We just wanted to give a big thanks to iDIY for featuring our aqua mason jar tutorial this week. Now is the perfect time to try it out on all those plain jane canning jars you have stashed away in your pantry. Spring blooms will look right at home in a faux aqua mason jar! View blog reactions
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Thanks for Spreading the Word!
We just wanted to give a big thanks to iDIY for featuring our aqua mason jar tutorial this week. Now is the perfect time to try it out on all those plain jane canning jars you have stashed away in your pantry. Spring blooms will look right at home in a faux aqua mason jar! View blog reactions
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Easy DIY Packaging Kits
I love these packaging kits, which include everything you need to bundle up a little gift in style. They’d be so perfect for bridesmaid or flower girl gifts, and don’t involve a lot of extra effort!
Posted by Kristin Labels: bridal shower, crafts, gifts, parties
Monday, March 1, 2010
Glitter and Lace Leftovers
Monday, December 28, 2009
Hot chocolate on a stick
Welcome back to reality (for those of us who are back to work this glorious Monday). I took a week off but still managed to feel a little frazzled when Christmas Eve came around. Luckily both my husband and I have amazing families, who made the running around and last minute shopping totally worth it. We spent a lot of time visiting and celebrating a really great year together.
I had a list of little projects I wanted to accomplish over Christmas break, and not a single one was completed. That’s okay though, it’s the thought that counts, right? Here’s an easy one that I found over at lil sugar — hot chocolate on a stick! I intended to make these ahead of time and hand them out to all the kids at our family Christmas party, but they could totally fit the wedding favor bill as well!
Pretty these up by wrapping them individually in a little cello bag and tying them with bakers twine or a colorful ribbon.
View blog reactionsThursday, November 19, 2009
DIY Letterpress!

I've been having a hard time thinking of things I want for Christmas... other than baby related items. :) That is, until I received an email from paper-source introducing this new at-home Letterpress Machine. For $150.00 this little accessory includes everything you need to get started with a letterpress hobby! I'd love to get one of these and try my hand at some festive Christmas cards!
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Mini terrarium
Last week I was feeling mighty crafty… I think I was going through my “I should have been an elementary school art teacher” phase, when I decided on a simple project with things I could find around the house.
I found the directions at a cute little blog called knits and pieces… thanks Jenna!
I ended up with a fun mini terrarium that satisfied my craft craving and allowed me to garden (indoors) in the rain!
Materials:
+ 1 glass pendant light cover (clear)
+ terra cotta pot saucer
+ 1 small plant
+ fish tank stones (or dish garden topping)
Mix all ingredients and water!
Funny story about the fish tank stones… I did not want to go out and buy a 2 lb bag of the dish garden topping, so I just reused some neutral fish tanks stones instead! Viola!
How lovely would these be as centerpieces in a cluster of different sizes for an eco-friendly wedding?! If you’re not into the all natural terra cotta look you could always paint that, and even throw in a few frosted or colored pendant light covers with candles on the inside instead of plants… ooh romantic!
Then just give them away when you’re done as parting gifts. Gotta keep it green!
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