Ready to POP Baby Shower

Over the weekend I threw a baby shower for my amazing sister. While poking around on Pinterest for inspiration I decided on the popular theme "Ready to Pop!"

You can purchase this party kit at my etsy shop here.

These little pink cakes were a cinch to make with my Wilton silicone brownie bites pan

What would this shower be without some food that "POPS"? I filled these popcorn boxes I cut out using my Silhouette CAMEO with my favorite caramel corn recipe 

When I decided on the theme the first things that came to mind were pop rocks and blow pop suckers so I came up with these little favors.

I hope you were able to find a little inspiration here for your own party. Have fun!

Remember, you can purchase this party kit at my etsy shop here.

Baby Shower in the Works

I just sent out invitations for my sister's upcoming baby shower. Check back for updates!

You can purchase this party kit at my etsy shop here.

4th of July

My husband and I were excited to host a Fourth of July bbq for our family this year.

Here are some photos from the party.

The framed American flag was a very easy and inexpensive project I did last minute before the party. I got a frame on sale at Michaels for about $5 and the flag for less than $1

I found these great little star dishes in the candle holder and vases aisle at Wal-Mart for $1.50 each. They made perfect candy dishes (I have since found the same star dishes at Dollar Tree).

I wrapped patriotic paper around tin cans and threw in some fabric daisies I had lying around the house for an almost free centerpiece.

A few weeks before the party I started saving paper towel and toilet paper rolls to make these little rockets. Scrapbook paper and ribbon are all it takes.

Before the party I went grocery shopping with my mom for the food and drinks. She couldn't help but tease me about buying only drinks that came in a red or blue can. I can't help myself! I need cohesiveness throughout the entire setup.

Three inexpensive picture frames, a 99 cent bandana and some wooden letter cutouts from the craft store made this easy project under $10.00

I used my vinyl cutter to make new labels for the water bottles. I also love the red and white Kikkerland  paper straws.

Chocolate stars adorned our cupcakes

Nothing screams summer more to me than homemade strawberry ice cream