Flashback: Cheery Fourth of July Garland
This garland is made from the simplest of supplies and makes up very quickly, so there’s no need to save this just for July. Got some cupcake liners and index cards on hand?
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How-To: Cheery Fourth of July Garland
By Jessica Wilson You may already know that I am a HUGE fan of garlands and bunting. So I don’t think it should be too surprising that I’ve got a nifty Fourth of July inspired garland up my sleeve for you. The color combo of red, white, and blue is often a crowd pleaser, so […]
How-To: Leaf Seating Card Display
By Sonya Nimri If you are getting married in a rustic woodsy or outdoor setting, this is a great way to display reception seating without using anything but some paper, twine, and the great outdoors. This project is not costly at all and maximizes outdoor space for weddings that may not have tabletop areas for […]
The Awesomeness of Craft Bar
Craft Bar, two of my favorite words combined into one awesome event. The Craft Bar is the definitely the most creative-activity-driven party I’ve ever heard of happening at a museum. Hosted regularly at the San Francisico Museum of Craft and Folk Art, the Craft Bar is a way to connect with one of the most […]
Edible Bouquet
Beautiful and delicious. [via hosteswiththemostess]
How-To: Printed Burlap Banner
Melinda at Little Old Hat whips out her stencils and ink showing you how to make a printed burlap banner which she made for her grandma’s 80th surprise birthday party.
Yarn & Quilled Paper Place Card
Here’s a place card design that’s quick and easy enough to make a large quantity in a short amount of time, assembly-line style. They would look pretty at a bridal shower luncheon or could even grace your Thanksgiving table.
