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Sunday
07Sep

Candy Bar Scoops

Looking for scoops for your candy buffet? I had the toughest time finding them! Well, look no more, because I have done exhaustive searching, and found these for you! They are cheap, perfectly sized, and cute as well. I ordered 6 of the 3 oz size and 6 of the 5 oz size. Only $1.25 for the small size and $1.60 for the medium size... They looked great!

Website: Primary Shopping.net

Here's a photo of the scoops at our candy buffet! We tied organza ribbon around the handles to match the color scheme...

 

Photo courtesy of Party Perfect.


Thursday
04Sep

Candy Apple Bar

Now that fall is approaching, why not add a taste of the season to your dessert choices? This idea for a candy apple buffet is not only delicious, but so fun and interactive. I created a candy apple buffet at a party last spring, and we provided cute boxes for the finished apples. In fact, no one actually ate the apples at the party! The apples were put into the boxes, names were then written on each box with a Sharpie, and they were set aside until it was time for the guests to leave. The apples were wonderful and delicious favors for the kids and adults to take home. The lovely photo montage below is from the Fall/Winter Issue of Well Wed Magazine via  Inspired Goodness--it gives some wonderful ideas for how to make your candy apple bar look as good as it tastes!


You can find some adorable imprinted candy apple boxes at Custom Labels 4 U! See below for pic:


Plain unimprinted boxes can be found at Sugarcraft:






Wednesday
27Aug

Bat Mitzvah Candlelighting Board


We recently made this candlelighting board for a beautiful Bat Mitzvah! Here's how to make one of your own!
1. Buy large styrofoam sheets at your local craft store (These were approximately 18" x 36"). Spray paint them in whatever color you desire. I used a chrome colored paint for this board. Finish off the edge with a wide ribbon, secured with straight pins.
2. I ordered this lettering from Marlyss, who did a wonderful job!! She sent it to me with the picks already attached in the back.
3. Buy tall dripless tapers for the candles in the back, and press them into the styrofoam. I put a 6" square of mylar beneath each candle before I pushed them into the foam, which creates a metallic looking poof and also would catch any dripping wax.
4. Embellish with anything you wish! We added large swirly pops, poofs of metallic mylar and pink tissue (we added picks to these with a handheld floral pick machine), and some star sprays.

 


Tuesday
26Aug

Candy Buffet Pix!

We just received some preliminary photos of a candy buffet we did a couple of weeks ago, and I wanted to share them with you all! We purchased most of the candy and glassware from Walmart. We purchased some sparkly pink fabric from Joann's, and edged it off to make a beautiful tablecloth. We actually brought over 60 lbs of candy, and it was almost all gone by the end of the evening--the candy buffet was mobbed all night!! If you'd like to see the photos in larger size, check out our Flickr photostream


Photos courtesy of Party Perfect Orlando


Saturday
23Aug

Shopping Centerpieces For Sale!

A friend of mine just had an adorable shopping themed Bat Mitzvah! She has many centerpieces, and if anyone is interested in purchasing them, just contact me and I'll put you in touch with her! She paid almost $2500 for all the decor, but is only asking $500 for the entire set. The centerpieces are located in the Orlando, Florida area. Here are some photos below... If you want to see the pics of every centerpiece, click on the link below to view the Snapfish album:

Centerpiece Snapfish Album