Showing posts with label new years. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new years. Show all posts

Thursday, December 30, 2010

NYE Ball Drop Cupcakes

Oh my goodness!
Have you seen these yet?

made these adorable cupcakes!


They are absolutely genius, brilliant,
adorable and best of all edible!

What a perfect idea!
So playful and festive!
I wish I could whip some up!

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

New Years Eve Glitz and Glam Table

Is everyone ready for your New Years celebrations?
Well, my table is set and ready to go!

I hope that you can find some inspiration in
my Glitz and Glam inspired look.

I started with red chargers
and my white and silver china.


At the top of each plate I place a mini top hat
embellished with a pearl and rinestnoe brouch.
Upon each plate I placed a printout of with the words to
Auld Lang Syne and a little silver bird.
I printed the song from Wedding Style Guide.


Do you have one of these mirrors around the house?




If so, put it down the center of the table like this.
It make the perfect backdrop for parties and shimmers
and shines when you place candles on top.

The centerpiece was inspired by these clocks!



These are actually tree ornaments!
What a fun tree that would make for new years!
I attached them to my candle holders and let them hang.

I added some candles and and some white Christmas balls
to complete the mirror runner.

I plan to use my labels for place settings and
through out the table.


I hope each and everyone of you have the best year in 2011!

New Year Favor

Thank you so much for all of your kind words yesterday
about the NYE printables on my blog, email, and facebook!

I was very honored to have so many nice comments!

I have a cute little favor idea that I saw a year ago on
No Fuss Fabulous.

Cookie Favors!


Give everyone something sweet on their way home
to enjoy after a night of celebrating the new year!

All you need is:
Paper Compact Disc Sleeve
Cookies

They go great with the printable tags!

Monday, December 27, 2010

Natural New Years Eve

I love the glitz and glamour of New Years,
but sometimes less is more.

Check out this table design and decorations
found over at Room Remix.

I am loving the green touches in this design
with an extra pop of purple!

Lovely entry table to welcome your guests.........




Natural elements for the plate chargers.......



Coordinating decorative elements on the mantel
tie in the look throughout the home.



What are you New Years decor colors?

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

DIY Champagne Markers

So, I was trying to come up with a unique idea for the age old
champagne glass charm.
This is what I came up with.
Countdown to New Years!
You know....10....9....8....7....
If you are on a budget after the holidays
this is the perfect DIY project for your New Years parties!
And the best thing is that I didn't spend a dime!
These are plastic champagne glasses
that I had left over from a child's birthday party.
You could use these on glass as well.
You would just need a few dots of
low heat hot glue on the bottom of the glass.
Do not over do the glue though!
I would just use 2 or 3 dots of glue.
Then it peels off nice and easy when you are finished.

What do you need?
1. Pattern scrapbook paper
2. Solid colored paper
3. Champagne glasses
4. Numbered stickers

What do you do?

1. Using the bottom of the glass as your template
draw a circle around the bottom of the glass
onto your patterned paper
3. Cut out the circles
(you will get 12 circle from a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet)
4. Cut circles on solid paper with
a 1 7/16" hole punch
5. Attach the numbered stickers
on each solid circle punch.
6. Glue the solid circle to the right
outside edge of the patterned paper.
7. Place the circle inside the bottom of the
champagne glass.

Note: If using a plastic champagne glass
the paper fits right inside without glue.
If you are using glass you will need glue
as stated above.

Monday, December 28, 2009


Looking for a fun favor to send home with your
guests on New Years?
Check out these cookies labeled....
Midnight snack
from No Fuss Fabulous!
Simply take a CD sleeve
add a large cookie.
Then attach this very cute note!
Find the download here!

Pin it!