These rice krispie chicken wings from Party Pinching will be the perfect surprise! I love the green licorice used in place of the celery-it is the perfect touch!
What are you tricks are you playing tomorrow?
Saturday, March 31, 2012
April Fool's Treats
I love surprising the boys with fun treats for April Fool's Day. Tomorrow, I want to make them pizza & wings for dessert. This pizza cookie from Sugarbelle looks so yummy!
These rice krispie chicken wings from Party Pinching will be the perfect surprise! I love the green licorice used in place of the celery-it is the perfect touch!
What are you tricks are you playing tomorrow?
These rice krispie chicken wings from Party Pinching will be the perfect surprise! I love the green licorice used in place of the celery-it is the perfect touch!
What are you tricks are you playing tomorrow?
Friday, March 30, 2012
How To Make Your Own Beverage Basket
I don't know about you I do not like to look at a cooler at a party. For me, coolers are for camping. I saw this rattan basket beverage cooler & loved the look of it but not for $99. I then thought to myself, why don't I just make my own?
I went to Target yesterday and found this cute Smith & Hawken basket on sale for $24.99. It has a large capacity & cute chalkboard tag so I picked it up.
I then went over & found this plastic tub for $4.99. They come in several fun colors but I selected black because I wanted the liner not to be the focus.
I then placed the liner inside the basket & it was a perfect fit. I like the rubber/plastic because it holds all the moisture in, leaving no condensation on the basket.
I then filled it with ice, drinks & we were ready to PARTY! I forgot to buy chalk but I added a few stickers to the tag for fun!
This DIY project cost me only $30 with a savings of $69! AND the best part is, I like my basket better! The handles make it easier to carry & it has double the amount of space as the expensive version!
Linked to: Celebrations at Home
I went to Target yesterday and found this cute Smith & Hawken basket on sale for $24.99. It has a large capacity & cute chalkboard tag so I picked it up.
I then went over & found this plastic tub for $4.99. They come in several fun colors but I selected black because I wanted the liner not to be the focus.
I then placed the liner inside the basket & it was a perfect fit. I like the rubber/plastic because it holds all the moisture in, leaving no condensation on the basket.
I then filled it with ice, drinks & we were ready to PARTY! I forgot to buy chalk but I added a few stickers to the tag for fun!
This DIY project cost me only $30 with a savings of $69! AND the best part is, I like my basket better! The handles make it easier to carry & it has double the amount of space as the expensive version!
Linked to: Celebrations at Home
Monday, March 12, 2012
Lucky Limeade Pops
For St. Patty's Day, I wanted to create an adult version of those yummy frozen pops we all loved as children. I knew I wanted to use Adult Limeade as the base because ONE: it's super delicious and TWO: it's green! Adult Limeade is made with 100% agave reposado tequila, sweet agave nectar and all natural tart lime flavor ( basically, one of the best margaritas you ever had)!
To make my Lucky Limeade Pops, I simply mixed equal portions of Adult Limeade and Minute Maid Limeade. I poured them into plastic bags & placed them upright in a container & froze them overnight.
I also made Midori Limeade pops which are the darker green pops pictured. I followed the same recipe but added a shot of Midori. To serve, you can simply eat them as you would a regular ice pop or insert a straw to sip on the icy goodness. To make it even cuter, add these free St. Patty's Day printables from Tom Kat Studio.
My next Limeade flavors I want to try are Pomegranate Limeade & Cherry Limeade! I will let you know how they turn out!
To make my Lucky Limeade Pops, I simply mixed equal portions of Adult Limeade and Minute Maid Limeade. I poured them into plastic bags & placed them upright in a container & froze them overnight.
I also made Midori Limeade pops which are the darker green pops pictured. I followed the same recipe but added a shot of Midori. To serve, you can simply eat them as you would a regular ice pop or insert a straw to sip on the icy goodness. To make it even cuter, add these free St. Patty's Day printables from Tom Kat Studio.
My next Limeade flavors I want to try are Pomegranate Limeade & Cherry Limeade! I will let you know how they turn out!
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Billiard Room
Not that I am getting a huge response to my interior design projects but a few of you have asked to see what I am working on. This billiard room is part of the large design residential project.
I am in love with the croc panels...
I am in love with the croc panels...
Monday, March 5, 2012
Home Theater
Besides the GlamLounge feature in The 202 Magazine, my clients billiard room I designed was also in the same article. I love the masculine tones of the room with the rich dark woods & wall panels with nailhead trim.
To see additional photos of the space, you can visit my FB page here.
To see additional photos of the space, you can visit my FB page here.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
GlamLounge Design Feature
Guess what? My GlamLounge I have been working on was just featured in The 202 Magazine!
You know I am bringing sexy back right?
I have to tell you, this is my new favorite project! It was so much fun to work on, client is an absolute dream to work with & we love the way it turned out!
For the complete article in the March issue, click here.
You know I am bringing sexy back right?
I have to tell you, this is my new favorite project! It was so much fun to work on, client is an absolute dream to work with & we love the way it turned out!
For the complete article in the March issue, click here.
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