Aren't the Parasols just to die for. The brides colors were pink, black and white. I used satin ribbons in those colors and 2 burly men to tie the parasols up into the trees. You should have seen me busting out directions. Burly Man 1 :" You want this to go where?" Tigan " In the naked spot under that leaf." Burly Man 2: Which leaf?" Tigan: " That one there." 5'2" Tigan points to abstract location on very leafy tree,obvious to her but totally lost on her lovely help. Good thing they were such good sports.

1. Epoxy (Any kind will do. I chose gorilla Epoxy because it sets in 5 mins. Less holding time for me!)

2. Cuff Links (I got mine from HERE for $2.42)

3. The Decorative Object (This could be anything buttons, gems, rocks, etc. I used old type writer keys which I got at an antique store in Colorado but I'm sure you could find them here as well. B's for Blake.)

All that's left is a little spot of epoxy on the circular top of each cuff link and hold your decorative object until secure. Make sure to read the directions on your particular brand of epoxy mine said to work quickly strength reduces with air time... so I did one cuff link at a time so as to insure maximum epoxy strength.

And there ya go, a seriously less then 10 minute project. I gave these ones to Blake for Christmas.