Attendant gifts under $25

Posted by Khris in Steals + Deals

If you’re in the market stylish, unique gifts to give your maids and groomsmen (or if you’re focused on holiday shopping right now), do rush over to design*sponge’s 2007 Gift Guide. Grace is featuring over 30 hip, stylish products that are $25 or under.

Fab Finds Friday: “The New Rule” and Paper Orchid Cupcake Wrappers

Posted by Khris in Fab Finds Friday

This week’s wedding awesomeness comes from The Wedding Planner’s Blog and Paper Orchid.

Brooklyn Bride’s Holiday Card Swap

Posted by Khris in Opportunties

I am all about craft swaps this season, so I was particularly delighted when Liene from Blue Orchid Designs posted about Brooklyn Bride’s Holiday Card Swap. What a cool way to connect crafters and brides.

Fab Finds Friday: Albert Zoll and Dial DIR-ECT-IONS

Posted by Khris in Fab Finds Friday

Fab Finds Friday is a new feature that starts today. Each week I will showcase some of the awesome resources available to the wedding community.

I’m kicking it off with 2 fab companies this week: Albert Zoll and Dial Dir-ect-ions.

Easy Treat Baskets

Posted by Khris in DIY Projects & Tutorials, Favors + Gifts

While I personally love creating small treat boxes I don’t post many here because I know that, for most couples, cutting out and assembling 100+ boxes can be a real drag. In most cases it’s just easier to buy pre-assembled boxes.

When I can share treat packaging that requires little cutting and easy assembly, I’m all over it. To the blog I go! And, well, here I am with this easy treat basket. Ok, it’s not a box but it’s a great way to present Jelly Bellys, chocolates or other small munchies. It takes about 3 minutes to cut and assemble and you can get 4 baskets per 1 sheet of 12″ x 12″ scrapbook paper.

Supplies Need

• Cardstock or heavy scrapbook paper, cut to 6″ x 6″
• Scoring tool (bone folder or paper cutter with a scoring blade)
• Hole punch
• Ribbon

Directions

1. Score each piece of 6″x6″ piece of paper at 2″ and at 4″ in both directions (horizontally and vertically). You’ll end up with score marks in a tic-tac-toe pattern.
2. Now score each of the 4 corner pieces, diagonally, from tip towards the middle.
3. Punch holes in each of the corners, about 1/8″ or so from the tips.
4. Fold all of the scores towards the middle. The corner pieces should come in towards the center.
5. Thread some ribbon through the holes. Place your goodies inside. Tie the ribbon closed.

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