Easy Entertaining for Everyday Celebrations
Guys, I’m kind of obsessed with today’s DIY post.
I know I’m a bit biased, but these little party hats are just the cutest. Yes, they are a little silly, but the cuteness factor definitely surpasses everything else.
I may have worn this around for most of the afternoon. And danced. Just a little bit.
If you happen to live in Utah, you’ll probably catch me sporting one of these DIY sombrero headbands around on Cinco de Mayo. I can’t seem to get enough of em’.
I find that you’re either a sweet or a salt person. No, not personality wise…I’m talking snacks. Snacks are my love language. People have given me the nickname “snack time” in the past. I don’t mess around with this subject.
I also happen to be obsessed with sugar, but I think everyone else in my family prefers salt. All the better for me, since I don’t have to hide my Oreos and Little Debbie snack cakes behind the cereal and flour in our pantry.
Anytime a bag of chips is opened in our house, they seem to be inhaled eaten before I can blink. Do you guys have the same problem?
Can you guys believe that May is right around the corner? Where on earth did April go?!
Cinco de Mayo is just about two weeks away. Holy frijole! (See, I’m already in the mood).
Usually, when I plan a get together they tend to take a turn from “small and intimate” to “over the top” before long. Go hard or go homeless, right? (That’s what I tell myself anyways. Thanks to E-40 and Big Sean for the tip).
Invitations are always the first thing that your guests see. It can get people super excited and looking forward to your soiree. They also happen to be the first place that I like to set the tone about what’s to come.
A traditional paper invite always has it’s place, but why not make your invites a little more fun?
Today is national pineapple upside down cake day!
Normally, I’m not into the traditional pineapple cake, so instead, I decided to turn a traditional dessert on it’s head and make something different and a little more fun, but using all of the same flavors.
What did I make….?
After reading today’s post you’re either going to love me or hate me. (Eh, it happens).
I’m sharing a (very) easy project today about how to make your very own DIY gilded succulents.
This is when all of the true green-thumbers out there are starting to cringe. Gilded succulents? PAINTED succulents?!
Yes!
But first, I’m going to give you guys a little biology lesson so that you do it the right way and not the wrong way!
It’s tax day!
If you are anything like me, you have an appointment at your accountant’s office this afternoon.
Waiting until the last minute…? You could say that. I just like procrastinating adrenaline. Yep…that’s it.
Hopefully, you have a nice little deposit headed to your bank account soon, but, if not, you can help yourself feel a little bit better by making these DIY chocolate gems instead. They might not be a hefty cash payment from the government, but they are covered in edible gold dust. That’s gotta count for something.
Just in case you missed it, I shared this awesome recipe for Blackberry Jalapeño Margaritas earlier this week. (Go check them out, if you haven’t yet. They are seriously so yummy!)
Today, I’m sharing the EASIEST (no, really, the easiest) way to jazz up your glasses to serve these bad boys in.
You only need 3 things to make these DIY cactus glasses and you can do it all for about $4! Crazy, right?!
Easter is over and we’re heading into the meaty part of April (yeah, I said meaty…it just sounded good) and you know what that means…Cinco De Mayo is our next holiday and it happens to be right around the corner!
Cinco de Mayo is definitely a fun holiday and if you’re as excited about it as I am, you’ll be jazzed about today’s post.