Hosting a Graduation Party, Senior Party or Prom? Still looking for theme ideas? How about celebrating the graduate in your life with this sophisticated and simple Black & White Printable Party...all you have to do is Print, Cut and Party!!! What could be easier?!
Pop the champagne (or sparkling cider) and get this party started!! You can print it on colored paper to match your alumni's school colors for a great grad party.
I have been dog sitting my brother's new fur baby while he is on the Disney cruise with his family so today's post is in honor of Man's Best Friend and my new furry little friend. This delightful doggie treat recipe comes from my good friend Aimee who made a batch of these treats for her lovable pooch yesterday so I asked her to send me the recipe to share with all of you. The perfect treat to serve at your next doggie birthday party. Ruff, Ruff!
Mix ingredients to form dough. Roll out dough, cut with doggie bone cutter. Place on a lightly greased cookie sheet. Bake at 375 for 20 minutes.
OK I found these adorable Terra Cotta Easter Baskets on the HWTM Blog...I actually think it was an old post from a couple of years ago but none the lesss worth sharing plus they are super cute and a fun craft! The perfect decoration on your Easter table.
TERRA COTTA EASTER BASKETS
(please note: for decorative purposes only).
For Each Basket, You’ll Need:
Small Terra Cotta Pot around 5-6″ or smaller
Double-sided *scrapbook paper in 2 coordinating patterns & colors
Easter grass filler
Glue and glue dots or tape
Small artificial flowers and butterflies (optional).
Use natural egg dye materials to make colorful eggs at Easter or any other festive occasion without worrying about the side effects from artificially colored dyes. By taking colors from nature, such as berry juices and herbs, you can create a varied palette of colors for your eggs. The process is basically the same no matter what color-stuff, or dye material, you use.
You can achieve the following colors using the items noted, and once experienced at it, you can experiment with other items as desired to find the perfect hue.
Blue: Purple grape juice concentrate, canned blueberry sauce, boiled red cabbage leaves
Lavender: Hibiscus flowers, less grape juice concentrate, violet blossoms, Red Zinger tea bags
Pink: Beets or pickled beet juice, cranberries, raspberries
Red: Canned cherries, pomegranate juice, boiled red onion skins
Green: Spinach, chlorophyll in liquid form
Brown: Dill seeds, coffee or black tea, boiled walnut shells
Yellow: Saffron, carrot tops, orange peels
Orange: Yellow onion skins, curry powder, carrots, paprika
How adorable are these festive egg cup holders?! They are the perfect addition to your easter table or spring gathering; you can also use them as place card holders and favors - Just make the grassy coil tighter, write your guest's names on a card, and tuck them into the tall grasses. Ta da!!!
Materials Needed:
How to PDF
8 1/2″ x 11″ Text Paper (Moss, Sage & Curry)
Medium Adhesive Pearls
7 Point Shape Hole Punch
Double Stick Tape
Bone Folder
Scissors
Instructions:
1. Cut strips of moss and sage text paper to approximately 2″ x 11″. Use the grass template on the "How to PDF" to cut out blades of grass or cut freehand.
2. Take one strip of moss grass and sage grass and loosely coil to allow room for an egg to fit snugly inside. Secure outer and inner strips of grass with double stick tape. Curl ends of grass outwards with a bone folder.
3. Decorate the base of the grassy egg cup holder with a curry flower, using the 7 point shape hole punch. Use double stick tape to adhere to egg cup. Embellish the center with a pearl.
This craft and photo was brought to you by the Paper Source.
Hippity Hoppity Easter's on it's way! I am getting very excited about Easter and all the fun crafts that go along with this holidays so with that in mind I was thumbing through the pages of magazines (All You) looking for new Easter craft ideas when I came across these adorable Easter vases. Pretty & Easy...the perfect combo for me.
YOU'LL NEED (makes 1 egg vase):
Blown eggPaint or spray paint
Finely milled glitter (various colors)
Small scissors or tweezers
Hot-glue gun
1 daisy (or any other flower you prefer)
Eggcup
1.Paint a blown egg using paint or spray paint, then roll it in a bowl of finely milled glitter while paint is still slightly wet. Let dry completely.
2.Working from one of the holes you made for blowing, use tiny scissors or tweezers to gently break away bits of eggshell until the hole is big enough to fit a flower stem. Place a glue dot over other hole; let dry fully.
3.Fill egg with a small amount of water. Insert a flower. Place in an eggcup to display.
Craft and Photo by All You Magazine
I spotted this dazzling DIY wedding favor and was instantly struck by how easy and chic this project is. All you need are some tin cans and beads.
Wrap tin cans with gold, black and copper bronze bead strands than fill with cut flowers. How much easier could a DIY project be.
Use them as centerpieces for your tables or as vases around the house. The cans will look stunning lined up on the table.
Are you throwing a St. Patrick's Day party and have been looking all over for original, festive party decorations? If so, than this is your "lucky" day!! We are proud to share with you the "Lucky St. Patrick's Day" Printable Collection by the uber creative Anders Ruff.
Even though there are only 3 days to St. Patty's day...You can have these printable decorations sent to you in a snap! What?!?! I am sure you are wondering how that is possible...it's because they email them to you in a simple PDF; so once you receive the email all you need to do is print up these adorable decorations and voila you have an instant party.
A friend of mine shared this article with me and I must confess this article is me to a tee. It is absolutely hysterical...Anyway, I hope you get a kick out of it as much as I did and I hope your New Year's is off to a great start!
Resolutionary Ideas: A New Year’s trip into the closet begets a pledge to swear off shopping in the comfort zone by Cat Doran
I used to be the sort of person who didn’t make resolutions. I found their 100 percent possibility of failure depressing. Don’t say you’re going to stop eating sugar...smoking cigarettes...watching reality TV, because that will last only as long as the next trip to Sprinkles...the next season of Dancing with the Stars...the next Chateau party.
Then a few years ago something changed, and I decided my New Year’s resolve should focus on things that were practical—easy to implement but with some sort of big-picture bent. No “I will lose weight” vagaries for me.
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