que as flores fazem

Elena Kupetskaya

76. Sem muito esforço, fazem os bolos se destacarem

Daniela Ivančáková

77. E ganharem o olhar de todos os convidados

Sulgi Flower Ricecake

78. Olha que delicado e fofo este bolo de número!

Macy Schmelzer

79. Seja um bolo de casamento

Sweety Cakebc

80. De aniversário

Dobre Torty

81. Para crianças

BABU sweets and cakes

82. Ou adolescentes

HAPPY SWEETS

83. O bolo com flores é uma ideia certeira

Katarzyna Koszewnik

84. Vale combinar a decoração florida com uma calda de caramelo

WYPIEKARNIA

85. Com uma cobertura em degradê

Bénica Fuenmayor

86. Ou uma textura feita com pasta americana

Sumitha Rubino

87. As flores podem ser o complemento perfeito

Tegi Baker

88. O destaque principal

BOREISHA YULYA

89. Ou o toque especial da decoração

Lolly Cakes

90. As gérberas dão um ar feliz e vibrante

Vivy Bolos

91. E você pode ter uma cascata delas

Karla Valença

92. Outras flores coloridas podem criar o bolo dos seus sonhos

Andreza Lorena Galrao

93. Já pensou em decorar com flores de papel?

Lidi Soares Cake

94. As flores artificiais também rendem um efeito bacana

Amanda Tavares

95. E as naturais são donas de um frescor único

Débora Queiroz

96. O bolo com flores pode ser para comemorar a formatura

Juliana Maestri

97. Ou quem sabe as bodas de ouro

Adriana Andrade

98. Talvez seja servido em um chá de bebê

Lesya Kovalchuk Bakery

99. Ou outro momento cheio de alegria

Doces da Nena Slz

100. Como uma festa de aniversário!

Mar de Doces

101. Dá uma olhada neste bolo com flores vermelhas e rosas

Raul Nigro

102. Não há limites para a criatividade

Pale Rodriguez

103. A cobertura trouxe cor para a decoração

Sprinkles Homemade Happiness

104. As flores e o formato fizeram o branco ser só um detalhe

MOSAIC floral design Inc.

105. Escolha a sua paleta de cores

Kelly Lane

106. E o estilo de bolo que deseja para a sua festa

Weronika Siembida

107. Seja com uma decoração clássica

Damiana Ferreira

108. Ou uma criação bem diferente

Lafaete Gourmet

109. O bolo com flores é sempre uma boa ideia

Ilona Cake

110. E vai deixar sua festa ainda mais linda!

Z Piekarnika

Ainda tem dúvidas de que o bolo com flores é uma excelente escolha para qualquer tipo de festa? Veja a seguir como ele pode ser simples de fazer e aprove a ideia de uma vez por todas.

Como fazer bolo com flores

Confira receitas e tutoriais de como decorar um bolo com flores. São diferentes estilos e técnicas para você encontrar o bolo que mais combina com você!

Leia também: 100 bolos decorados que vão surpreender seus convidados 124119

Bolo com flores embutidas

youtube

Bolo rosé gold com flores

youtube

Bolo branco rústico com flores

youtube

Leia também: Arco de balão: 70 ideias e tutoriais para decorar seu evento 124119

Decoração de bolo com flores naturais

youtube

Bolo seminaked com flores

youtube

Leia também: 110 fotos de bolo com flores para encantar a sua próxima festa 124119

Ficou encantada com todos os modelos de bolos decorados com flores? Veja também nossas fotos de bolo de casamento. Mesmo que a ocasião não seja um casamento, inspiração não vai faltar!

O post Bolo de batizado: 60 ideias para uma cerimônia abençoada apareceu primeiro em Tua Casa.

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Bolo de batizado: 60 ideias para uma cerimônia abençoada

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Bolos com flores: 110 modelos lindos para você

Encante-se com mais de cem inspirações de bolo com flores e reúna ideias para escolher o seu:

