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Who doesn't love baker's twine? Well, now if you don't have any, you can make your own. I found this great tutorial on the beautiful blog House of Earnest and had to share it. It's simple! You just need some string and markers. That's it! Take a look...

Meredith at MJ Paperie designed these exclusive "Hoppy Easter" printables for us and I'm so excited to give them away! These printables are so versatile, they'll work great at a traditional Easter celebration or a kid-friendly egg-dying party.

The collection includes: an invitation, party circles, favor tags, cupcake wrappers, blank tented cards, food tented cards, a menu card, and a "Hoppy Easter" banner.

My husband is really excited about baseball season starting, so I thought it would be fun to try my hand at baking homemade pretzels.

I love hot pretzels, especially when paired with a good dipping sauce (like the spicy Gruyère and creamy Nutella recipes I've included below). Honestly, what could be better than enjoying a hot pretzel and a cold beer while watching baseball?

Melissa Newell from My Party Passion knows her way around a budget party. She's added 42 fantastic parties to our site so far. Because of her expertise, I've invited her to be our new budget party contributor. Welcome, Melissa!

Melissa is a big fan of the dollar store. So below are her:

I saw a tutorial on Corrina Wraps on how to make washi tape twist ties and had to try it. Turns they are super easy, you can finish them in minutes, and what a great way to tie up gift and favors. I will definitely be doing this in the future.

Supplies:

Jen at Evanssays, be sweet created this adorable school bus cake pop tutorial as a great back to school treat. What kids wouldn't want to sink their into this as they come off the bus that first day?