3, 2, 1.... LAUNCH

Today the All Set website launched! Creating this website has been my labor of love for the past 4 months-- I am forever thankful to Vf:design for executing my every want. I worked directly with Vinny Frye (the owner of the company) who continually impressed me. I would highly recommend utilizing Vf: design for any graphic or website needs.

Checkout her work and MY WEBSITE at www.allset-online.com let me know what you think!

The Perfect Morning

My San Francisco concierge (Sara) recently introduced me to Farley's - a darling coffee shop located in Potrero Hill. As a cappuccino lover I can say with full confidence that this was the best caffeinated drink I have ever had!
Thanks Sara for feeding my addiction and introducing me to my newest obsession!

In The Press

When creating a table it is important to me that the table is unique, one-of-a-kind, has that je ne sais quoi. Having a design element custom made guarantees a special table. Enter Letter Block Shop -- handmade wooden letter blocks & more.

Letter Block Shop was responsible for creating the "oh boy!" blocks used in the most recent All Set photo shoot. Working with Lara, the owner and designer was a dream. I was 100% satisfied with the product and the customer service.

Letter Block Shop's blocks serve as decor for kid rooms, nurseries, family rooms, holidays and more. Check out the designs available for the up and coming holiday.

Did I forget to mention that All Set is now featured on the Letter Block Shop website?-- very cool! Thanks Lara

Website Coming Soon

Is it October yet?! I am so excited for the launch of the official All Set website in early October.

In the meantime, please enjoy a preview of the 5 tables constructed by All Set for my photo shoot. Greg Piche, of Greg Piche Photography did a fantastic job capturing the small details of each table during the 8 hour shoot! More photos soon to come on the website...

Clownin' Around

Lions, tigers, and bears... oh my! This weekend I put my baking skills to the test as I crafted clown cupcakes for a circus themed birthday party. I had found a recipe online that seemed easy enough to execute; however, it was a total flop.

That was my cue to head to Safeway and buy out the entire candy isle: Red Hots, Mini M&Ms, Skittles, Twizzlers, and JuJuBes, just to name a few.

$47 later I was back in the kitchen with ingredients and clown pictures spread all around me. I think I tried every combination possible which eventually lead to the creation of my very own BoBo The Clown.

My client and I were both very pleased with my take on BoBo in pastry form. Man, what a circus!