1. Um bolo com flores é puro amor e delicadeza

Juliana Maestri

2. Tudo o que uma ocasião especial merece

Luana Leonora

3. Elas trazem cor à decoração

Bolo de Mãe

4. E ajudam a compor o conceito do bolo

Pão de Liló

5. Ficam realmente lindas

Juliana Maestri

6. E combinam com todos os tipos de celebração

Taty Pena

7. Podem criar bolos clássicos

Camila Vasconcellos

8. Ou supercoloridos e marcantes

NARA RÚBIA

9. As flores podem formar uma cascata

Morena Cacau

10. Ou decorar apenas o topo

Pão de Liló

11. Também podem aparecer na lateral

Bolos da Pry

12. Criar um contraste com a cor do bolo

Mãe da Bia Brigadeiria

13. Ou harmonizar com toda a paleta

Doces Da Lua

14. O acabamento rosé gold ficou incrível com as astromélias naturais

Bia Paixão Cakes

15. Mais uma inspiração nessa linha

Bolos Jujuba Doce

16. Este bolo espatulado com rosas é de arrancar suspiros

Bolo de Mãe

17. E aqui, tudo se encaixou perfeitamente

Bolo dos Sonhos

18. Cada camada tem seu charme e as flores dão o toque final

Mídia Cakes

19. As flores podem ser artificiais

Silvaneide Alves

20. Comestíveis

ambrosia patissier

21. Ou mesmo naturais

Luana Viana Confeitaria

22. O branco e o rosa são cores muito usadas

Cris Real Bolos

23. Olha que inspiração graciosa!

Das Zucker Atelier

24. Que tal um bolo com flores de chantilly?

Sweet Crystal

25. Ou uma cobertura de chocolate?

Veronika Bajzová

26. O drip cake com flores é mais que um simples bolo

Joanna Grochowicz

27. Uma flor clássica para uma decoração clássica

the fourth avenue cafe 8

28. E uma decoração vibrante para uma idade cheia de vida

La Pâtissier

29. Você pode mesclar as flores aplicadas e as desenhadas no próprio bolo

Lena Veklyuk

30. Ou combinar diferentes espécies para criar um bolo encantador

Barborka

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THE MARRIAGE LICENSE ERROR

January 21, 1949

“Marriage License Error” (aka “Marriage License”) is episode #27 of the radio series MY FAVORITE HUSBAND broadcast on January 21, 1949 over the Armed Forces Radio Network (AFN).

Synopsis ~ Liz and George find their marriage license and discover that instead of "George H. Cooper," it says "George C. Hooper." Now Liz is convinced that she and George aren't legally married!

Portions of this radio show served as the basis for “The Marriage License” (ILL S1;E26) filmed on February 28, 1952 and aired on April 7, 1952, on CBS-TV. On television, the Ricardo’s marriage license mistakenly read “Bicardi” instead of “Ricardo”.

“My Favorite Husband” was based on the novels Mr. and Mrs. Cugat, the Record of a Happy Marriage (1940) and Outside Eden (1945) by Isabel Scott Rorick, which had previously been adapted into the film Are Husbands Necessary? (1942). “My Favorite Husband” was first broadcast as a one-time special on July 5, 1948. Lucille Ball and Lee Bowman played the characters of Liz and George Cugat, and a positive response to this broadcast convinced CBS to launch “My Favorite Husband” as a series. Bowman was not available Richard Denning was cast as George. On January 7, 1949, confusion with bandleader Xavier Cugat prompted a name change to Cooper. On this same episode Jell-O became its sponsor. A total of 124 episodes of the program aired from July 23, 1948 through March 31, 1951. After about ten episodes had been written, writers Fox and Davenport departed and three new writers took over – Bob Carroll, Jr., Madelyn Pugh, and head writer/producer Jess Oppenheimer. In March 1949 Gale Gordon took over the existing role of George’s boss, Rudolph Atterbury, and Bea Benadaret was added as his wife, Iris. CBS brought “My Favorite Husband” to television in 1953, starring Joan Caulfield and Barry Nelson as Liz and George Cooper. The television version ran two-and-a-half seasons, from September 1953 through December 1955, running concurrently with “I Love Lucy.” It was produced live at CBS Television City for most of its run, until switching to film for a truncated third season filmed (ironically) at Desilu and recasting Liz Cooper with Vanessa Brown.

REGULAR CAST

Lucille Ball (Liz Cooper) was born on August 6, 1911 in Jamestown, New York. She began her screen career in 1933 and was known in Hollywood as ‘Queen of the B’s’ due to her many appearances in ‘B’ movies. With Richard Denning, she starred in a radio program titled “My Favorite Husband” which eventually led to the creation of “I Love Lucy,” a television situation comedy in which she co-starred with her real-life husband, Latin bandleader Desi Arnaz. The program was phenomenally successful, allowing the couple to purchase what was once RKO Studios, re-naming it Desilu. When the show ended in 1960 (in an hour-long format known as “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour”) so did Lucy and Desi’s marriage. In 1962, hoping to keep Desilu financially solvent, Lucy returned to the sitcom format with “The Lucy Show,” which lasted six seasons. She followed that with a similar sitcom “Here’s Lucy” co-starring with her real-life children, Lucie and Desi Jr., as well as Gale Gordon, who had joined the cast of “The Lucy Show” during season two. Before her death in 1989, Lucy made one more attempt at a sitcom with “Life With Lucy,” also with Gordon.

