Style Watch: Breakfast on the Go

We all know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but today’s post is all about making it the cutest.  I’m giving breakfast a makeover. Cereal in a bowl is great…but cereal in a pink polka dot bowl with pink polka dot accessories is just downright unforgettable. Nothing about this ensemble is terribly difficult. It’s all about coordinating patterns, colors and and a little creativity

Breakfast on the Go | Damask Love Blog

Breakfast on the Go | Damask Love Blog

Breakfast on the Go | Damask Love Blog

Breakfast on the Go | Damask Love Blog

Breakfast on the Go | Damask Love Blog

And of course there is a coordinating card! This one is simple in it’s design, but includes some creative use of stamps that might just surprise you!Breakfast on the Go | Damask Love Blog

Breakfast on the Go | Damask Love Blog

Have you enjoyed this little breakfast time treat! I’d love to hear from you…and I’d love to know what your favorite cereal is! Personally, I have a soft spot for an oldie: Cheerios.

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Hey, I’m Amber Kemp-Gerstel - the crafty brain behind Damask Love, where creativity, color, and a little chaos come together. I’m a suburban mom of two, known for turning up the volume on everyday DIYs and showing up like your colorful, crafty BFF. Over the years, I’ve gone from psychologist to full-time content creator, TV host, and brand partner, with appearances on Making It, Today, and HGTV. When I’m not making stuff or on set, I’m chasing around my two boys, Markus and Maxwell, and laughing my way through the mess.

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9 Comments

  1. 8.4.13
    Rae Ramses said:

    I love this post Amber but then again, what posts don’t I love! I gotta say it’s between Rice Chex and Cap ‘N Crunch Ooops, All Berries is my favorite. As a matter of fact, I ate some All Berries before opening your webpage. 😉 Have a great Sunday!

  2. 8.4.13

    I like lots of cereals. Cheerios, Raisin Bran, Kashi Go Lean, I even like Corn Flakes!!!
    Thanks for sharing this CUTE post!
    Susan

  3. 8.4.13
    Robin said:

    my granddaughters and I all love Lucky Charms which indicates that I am at the same maturity level as a 2,3 & 5 year old!
    Love your ideas so much, Amber-you are truly my favorite blogger!

    • 8.4.13
      amber said:

      Robin! This comment made me laugh out loud! Considering I eat gummi bears like they are going out of style, I suppose I am right there with you! So happy to be one of your top blogger faves! What an awesome compliment! Have a good one.

  4. 8.4.13
    Dottie J said:

    Amber, you amaze me… you managed to make Cheerios and milk look stylish. I just love all the packaging ideas you share. This is too cute! And I gotta say, oatmeal (the real stuff not the processed and sugared up version) is the breakfast I couldn’t do without.

  5. 8.5.13

    Oh my gosh, I loved everything about that breakfast. How pretty is that! My favorite part was the reinvented milk bottle. Smart. My favorites – Cheerios or Wheaties.

  6. 8.5.13
    Lindsey said:

    I had this very meal (I mean exact same) just two mornings ago, except it would have been SO much more exciting had it come packaged like this. Multigrain Cheerios are my favorite…same as my two-year-old. But I also LOVE a good granola. I love this as a gift. I’m leaving inspired as always….I love that about my visits here.

  7. 8.13.13
    Ann Merry said:

    This is so adorable! Would love to know where you purchased the little picnic basket. My favorite cereal is probably steel cut oats with craisins, walnuts, honey and milk stirred in. My daughter is expecting twins, in about 4 or 5 weeks. She loves cereal, but due to developing gestational diabetes, that is a very limited food right now. I think it would be so cool if I packaged up a cute cereal basket like this for after she delivers and is able to resume eating more carbs. How cute would this be with blue polka dotted paper and pink polka dotted paper (she is having a boy and a girl). All my stamping supplies are 2000 miles away back where I live. I may have to get to the local store here and see if I can accumulate a few stamps, etc. to create a few projects. ALL of your projects make me want to jump right in and make them all!