How great would DIY scratch off cards work as part of an invitation, a kid's party activity, or even promotional materials for your business? I found this tutorial on Wonder Forest and it turns out they're a snap to make.
The only supplies you need are:
We celebrated New Year's Eve at a friend's house. It was a perfect family-friendly night with a yummy burger bar (you know what a fan I am of the whole bar idea).
We wanted to bring something decadent and delicious for dessert that we knew kids would like (no lavender cardamon truffles for this crowd), so we decided to make whoopie pies.
I've been trying to teach my daughter, Lainey, how days, weeks, and months all fit together, and I have to say, it's a lot to absorb.
So for the New Year, I thought I would get her a calendar, so she can see for herself. Then I found these free calendars and started printing them out.
A new trend we're seeing on our site is Angry Birds parties. If you are a fan of the game (or a six-year-old boy), this could be the theme for you!
Take a look at all these creative ideas, especially the out-of-this-world cakes...
I first saw glitter tattoos at the Egyptology 8th Birthday Nicole W threw for her daughter. For party favors, Nicole applied glitter tattoos to her guests. I thought they looked cool, but didn't quite get how they worked.
Then I read Nicole's blog post, where she described the process and explained where to buy everything. So to try it out, I ordered this set from Glimmer Body Art for my daughter for Christmas.
Lori from Lori's Place, baker of some of the most beautiful decorated sugar cookies, just sent me the most adorable box of holiday treats. Thank you, Lori! I'm trying to save them until tomorrow, but my five-year-old daughter has other plans. We'll see how much willpower I have. :)
We've got more New Year's party printables to share with you. If you need to add a little vintage flair to your party, this "fun and fancy" set designed by Betsy from B.Nute Productions is for you!
The collection includes: invitations, "Happy New Year" banner, tented cards, party circles, and party labels.
I love how sweet these poinsettia gift box favors look and how they can work as both a favor and place card at your Christmas dinner.
Rebekah from Twinkle and Twine, put together this easy tutorial, so thank you, Rebekah!
It's not even Christmas and I'm already giving away these stunning "striped" New Year's printables designed by Holly from Mimi’s Dollhouse. What's great about this set is they can work for a New Year's Eve party or a New Year's Day party, and how fun are the New Year's resolution cards you can pass out to your guests.
The collection includes a whole slew of items: party circles (2" and 4"), a "Happy New Year" banner, cupcake wrappers, favor tags, fill in invitation, menu card, New Year's resolution cards (my favorite!), straw flags, tented cards, and wine/champagne bottle labels.
How adorable are these "Peppermint Candy" Christmas printables designed by Jennifer of MayDetail Printable Celebrations? Nothing like lollipops and Christmas to put a smile on your face. :)
The collection includes everything you'd need to throw a sweet Christmas celebration: party circles, cupcake wrappers, an 8x10 welcome sign, water bottle wrappers/napkin rings, candy bar wrappers, "Let's Be Merry" circle banner, tented cards, decorative patterned paper, decorative peppermint candy and bow, and decorative banners.