Richard Denning (George Cooper) was born as Louis Albert Heindrich Denninger Jr., in Poughkeepsie, New York. When he was 18 months old, his family moved to Los Angeles. Plans called for him to take over his father’s garment manufacturing business, but he developed an interest in acting. Denning enlisted in the US Navy during World War II. He is best known for his roles in various science fiction and horror films of the 1950s. Although he teamed with Lucille Ball on radio in “My Favorite Husband,” the two never acted together on screen. While “I Love Lucy” was on the air, he was seen on another CBS TV series, “Mr. & Mrs. North.” From 1968 to 1980 he played the Governor on “Hawaii 5-0″, his final role. He died in 1998 at age 84.

Ruth Perrott (Katie, the Maid) was also later seen on “I Love Lucy.” She first played Mrs. Pomerantz (above right), a member of the surprise investigating committee for the Society Matrons League in “Pioneer Women” (ILL S1;E25), as one of the member of the Wednesday Afternoon Fine Arts League in “Lucy and Ethel Buy the Same Dress” (ILL S3;E3), and also played a nurse when “Lucy Goes to the Hospital” (ILL S2;E16). She died in 1996 at the age of 96.

Announcer Bob LeMond is not heard in this episode as it is part of the American Forces Network and has a different announcer.

Gale Gordon (Rudolph Atterbury) and Bea Benadaret (Iris Atterbury) had not yet joined the cast as regular characters.

GUEST CAST

Frank Nelson (Joe Ridgley) was born on May 6, 1911 (three months before Lucille Ball) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He started working as a radio announcer at the age of 15. He later appeared on such popular radio shows as “The Great Gildersleeve,” “Burns and Allen,” and “Fibber McGee & Molly”. This is one of his 11 performances on “My Favorite Husband.” On “I Love Lucy” he holds the distinction of being the only actor to play two recurring roles: Freddie Fillmore and Ralph Ramsey, as well as six one-off characters, including the frazzled train conductor in “The Great Train Robbery” (ILL S5;E5), a character he repeated on “The Lucy Show.” Aside from Lucille Ball, Nelson is perhaps most associated with Jack Benny and was a fifteen-year regular on his radio and television programs.

Doris Singleton (Hotel Biltmore Telephone Operator) created the role of Caroline Appleby on “I Love Lucy,” although she was known as Lillian Appleby in the first of her ten appearances. She made two appearances on “The Lucy Show.” Singleton played a secretary in the first episode of “Here’s Lucy” and was meant to be a series regular, but her role was written out to concentrate on Lucy Carter’s family life. She did two more episodes of the series.

Ted de Corsia (Police Officer) was an actor in touring companies and on radio before making a memorable film debut as the killer in The Lady from Shanghai (1947). De Corsia's New York street demeanor and gravelly voice assured him steady work playing street thugs, gang leaders or organized-crime bosses. On radio he starred in the CBS series "Pursuit" (1949-50). Two years after this episode of “My Favorite Husband,” he appeared with Lucille Ball on the radio show “The Golden Touch.”

The actor voicing the role of Paul Buchanan is not credited and has not been identified.

EPISODE

The Coopers are spending the evening in the living room reading the newspapers. Liz is doing the crossword puzzle, while George scans the headlines.

GEORGE: “Well, it looks like the inauguration came off alright.”

George is referring to the second inauguration of incumbent President Harry S. Truman, which happened in Washington DC the previous day. It ushered in Truman’s second term in office. It was the first televised U.S. presidential inauguration and the first with an air parade.

Liz insists that crosswords build her vocabulary. George quizzes her on current events.

GEORGE: “Where did the President take his oath of office?” LIZ: “On a special platform built in front of the capitol building. GEORGE: “How did you happen to know that?” LIZ: “It showed through the hole when I cut out the crossword puzzle.” GEORGE: “Try this: who administered the oath?” LIZ: “What?”

The familiar trope of husbands being engrossed in the morning papers to the dismay of their wives takes a slightly different spin here, but was continued well into “I Love Lucy.” The answer that George is looking for is that Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson administered the presidential oath of office that day in 1949.

Through the hole, Liz recognizes the name of Paul Buchanan, who is in the paper because he was elected president at the jewelers convention. Liz recalls dating him in high school. He played tuba in the school band. Liz says she might have married but for his tuba playing. Liz says that if she had married Paul she might have gotten an engagement ring. Instead, George couldn’t afford a ring and gave her a sweat shirt with his initials on it. George says the initials actually stood for Gym Class!

LIZ: “I was lovely! I was engaged! I was dressed like Maxie Rosenbloom!”

Max Everitt Rosenbloom (1907-76) was a professional boxer, actor, and television personality. In 1948 he played a truck driver in the Paulette Goddard film Hazard. Nicknamed “Slapsie Maxie”, he had appeared in the film Muss ‘Em Up (1936) in which a blonde Lucille Ball was a background performer. She posed with him for the above publicity shot, helping him apply his make-up!

