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Wanessa from WCC Designs is back with this boy-themed photo backdrop DIY. Take a look at how cool it is!

The idea behind these photo backdrops was to bring some element of skate parks to my big boy's skateboard party. The inspiration was the wired fences you see at skate parks, and I used it to hang pictures of his past birthdays. This photo backdrops got lots of attention at the party!

Here's a quick and easy DIY I found on Studio DIY to make a vertical rainbow garland.

Stay cool with these five Labor Day dessert and drink ideas!

Make ice cold popsicles the star of the show like at this Summer Popsicle Party by Danielle Belleza E Luce.

I saw a photo of the amazing carnival the kids in Jenny Dixon's neighborhood put together, and I was so impressed, I asked Jenny, from Craft That Party, to write about it. I  love when neighborhoods come together to do something great (something bigger than its individual parts), and that's definitely what happened here. Here's how Jenny describes it...

As the summer winds down, the children in my neighborhood start practicing their routines for a very special show. The Kids' Circus has been performed in two adjoining backyards for the last four years. To celebrate the 5th anniversary, the kids wanted to make the event bigger and better than ever.

Denise, owner and party stylist of Simply Create Designs, is here with another awesome DIY! She's showing us how to make a reusable chalkboard fabric banner. Cool idea, Denise!

Chalkboard banners have become extremely popular. I recently discovered chalkboard fabric at my local craft store. The fabric is perfect to create chalkboard banners for any occasion, photo props or even home decor!

I couldn't decide between the gorgeous cookies and the gorgeous cupcakes at Sarah T's Surf's Up Birthday Party, so I'm including both as our Dessert of the Week.  I think they are both clever and cute. Any preference?