Monday, November 21, 2016
{Sugar Bee} Acorn and Sunflower Sugar Cookies
Thanksgiving is only a few days away and my kitchen is just filled with delicious goodies for my table (and I am not even finished yet)! I just think they work perfectly as a delicious treat AND pretty decor for the table, especially when they are arranged so nicely in a pie platter or on a cake stand. This year I thought I would do something a little different and add another flavor, so I created chocolate sugar cookies. The acorns worked perfectly using the chocolate sugar cookie dough since they are brown anyway. Who doesn't love a little chocolatey goodness in their cookies?!
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
{Sugar Bee} Sunflower Chocolate Covered Oreos
To compliment my newest printable collection for Thanksgiving, I created sunflower chocolate covered Oreos. I thought that these sweet flowers would look so lovely alongside the Pretty Petals Thanksgiving Collection but also would work nicely on their own individually displayed at each place setting or even as a centerpiece.
If you haven't started planning your goodies for Thanksgiving, you still have a week left! Don't forget to check out my newest printable collection, Pretty Petals Thanksgiving Collection, for an added touch to your tablescape this year!
If you haven't started planning your goodies for Thanksgiving, you still have a week left! Don't forget to check out my newest printable collection, Pretty Petals Thanksgiving Collection, for an added touch to your tablescape this year!
Monday, November 14, 2016
{Party Bee} Pretty Petals Thanksgiving Collection
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and as you are making your list of ingredients and decorating your table for your guests, don't forget to add the special little details to make your dinner absolutely perfect!
This year I created a Thanksgiving printable collection using a neutral color palette accented with colorful pretty autumn petals that will look so beautiful on your tablescape alongside your floral centerpieces and delicious turkey. Your guests will be anxious to eat, drink, and give thanks!
The entire collection is $20 and comes with the following:
- 5x5" square invitation (envelope not included)
- "Thankful" banner
- Square and Circle tags (perfect for cupcake toppers, cookie tags, treat bag labels, party favors, wine/mason jar glass markers, confetti, the uses are endless!)
- Menu card
- 4x6 signs in two designs
- Water bottle labels in two designs
- Menu tent cards in two designs
- Place cards
- Straw flags
- Thankful card (a way to share what you are thankful for this Thanksgiving)
- "Thankful for You" chocolate bar wrapper (fits standard size Hershey chocolate bars)
To order this collection just send me an email with the party information (i.e. date, time, place, RSVP, contact, etc.), receive the files electronically, print out what you need, then cut and assemble!
Have questions? Refer to my FAQs page or send me an email!
This year I created a Thanksgiving printable collection using a neutral color palette accented with colorful pretty autumn petals that will look so beautiful on your tablescape alongside your floral centerpieces and delicious turkey. Your guests will be anxious to eat, drink, and give thanks!
The entire collection is $20 and comes with the following:
- 5x5" square invitation (envelope not included)
- "Thankful" banner
- Square and Circle tags (perfect for cupcake toppers, cookie tags, treat bag labels, party favors, wine/mason jar glass markers, confetti, the uses are endless!)
- Menu card
- 4x6 signs in two designs
- Water bottle labels in two designs
- Menu tent cards in two designs
- Place cards
- Straw flags
- Thankful card (a way to share what you are thankful for this Thanksgiving)
- "Thankful for You" chocolate bar wrapper (fits standard size Hershey chocolate bars)
To order this collection just send me an email with the party information (i.e. date, time, place, RSVP, contact, etc.), receive the files electronically, print out what you need, then cut and assemble!
Have questions? Refer to my FAQs page or send me an email!
Monday, October 31, 2016
{Party Bee} Ghoul's Night Out Dessert Table
Halloween! My favorite time of year is here at last! This year I knew I wanted to create a table that was a little more spooky, but still kid friendly so that my kids weren't totally creeped out. So I used my "Ghoul's Night Out" printable collection as the foundation to my table. It is a black and white colored collection so it allowed me to either keep it simple with two colors, or I could add any other colors that I wanted. I did want to keep it pretty neutral, but I added a pop of color by using bright green accents here and there with the goodies I made.
What was nice about my table, is that I used everything that I already had from decorating around the house from previous years, but I decided that I wanted to incorporate all my black and silver decor only. I also found some great new things at Michael's this year that added to the table. First I saw the awesome silver skulls which were such a great deal...$2.99 each- how do you pass those up, especially when you get to use a coupon on them! Then I found cool wood spiders that were unpainted....this gave me the perfect opportunity to paint them silver using some spray paint I already had in my art stash. All so simple and kept with my budget!
The printables added some spooky phrases as well as fun imagery to the table. My "take a bite" sign gives guests the ok to eat some goodies....but they also read they can eat at their own risk!
I love making chocolate covered Oreos and so does my family and friends! I wanted to carry the skull theme out so I made scary skulls. But I also wanted to create brains- human, zombie, and monster brains to be exact! My kids are both fascinated and completely grossed out by them....I wonder who will be willing to give brains a try?!
I always love adding a sign or two just to keep with the theme. And of course a table wouldn't be complete without bottled water....it is what everyone will need to wash all of the sugar out of their system!
I have been dying to make eyeball cake pops! But instead of using a lollipop stick, I wanted to use silver forks (they are disposable). In addition to the eyeballs, I created some sprinkle cake pops as well. They look perfect resting inside striped mason jars (also easy to do using spray paint and painters tape)!
The last detail to my table is the death by chocolate cupcakes topped with a chocolate skull! I also added a couple paper cupcake toppers for an extra fun detail.
What was nice about my table, is that I used everything that I already had from decorating around the house from previous years, but I decided that I wanted to incorporate all my black and silver decor only. I also found some great new things at Michael's this year that added to the table. First I saw the awesome silver skulls which were such a great deal...$2.99 each- how do you pass those up, especially when you get to use a coupon on them! Then I found cool wood spiders that were unpainted....this gave me the perfect opportunity to paint them silver using some spray paint I already had in my art stash. All so simple and kept with my budget!
The printables added some spooky phrases as well as fun imagery to the table. My "take a bite" sign gives guests the ok to eat some goodies....but they also read they can eat at their own risk!
I love making chocolate covered Oreos and so does my family and friends! I wanted to carry the skull theme out so I made scary skulls. But I also wanted to create brains- human, zombie, and monster brains to be exact! My kids are both fascinated and completely grossed out by them....I wonder who will be willing to give brains a try?!
I always love adding a sign or two just to keep with the theme. And of course a table wouldn't be complete without bottled water....it is what everyone will need to wash all of the sugar out of their system!
I have been dying to make eyeball cake pops! But instead of using a lollipop stick, I wanted to use silver forks (they are disposable). In addition to the eyeballs, I created some sprinkle cake pops as well. They look perfect resting inside striped mason jars (also easy to do using spray paint and painters tape)!
The last detail to my table is the death by chocolate cupcakes topped with a chocolate skull! I also added a couple paper cupcake toppers for an extra fun detail.
I think this year will be an extra fun and spooky Halloween filled with ghoulish goodies and lots of smiles!
Happy Halloween!
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
{Sugar Bee} Monster, Zombie, and Human Brains: Chocolate Covered Oreos
Second on my Halloween dessert table are BRAINS! Chocolate Covered Oreo brains of course! My table will offer not just plain ol' human brains, but also monster and zombie brains!
Stay tuned for what I have cooking up my sleeve next!
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