Design by my 6 year old......Love it when they have an idea and want to create it.
I started with a square found the center of the paper
folded opposite ends into the center of the square together. 
Then did the same thing with the other two ends to create an envelope. All the important party info was inside the envelope.
I started with a square found the center of the paper
folded opposite ends into the center of the square together. 
Then did the same thing with the other two ends to create an envelope. All the important party info was inside the envelope.
added a circle and a cute stamp to the center on the front.
My daughter is turning 6 this year and since this is her first year in school she gets a friend birthday party. My husband & I decided early on that we didn't want to give birthday parties every year since we have 4 children. So we decided that the kids get a party their first year in school, when they turn 8, and 12, and 16....worked out well so far. On the other birthdays we have a family party and they get to decided where/what to eat and we have a mini party but just family. WE LOVE IT!
Picked out cute ribbon to give the 
Picked matching colors and cut the tulle into strips large 8 X (36 inches long) and small 8 x (24 inches long)
Pull tight to make a knot around the elastic
repeat. I made a pattern light pink, white, dark pink and added ribbon when I wanted more color (Same way I added the tulle. It was done at the same time)
Then found this and had to make a dream come true for two 
I didn't decorate their cribs when they were babies but loved the unusual quilt look. Not the normal square pattern.....SO I came up with my own design. 
They are the same pattern but different fabric in the squares/rectangles so both quilts are different but similar.
Went old school on the back....Brown twin sheet and tied with ribbon.
Left over scraps of the fabric made each of the pillows. 
No longer a little girls room but not quite a teen, thank goodness!
I leave the bags in the back of my car and love that they all fit into one bag.
For a while I've come home from the geocery store with produce and think why have I not changed to reusable bags for them too? So I started looking for something I could use and found these mesh bags. Well since they where only a $1 (4 in the pack making them .25 each) happen to found a local dollar store. I thought I'd give these a try.
Light weight with a draw string.
I think they will be perfect and if they don't hold up well it was only a $1.
There are 80 cards in the deck from a Great Dalmuti going up to Peasants and 2 jesters (wild cards). The cards go as followed there are 1 #1 card - great dalmuti, 2 #2 cards of the Archbishop, and so forth up to 12 #12 cards of the peasant. 
When the game is started each person is in a position of rank, from great Dalmuti down to Peasant or peon. The game is played in rounds with the top person playing the first set of cards, which is there choice. example- 5 Peasants cards are played, therefore each person has to play 5 of the same cards (if it happens to be five #8 or five #7). Every time a person plays it either has to be the same card or smaller. If they can not play then they have to pass until a new round is started. Then the round continues until the lowest number on the card is played or everyone has passed until 1 person is left, then a new round is started. 
you can use parchment paper or wax paper. Spray the pan as you would normally. 
Take the strip of parchment or wax paper and fold into thirds in the center of the paper making it small enough to fit in the pan. 
Lay the parchment/wax paper in the loaf pan and spray with Pam (or which ever you use), pour batter over the paper.
When the bread is done let it cool as recipe would require then lift the paper handles up and pull the bread out. Sometimes you may need to take a knife on the area where the bread is touching the pan and separate it. 
And there you go.....easy!
Plus clean up is nothing. Now go and try it the 
