Sunday, January 27, 2013

DIY Hurricane and moss balls

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I have always loved the look of glass hurricanes and moss balls and today I will show you how to make them yourself ... and a much less expensive way!



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Kitchen decor ideas

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Hi,

I just had to share one of my favorite "pinterest ideas" with you. I recently pinned a suggestion to use a plate holder as a cookbook holder. Why hadn't I ever thought of that?



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Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Free Printable via Eighteen25

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Hello everyone! This is Cally, Cassie's sister making a quick guest post. :) I recently found this free printable thanks to eighteen25. I love how it looks in my apartment so I thought I would share this picture and the link where I found it! They have it in many different colors.  Once I downloaded it to my computer, I uploaded it to the Walmart website and printed it as a 8x10, (not glossy) for $2.84.  :)
  The post to download this printable is found here. 

-Cally

Thursday, January 17, 2013

DIY Oh $h!t K!t Wedding Favors

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I'm sharing the emergency kits that I made for all of the guests that attended my destination wedding in Jamaica. I came up with the idea from bestdestinationwedding.com and become fond of the name Oh $h!t K!t :) I put these into the Destination Wedding Welcome Bags that I gave my guests, click the link to see how I made those.



{Texas Craft House} Oh $h!t K!t
{Texas Craft House} Oh $h!t K!t


DIY Glass Sand Jars Wedding Favors

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{Texas Craft House} Glass Sand Jar Wedding FavorsMy husband proposed to me in Mexico using a spice jar that I had emptied and packed to bring sand home in. We chose to have a sand ceremony the evening before our wedding with our guests so that they could all take a glass jar of sand home from Jamaica to remember their trip and our wedding. It was fun to be able to share the story of our engagement with our guests and then give them a memory of their own with a glass jar full of sand.


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DIY Pashmina Tags for Wedding Favors

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Hello!! Today I'm sharing the easiest craft I did for my destination wedding. I gave these pashminas to the ladies that were attending my wedding and put them in their Destination Wedding Welcome Bags. I found the idea to give a pashmina on bestdestinationwedding.com as well as the verbiage "To have and to hold and keep you from cold". This was super easy to do and tied in beautifully with the theme. I found the pashminas on Ebay for $4.99 each! 


  {Texas Craft House} Pashmina Destination Wedding Favors{Texas Craft House} Destination Wedding Welcome Bags 

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DIY Personalized Tumblers

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Today I'm sharing the personalized tumblers that I made for my destination wedding guests. I put these inside of their Welcome Bags that I made and was surprised by how much my guests loved these, my dad is still using his years after our wedding. I got the idea for this from a past vacation my husband and I took, I read many reviews and found that bringing a large cup that keeps drinks cold is a commodity at all inclusive resorts and quickly went out to buy some Tervis'. For my wedding I wanted guests to be able to use something that would have them stand out as being part of our wedding party and to be a fun reminder of their trip. If you want to learn how to do this yourself visit our new blog and click the link below! 


{Texas Craft House} Using the Cricut to Personalize Tumbler
   

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Monday, January 14, 2013

Cottonball Wreath DIY

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I came home from school (I teach kindergarten) and was ready to craft! :) I went to Michael's craft store yesterday wanting to make a wreath. After searching Pinterest for winter wreaths I found this great idea for a 'snow' themed wreath using cotton balls. Apparently these are really popular but I have never seen one! The original poster has some great pictures of her finished product. I couldn't find any instructions so I just 'wung it.' :) Here is a link to the post. The blogger's name is Kristen and she has many cute crafts and decor ideas for your home as well as some pictures of fun vacation adventures.




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Monday, January 7, 2013

DIY Destination Wedding Welcome Bags

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Hello Everyone!! I had my destination wedding in Jamaica in July 2012 and wanted to share all of the fun things that I crafted for the wedding and for the guests that attended. I worked really hard tying in all of the little beach themed ideas for my wedding to get the impact I wanted. I have several posts that I'll still be adding as well as converting from the old blog. I promised myself that I will get all wedding crafts blogged this year! So today I wanted to share the Welcome Bags that I made for my guests. We were very blessed to have over 20 people paying their own way to attend our destination wedding! I wanted to be able to give them a token of my appreciation as well as something they could keep forever and remember our trip. 


Here is a list of some of things I included in the Welcome Bags and links to how I made them!



{Texas Craft House} Destination Wedding Welcome Bags


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