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Kristen and Missy from Sweetly Chic Events & Designs are back with another cool DIY... Halloween-inspired tissue paper pom pom cake toppers to decorate your Halloween cakes! 

Cake toppers are a fun, inexpensive and easy way to take a basic cake from boring to beautiful without breaking the bank! These frilly and fun pom pom cake toppers can be personalized by using different colors and patterns!

These ghost and Frankenstein Halloween white chocolate covered pretzels were so fun to make, and I loved how they turned out! These would be perfect to serve at your upcoming Halloween parties.

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Frozen birthday parties are so popular right now. Below I'm sharing twelve awesome Frozen birthday cakes from parties on our site. If you are planning a Frozen party, I hope these cakes inspire you! (Click on the link or image to see the party the cake comes from.)

1. From Meghan's 4th Birthday

If you're planning a fall party, check out this useful and pretty fall wine glass marker DIY Virginie, from That Cute Little Cake put together for us. Now everyone will know whose wine glass is whose. I'm always so grateful when a host has glass markers!

I love fall and it's mainly due to the beautiful colors of the trees. It is a great time for a family gathering or simply for inviting friends around.

Here's a delicious and easy peppermint bark recipe from Shauna at Ella and Annie Magazine that is a fun treat to serve at your holiday parties or as part of a Christmas gift basket!

With the holidays fast approaching, I am getting all my recipes in order for our gift baskets. Ever since I was a little girl I have watched my mother bake. Christmas time for our family is a special time of year. We bake. We bake for family and friends.

 Shauna Krantz, our new contributor, and the brains behind the beautiful Ella and Annie Magazine, is here with a great shabby chic ruffled wreath DIY for fall. Take it away, Shauna...

I am so excited to have created this ruffled wreath tutorial for Catch My Party! The original inspiration came from the AO at Home blog. Beautiful tutorial, however, I like a few more step-by-step details when I’m following a tutorial, so I thought I would create my own for you!