All you need is right here
Athens mini fillo shells (I use two packs)
Smuckers boysenberry syrup (yeah, the stuff for pancakes)
Peach sherbet
Cool Whip
Raspberries
I fill the shell most of the way with the sherbet. Easier if it's softened..


So then you flip your little invite over and you get this.
I know I already asked you not to call the Humane Society, but let's not call child services either when I tell you that to get him to cry we may have told him he had to go to bed while the other kids were playing. My friend's idea-not mine, of course. It's art, it's serious, it's a 3-year old's birthday party. So don't judge me.
These will go out with the little party favors that I got from http://www.beau-coup.com/. I thought the mini gumballs were so cute! I always love filling little bags, but this year I'm going simple and just doing one take home thing.





The Gem Festival comes every three months, so if ya wanna go in June, I'll see you there!

Anyway.. super easy to put on, and they stayed on great for at least a week. I pulled them off to try new ones. I did have to coat them with clear nail polish every now and then to keep them looking ship-shape. And, on a frugal note, I cut the strips in half so that I could get double use out of the pack. Frugal? Or is that ghetto? It reminds me of the time I was in high school and a particularily rude guy caught me applying the magazine perfume sample onto my wrist. This guy referred to me as ghetto then, and I think cutting them in half may be in the same category. Just sayin'
Sorry about the dorky pics... I was so excited to share I just grabbed the closest camera which happened to be my phone...or is that ghetto?.. I think there's a trend.
See? That's a 6 year old, yo! Easy.
What you need:
Stencil
Paint (I used leftover Behr Ultra)
Small Roller
Painters Tape
Measuring Tape
Let's not kid ourselves here. I am by no means an expert, and if I can do it so can anyone. I finished my wall in less than an hour. It was as easy as taping the stencil to the wall and rolling the paint over it. I made sure there was never too much paint in the roller so it didn't bleed into the stencil, but found that if I had to push paint out of the roller that would make it bleed also. I found my groove just by trial and error. Even the tries that I felt weren't perfect still look good.
Here is the almost finished project.. I'd love to hear if you've tried stenciling or wall paper. If you have any questions, post me a comment!