March 2010

Monday, March 1, 2010

Product Love: "I am not a paper cup..."


$20.00
Double walled; thermal porcelain cup with silicone top. Eco-friendly and reusable. Dishwasher safe.

Dimensions: 3.5" diameter; 6" tall

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Monday, August 10, 2009

Summer Crafts Contest

Show Martha Stewart your best summer crafts for a chance to win a Martha Stewart Crafts Butterfly Tissue Paper Pom-Pom Kit.


Visit MarthaStewart.com and upload a picture of your best summer craft!

Deadline: August 31st, 2009

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Handmade Party Favors

I love this list of Handmade Party Favors put together by Martha Stewart Crafts. Just a few of my personal favorites are:

{town house gift boxes}

{paper candy cones}


{tea and cookies}


{striped favor boxes}

You can shop Martha Stewart Crafts and more at ScrappyTime.com!

Posted By: Nichole

Monday, August 3, 2009

ScrappyTime.com Giveaway!

Spend $20 at ScrappyTime.com and receive a free reusable tote bag!

Sunday, August 2, 2009

The Perfect Jar: The Mason Jar


Mason jars have been my new favorite thing. They remind me of baking soda because their uses are endless! Lately I have been using them to drink out of and I swear they even make my water look fancy. Mason jars add a nice touch to everything with little effort. I was thinking about how many things me and my family have done with mason jars and I had to put them all together into one post. Many of these ideas are referenced on my sister's blog, Melissa's Greetings. She is much better about documenting all of the fabulous crafts that we do in ourspare time.

{Our table at Christmas. The centerpieces are clear mason jars with paper snowflakes in them.}

{My sister made a small mason jar lamp.}

{Centerpieces at my sister's wedding.}

My brother in law even engineered his very own firefly lights and captured them in mason jars! Wisegeek.com has an article on more great uses for mason jars. I also loved this tip from simplyrecipes.com about how many, if not most, blenders can be used with a standard or wide-mouthed mason jar.

Posted By: Nichole
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