Menu board

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This craft uses a galvanized metal sheet and circuit vinyl to make a menu board. I love the look of it and how easy it us to use with an expo marker. We attached it with double sided tape (duck tape brand)... but if you are wanting to take the board on and off I suggest attaching magnets to the back instead.

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Closet Space Saver

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Every year I try to tackle spaces in my house that are not organized and for some reason the new year always sparks my need to clean. Check out our new blog to see how I tackled closet clutter in my master closet!
 

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Red, White and Blue Trifle

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Hi!!

I wanted to share my favorite dessert for the summer and of course Memorial Day and Fourth of July!



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Cute Thank You Gift Bouquet

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Hi Everyone!! Were you looking for a more girly version of our Man Bouquet? A friend recently made me this cute gift bouquet as a thank you and I had to share it!!



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Gender Reveal!

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I'm so excited to share my friend's gender reveal from this weekend!!! Here's the cute backstory: her hubby is a firefighter and proposed to her with a big banner on a fire truck so this genius gender reveal shouldn't surprise you!

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<3 Elisabeth

DIY Money Lei

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In the spirit of graduation I wanted to share this money lei I made for my hubby's cousin. I wasn't sure what to get him, but thought a gift card just wasn't enough. I found this money lei idea on Pinterest and used the directions from here only with less bills and papers.

Supplies:

$20 in ones

White computer paper (20 cut to bill size)

Glue dots

Ribbon

Hot glue gun

The concept behind making the pinwheels is super easy, just a little bit tedious. I followed the step by step instructions from the site and enlisted the help of a few people to fold the bills while I glued. The white pinwheels turned out great and were very sturdy with the hot glue, the bills however did not want to stay together with the glue dots, I'm not sure what medium would have been better to keep it all together. I still love how it turned out and just how happy the grad is with his lei!

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<3 Elisabeth

DIY Graduation Caps

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My sister graduated from high school last year and asked for my help to decorate her cap! She is going to school for nursing and wanted to use that theme. She came to me with a cute idea that she had found on Pinterest where a stethoscope is shaped like a heart.

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