Here are a few recent zipper pouches I have made. These are all available in my Etsy store.
Showing posts with label Summer theme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer theme. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 1
Thursday, June 30
BBQ anyone
Wednesday, June 8
Luau Party

It was hectic during the party and sadly this is the only picture I got of the food table. All the food was not out yet and now I notice the pineapple upside down cake was still covered and I cut off the flamingo's (centerpiece) head. Oh well, I think you will get the general idea.
One of my favorite things on the table is this swimming pool & jacuzzi chip and dip set and a pair of Micaela's flip flops from when she was a baby. I purchased the flip flops (and a matching swim suit) when I was pregnant and I remember when she was 3 months old and her feet were still too small for them. Now at six she has giant feet and I am reminded of how much she is grown!
The flip flop plates on the table are plastic and a perfect size for little girls. I've had them for several years and love using them over and over without creating litter for the landfills.
Here is a close up of the flip flop cookies I decorated. These are Nutter Butter cookies with the thong piped in with icing. So cute and easy to make. I can't take credit for the idea, I found it on this blog: http://alittleloveliness.blogspot.com/2009/05/if-shoe-cookie-fits.html.

Here's a picture of the back yard. Not everything is blooming because it's been so darn hot and windy but I still love our big flower bed. 

The activities during the party included lots of beach themed music and of course-- Hula Hoops!
Fruity drinks with little umbrellas. I wasn't going to go the margarita glass route but when I found these that came apart and nested, I decided they were worth the investment. The girls loved them because they were like adult glasses and they were pink. We'll reuse these year after year...

The Limbo--

A Flamingo Pinata.
I searched high and low at many stores all over Dallas and never found a Flip Flop Pinata. After the 5th store a couple of days before the party, I settled for a pink flamingo. I just didn't want a bunch of cute little girls "beating the guts out of a flamingo" but my 6 year old assured me, it would be okay because the flamingo "was not alive!"

Towards the end I gave each girl a bottle of bubbles and they blew bubbles.
All in all it was a great party and we look forward to making it an annual tradition. A video of the actual party is in the blog post below. Thanks for stopping by...
Linking to
Between Naps on the Porch http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/2011/06/summertime-beach-tablescape-welcome-to.html
A Stroll Thru Life http://astrollthrulife.blogspot.com/2011/06/68th-table-top-tuesday.html
Tuesday, June 7
Luau Party
We hosted a Luau Party over the weekend, here's a little video with some of the highlights!
Wednesday, August 6
Flip Flop Card
Today was my boss's last day at work. She was responsible for most of the water conservation efforts of the city. She's did not leave to pursue another opportunity, only to stay home and relax because she's got some health issues. I thought it would be fun to make a flip flop card because what could be more relaxing than flip flops in the summer. We ended up making the theme of her party summer pool type stuff. (Read the next post to see the cute cake I had made for her)
Here's the front of the card. I purchased the ribbon in a spool a couple of years ago at JoAnn, I love how a simple knot looks on the card. I used the Cuttlebug for the Yo Yo Yellow dotted background.
Here's the inside of the card, the alphabet was the retired Whimsical Letters and the chair and Umbrella is from Sparkling Summer also retired.
Recipe: Tempting Turquois, Pink Passion, Yo Yo Yellow card stock & markers.
Here's the front of the card. I purchased the ribbon in a spool a couple of years ago at JoAnn, I love how a simple knot looks on the card. I used the Cuttlebug for the Yo Yo Yellow dotted background.


Flip Flop Cake
This was the cake I had made for my boss's going away party. Originally I was going to try to do it myself but with company here and us trying to leave town, I decided my friend Traci would do a much better job. I got the original idea from the Betty Crocker website, they have a video tutorial on how to make it and many others.


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