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A beautiful, colorful, inspired guide to help anyone bring joy and whimsy into their lives with stylish projects, from home decor to food to fashion, from the popular Oh Joy blogger and Pinterest sensation.
Thirteen million Pinterest members look to Joy Cho, a designer, blogger, mother, and founder of the Oh Joy blog, for creative inspiration. Now, she builds on that success to offer a cornucopia of new ideas in this simple yet sophisticated full-color book. Following the unique aesthetic and joyful tone of her blog, Oh Joy! shows you how to add style, detail, color, flavor, and bliss to your daily life.
For Joy, it's the small things that can make a big impact, like decorating cakes with fun toppers, or brightening your home with vibrant pops of color. Joy wants to help you make your world a happier, prettier place and her boundless enthusiasm is infectious. Oh Joy! is packed with quick, easy, and fun projects and fabulous notions for:
Fashion: tips for mixing patterns or finding unique pieces at vintage stores Décor: make your own wallpaper and use artificial flowers in unexpected ways Entertaining: suggestions for quirky centerpieces and photo booth backdrops Food: Recipes for striped cakes, surprise confetti cookies, and other bite-sized foods Gifts: Spread the joy with personalized lottery tickets and pop-up wrapping paperIncorporate beauty into the things you do--make your everyday life feel more colorful, fresh, and fun--and get an intimate, gorgeous look into the world of Joy Cho with Oh Joy!
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Library Journal Review
Lifestyle blogger Cho (Blog, Inc.) celebrates pattern, texture, and color in this collection of tips and projects intended to bring whimsy to everyday life. Cho gives a brief overview of her personal aesthetic in a series of photo spreads dedicated to color, pattern, and charm, followed by a number of projects ranging from cooking ideas to gifts and gift wrap to home decor. Some suggestions skew toward oddball territory, such as her "edible confetti" made out of salad greens and fruit skins cut with a hole punch, but several of the others are clever (if a bit cutesy) ways to add sparkle to even the most average day. Though the directions are bare bones, none of the projects are tremendously difficult, and few require specialized skills or supplies. VERDICT Like many lifestyle blogs, there's a diversity of content that makes this book feel scattered-is it about interior decorating? Cooking? Crafting? Personal style? But Cho, who has been blogging since 2005, has enough of a following that her fans will be interested. © Copyright 2015. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.