Liz senses that George is still upset about the ring, so she sits on his lap and they cuddle and kiss. Liz opens their scrapbook, looking at their wedding photos. She sees her marriage license.

LIZ: “On this date, Elizabeth Elliott was married to George C. Hooper!”

Liz panics thinking that their license may be invalid - and they might not even be legally married! As soon as the Sheridan Falls City Hall opens, Liz intends to go down there personally and find out for sure!

Unbeknownst to Liz, George calls his friend at the license bureau, Joe Ridgley (Frank Nelson). He tells Joe that he wants him to play a joke on Liz, and tell her that they are not really married! Joe agrees.

Liz arrives at the bureau and explains to Mr. Ridgley about the error. He tells Liz that it does indeed matter. He refers to her as “Miss Elliott” and confirms that she hasn’t been married to George for ten years!

Liz returns home. When George goes to kiss her - she says that she is no longer his to touch!

LIZ: “The man at the license bureau put the padlock on our wedlock.”

Liz insists they go right down to the license bureau and get re-married. George - having some fun at her expense - hesitates. Liz is as upset as she is angry! Just then, Katie the Maid takes Liz aside into the kitchen to tell her that it’s all a joke between George and Joe. Liz decides to get revenge for his prank.

Liz goes back into the living room and George suddenly confesses to his joke - but when he describes Joe Ridgley, Liz says that he is not describing the man she spoke to at all! Which means that they really aren’t married after all! George wants to go right down to City Hall and re-marry, but Liz (teasing him along even further) says not so fast - she wants to be single a little longer! Liz picks up the phone to call Paul Buchanan to ask him out on a date. She reminds him that she was called “Queen of the Rumble Seat”!

A rumble seat was an additional padded passenger seat that popped up from the rear of the vehicle, usually just big enough for two. This led it to becoming synonymous with romantic trysts!

Liz knows that George can’t hear Paul on the other end as he protests that he is married with six kids! He abruptly hangs up, but Liz continues her staged phone conversation with the hotel operator (Doris Singleton). Liz says that she will meet him at the Flamingo Room of the Biltmore.

In the kitchen, Liz tells Katie that while George thinks she is on a date with Paul Buchanan at the Biltmore, she and Katie will actually be watching Humphrey Bogart at the Strand movie theater.

In January 1949, Bogart’s most recent film would have been Key Largo, released in mid-summer 1948. It went on to win an Oscar for Claire Trevor. Humphrey Bogart never appeared on screen with Lucille Ball. However, in “Ricky’s Movie Offer” (ILL S4;E5) Desi Arnaz does an impression of Bogart and in “Lucy and the Andrews Sisters” (HL S2;E6) Lucy blows a kiss to a large poster of Bogart from the movie Casablanca.

Coming out of the Strand later that evening, Liz and Katie notice a crowd in front of the Biltmore Hotel. Katie thinks it might be a wreck!

LIZ: “When you see a crowd in front of a window these days, it isn’t a wreck, it’s television!” KATIE: “Oh, well maybe they’re showing a wrestling match!”

Before television sets became affordable to the general public, it was not uncommon to find people gathered on the sidewalk in front of a store window to view it from the street.

LIZ: “Katie it is wrestling! There’s gorgeous George!”

Liz is referring to her husband, George but wrestling matches were very popular on early television, producing such colorful wrestlers as Gorgeous George. George Raymond Wagner (1915–63), was known as Gorgeous George because of his long blonde hair. He was mentioned on “I Love Lucy” in “Pioneer Women” (ILL S1;E25) and “Ricky’s Movie Offer” (ILL S4;E6). In 1949, Republic Pictures released a film starring Gorgeous George.

A Policeman (Ted de Corsia) is breaking up a brawl between George Cooper and Paul Buchanan. Paul is nothing like Liz remembered: bald, fat and with a black eye. Paul remembers George from school. Liz is delighted having two men fighting over her. George spots Liz in the crowd. When George insists Liz is his wife, Liz claims she never saw him before. When the cop wants to arrest George, Liz pretends to be from Brooklyn (Myrtle Avenue) to talk him out of it. She insists that George buy her an engagement ring (from Paul) to get out of going to jail. The office gladly agrees - if George will properly propose on one knee first! Liz insists he use her ‘pet’ name.

GEORGE: “Will you marry me... toodly-woodly-ums!” COP: “When you gonna get married?” LIZ: “Ten years ago!” COP: “Why that’s impossible!” LIZ: “Who cares! I’ve got back my favorite husband!”

In the bedtime tag, Liz asks George to get up and get her a glass of warm milk. After bickering about it for a moment, George reluctantly agrees, stubbing his toe on the chair. By the time he finds his slippers, Liz is snoring, fast asleep.

GEORGE: “How do you like that? Goodnight, Liz.”

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