So the whole point of my Pinterest party was to have a few of my favorite people join together and create a crafty project. While one of my favorite parts was making preparations for the party, I also thoroughly enjoyed the fellowship with great friends.Here is the craft the guests elected to recreate:
Remember this photo booth frame I made? Oh, and these fun props, too? I was actually impressed with how well everything went together.
Oh my gosh. I had seen SO many awesome ideas for this on Pinterest, and I could not wait to make my own. Mimosas are one of my favorite ways to kick off the weekend morning, and I couldn't wait to share one (or two) with friends. :)
If you've ever thrown a party before, you know preparing for it is the most time-consuming part...more specifically, setting up the tables and chairs. The case was no different for me as I put together the table and chair decorations with A LOT of help from my sweet Hubs, sister and brother-in-law (Thanks guys!).
I will be the first to admit I am not a fan of yogurt. But, with the right ingredients, you can flip anyone into a yogurt lover.This is another one of those things where you can quickly become overwhelmed with ideas. If you just stick to the basics--fresh fruit and granola--you should be good. However, I like mine more on the unhealthier side, so I may have added something a little different. :)
I LOVE popcorn. Cotton candy...not so much. But, the colors seemed to go so well with everything else, I thought, "Why not?" Plus, it made for a perfect parting favor for my guests.
In keeping along with the vintage theme, I had the invites printed by a local printer on simple glossy cardstock paper and added a unique touch to each one. A lot of the burlap and lace trims I used were left over from previous projects (like the Save-the-Dates and plastic cups). Here's how they turned out:
I am SO excited to have a vintage photo booth at my Pinterest Party in a couple of months! Over the weekend, I spent some time making more props for it, and they turned out GREAT!Thanks to these wonderful---and FREE---print-outs I was able to easily make my own using some durable foam felt boards and dowels from Hobby Lobby. Such an inexpensive project! I love it!
So a few weeks ago, I found these frames from Hobby Lobby for $1.80 each. I had seen this idea on Pinterest and decided to copy it using colors and accents that will match my decor.
I grabbed my can of Krylon Glitter Blast spray paint and went to work. I love the burlap bow...too easy!
What do you think?
I grabbed my can of Krylon Glitter Blast spray paint and went to work. I love the burlap bow...too easy!
What do you think?
These are still a work in progress as of this morning, but I am just so excited to show you how I've taken plastic cups from Dollar Tree and given them new life!
These may be my favorite creations yet simply because of the variety. There are no two the same, and I simply used the same little flowers and buttons as I did on my Save-the-Dates. I also made paper sleeves for a few and used raffia, lace and ribbon to accent them.
These may be my favorite creations yet simply because of the variety. There are no two the same, and I simply used the same little flowers and buttons as I did on my Save-the-Dates. I also made paper sleeves for a few and used raffia, lace and ribbon to accent them.
So the Save-the-Dates for my Pinterest Party went out last week and I've had quite a few people ask me what it is. It's fun seeing them get almost as excited as I am. JI know September 21 will get here before I know it, so I am slowly but surely hand-crafting different things for it. Last week, Pinterest inspired me to make a DIY photo booth, so I made my first vintage prop for it using things I already had. This past weekend, I ran across these pins which inspired me to make my own utensil holders:
If you checked out last week's Pinterest Party post, you know the style and feel I am trying to achieve for my beginning-of-fall party and brunch. Well, over the last few days, I also found another neat addition: a vintage photo booth! Of course Pinterest had TONS of great ideas, and since I am all about saving money and not having to buy new, I immediately began thinking about things I could use from around the house. Enter this wonderful rustic wood frame with no glass and no backing for only $15 from Hobby Lobby. A few embellishments later and you have...





