Pink Design BLOG. Baby shower. DIY: Candy Buffet Lollipop Displays. I had a lot of fun with the lollipop displays for last month’s Berry Sweet Baby Shower and wanted to share the DIY info with you because this concept translates so well to ANY color palette or occasion – they’d even work well for holiday parties!
Added bonus: the lollipops double as take-home party favors. Pictured above is the “YUM Lollipop Display” and below is “Sweet Baby Girl Trio“. DIY details for both displays are below, along with downloadable versions of the tags. Enjoy! ••• YUM Lollipop Display ••• You’ll Need: • rectangular planter/vase (such as this one) • craft styrofoam • Pinwheel Lollipops • YUM Tags • 2.5″ Circle Craft Punch or other circle cutter • red m&ms (available at Michaels or online) – or a similar candy • hot glue gun Optional Vase Embellishments (as pictured here): • Rectangle Mod PVC Curtain (8 rectangles from one strand) • ribbon • craft rhinestones.
Pinwheels & Pom Poms. I’m totally swooning over this new Real Party!
It’s a super-stylish, intimate baby shower brunch featuring adorable pinwheels, festive tissue poms, fabulous paper patterns, and a fresh & colorful palette of yellows, greens, browns and blues. The 3-dimensional invitations are also ridiculously amazing! And added bonus for us – you can find the entire DIY Tutorial for the pretty pinwheels featured in the invites right here on Style Me Pretty! Read on for TONS of gorgeous pics and all the party details, as told by hostesses Kari Herer, Christina Wnek, and Pam Albert… “Our pregnant friend Tracy is on bed rest and so we wanted to do something extra special and over the top in celebration of her and her “little peanut”. The invitation started the whole thing off – it was a really small shower (just 8 people) giving us time to create something that we wouldn’t have been able to for a larger number of people.
From there our theme was born: Pinwheels and Pom Poms! Bunny Fold for Napkins - Martha Stewart Holiday & Seasonal Crafts. Kelli Anderson. Great Invitation Websites.
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Kitten posted about the much-loved aqua and poppy color combination, I’ve had a hankering to play with these shades. (source) So, while the biscotti baked, I set to work on the labels and packaging I’d planned out. To make these, your DIY stash should include: Colored card stock — I opted for red, dipping into my supply of “bold brights” purchased from Stampin’ Up! And here’s the step-by-step: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. To read the original post, click HERE. 428 posts Helper bee Where would one find a ribbon stitch hole punch? 41 posts Newbee i just purchased one (ribbon punch) at the joann’s and am dying to use it! Thanks! 14 posts these look professionaly done! 3303 posts Sugar bee Eep I hope they still make those punches! 3 posts Wannabee You can get the punches at most any Michaels or Hobby Lobby Great job!
In the throes of Party Planning.