Friday, June 8, 2007

Crafty Friday






I love crafts and all things about being crafty. My friend Kelly, another designer I work with, coined the term "crafty friday" so we'd have something to look forward to during the work week. It all started with Jordan's flower pom-pom's; Kelly wants them for her wedding and I wanted them for Ruby's b'day party. And so, the crafting began. I think they look great - each one seems to get better with practice. For the how-to from Martha, check this out.
I also did goody bags & cupcake flags for the party. Hooray, Ruby is 4!

11 comments:

  1. Hey cousin! I love, love, the pom poms and wanted them for my wedding- but i can't seem to ever get them to poof out right. Ah- practice practice...

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  2. great party, well worth the effort. always as much fun for the big kids too. loved the color combo and the pom poms are so eco friendly (balloons are OUT!)and they looked so festive hanging from the trees. LOVED IT!

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  3. Hello!
    Lovely little party you had there! I spent last weekend making the MS pom poms for an engagement party I hosted. You are right, the more you make the easier (the fluffling) gets.
    *cheers!*

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  4. I like the goody bags, is Rollo one of the childrens names....what a lovely name...but is it for a girl or a boy?

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  5. I sense a fun 4th birthday for everyone. You can be proud.

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  6. Hi Amber, I found out about your blog from Jordan's blog and I must say I love yours too. I love the goodie bags that you made for your daughters birthday. I hope you won't mind if I use the idea for my daughter's 4 year birthday. Can you share what was in the bags ???

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  7. Hi,
    by all means, use the ideas - they're meant to be shared!
    ok, to answer your question about good bags: I just went to the party store & Target and got some cute girly things: a heart shaped notebook and pencil, princess stickers, hair clips, a necklace & bracelet and a whistle shaped like lips. And, since we had a few boys there as well, I had to do some boy items: wristband, flashlight, dinosaurs & a hot-rod car.

    I love party-planning. Can you tell?

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  8. a love all the things you made for the party!

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  9. Hey, what about your hubby Dave, Didn't he make 300 popcorn Balls and BBQ 80 peices of Chicken! Where's the love?

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  10. hey daddio dave... LOVED the chicken & your balls were pretty great too! just sharin' the love.

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