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Nicole W did something amazing at her Magical Cornish Fairy Affair. She added twinkle lights to her punch and water dispensers and made them glow!

I've never seen anything like this, so I had to ask Nicole how she pulled it off.  Here's what she said:

Kelli Britt from the Paper Dolls Shoppe, who designed one of our free Halloween printables collections, has now designed these adorable  FREE Thanksgiving printables just for us to give away. Thank you, Kelli!

How much panache would these printables add to your Thanksgiving table?! There is an invitation, party circles, place cards, thankful cards, a menu, and a "thankful" banner.

Nicole, who threw the lovely Magical Cornish Fairy Affair for her daughter, created these fabulous lollipop topiaries as part of her dessert table.

So you're planning something elegant for Thanksgiving and wanted some FREE Thanksgiving printables to add polish to your table. Well, you are in luck! Lindi from Love the Day, who designed one of our adorable free Halloween printables collections, has now designed this FREE Thanksgiving printables collection just for us to give away! How cool is Lindi?!

There are place cards, food tent cards, food labels/candy labels, straw/cupcake flags, and thank you tags. Take a look at how stylish they are...

I've been so inspired reading about Chris Nease's work with Operation Shower on her blog, that I had to call her up personally to talk to her about it. Chris is the creative mind behind Celebrations at Home, one of my must-read party and entertainment blogs.

Operation Shower is a nonprofit organization that throws baby showers for pregnant or expecting military families. Chris has helped coordinate two showers for them in the DC area along with Amy Belle Isle from Stem Parties, who is Chief Event Organizer. The latest shower was held in October at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and boy did they do a great job!

I saw these Oreo pops in one of the photos of Amy H's awesome Nolan Paper Airlines {First Birthday Party}. First of all, how creative is a paper airplane party? And secondly, how good do these Oreo pops look?

I asked Amy if I could repost the tutorial she did on her blog, Buggie and Jellybean, and she generously agreed. So according to Amy, here's how you make these simple but delicious treats...