Who doesn't love a makeover? Whether it's wardrobe, hair, makeup, decor.... sometimes a makeover is just what one needs.
A big thanks to Angie over at angiemakes.com for her designs and help in this makeover!
There are so many new things, so please have a look around.
Now on to the weekend. We are gearing up for a fun & busy Mother's Day weekend.
Friday. I'm off for round two of project back-to-blonde and a possible crawfish dinner with friends.
Saturday. We are starting off bright and early for an in-home day-in-the-life photo shoot with our favorite photographer {Chelsea Busby}. When I say bright and early, I mean she's set to be here at 8 a.m. - yikes!
Afterwards, I'm off for a fun mommy's day out with my sweet friend Missouri Momma. She's due to have sweet baby girl #2 any day now, so we're off for a little pampering before Miss Emma makes her grand debut.
Bobby's mom is coming home for the weekend Saturday evening, and Miss Mary Grace is looking forward to some girl time with granny.
Sunday. Mother's Day service at church is including a baby dedication, and we cannot wait to see some of the newest additions to our MCBC family dedicated to the Lord. Afterwards, it's the traditional Sunday lunch at Nanny's with family.
Friday, May 10
Monday, May 6
My Happiness Project - January
I knew that in order to dedicate time to other areas of happy, I needed to first work on time management and organization.
January was all about stress relief.
Sometimes the simple things in life can cause me to worry. Worry translates into stress. And stress keeps me up at night and causes little wrinkles on my face.
Let me be honest- as I begin to walk the fine line of my twenties, wrinkles have suddenly become important.
I looked at the day-to-day things that stress me out the most and brainstormed ways to tackle them- which would destress my days, thus making room for more happiness {and less wrinkles}.
Daily Stressers:
Enter a tip from The Happiness Project - the one minute rule.
Simply put, if it takes less than one minute to do something, go ahead and tackle it then rather than putting it off.
The one minute rule became part of our daily life.
I'm not saying I won't ever have to clean out my car or straighten up my house. What I did find is that it kept things from snowballing. It kept simple chores from turning into major time consumers. I'm more likely to want to cook dinner if I come home to a clean kitchen {cooking for my little family makes me happy}. On the other hand, if come home from work and must spend time cleaning out dirty dishes from the sink before I even start cooking, I'm more likely to hang up my apron in defeat.
Anytime I had a choice to do something now or later, I'd always ask if it would take a minute or less to do.
This spilled over into my classroom and I even had my students applying this principle- which resulted in tidier bookbags and more organized binders. Which resulted in a happy teacher!
Simple, right? That's what I'm looking for- simple changes that can add minutes to my day for other happy things. By tackling simple things right away, I have more room in my schedule for time with Mary Grace, chats with my husband, afternoon walks, or a book {all of which make me happy}.
For February, I chose to focus on my husband. This is a whole post unto itself, so stay tuned to see simple ideas we are using to stay connected.
January was all about stress relief.
Sometimes the simple things in life can cause me to worry. Worry translates into stress. And stress keeps me up at night and causes little wrinkles on my face.
Let me be honest- as I begin to walk the fine line of my twenties, wrinkles have suddenly become important.
I looked at the day-to-day things that stress me out the most and brainstormed ways to tackle them- which would destress my days, thus making room for more happiness {and less wrinkles}.
Daily Stressers:
- Dirty dishes in the sink
- Laundry on the floors {whether clean or dirty}
- A messy car
- Lack of direction
- Clutter in general
Enter a tip from The Happiness Project - the one minute rule.
Simply put, if it takes less than one minute to do something, go ahead and tackle it then rather than putting it off.
The one minute rule became part of our daily life.
- It takes less than one minute to rinse a glass and place in the dishwasher- which eliminates dirty dishes in the sink.. Less stress, cleaner kitchen.
- It takes less than one minute to put dirty laundry in the hamper rather than tossing on the floor. Less stress.
- It takes less than one minute to toss empty coffee bottles / trash into the garbage container under our carport. I decided to do this each afternoon when I first get home. Less stress, cleaner car.
- I am a planner- everyone knows this. It takes about a minute to jot down a list for the day's activities. Less stress, more direction.
- It takes less than one minute to throw junk mail away rather than letting it clutter the counters for days. {Just one example}.
I'm not saying I won't ever have to clean out my car or straighten up my house. What I did find is that it kept things from snowballing. It kept simple chores from turning into major time consumers. I'm more likely to want to cook dinner if I come home to a clean kitchen {cooking for my little family makes me happy}. On the other hand, if come home from work and must spend time cleaning out dirty dishes from the sink before I even start cooking, I'm more likely to hang up my apron in defeat.
Anytime I had a choice to do something now or later, I'd always ask if it would take a minute or less to do.
This spilled over into my classroom and I even had my students applying this principle- which resulted in tidier bookbags and more organized binders. Which resulted in a happy teacher!
Simple, right? That's what I'm looking for- simple changes that can add minutes to my day for other happy things. By tackling simple things right away, I have more room in my schedule for time with Mary Grace, chats with my husband, afternoon walks, or a book {all of which make me happy}.
For February, I chose to focus on my husband. This is a whole post unto itself, so stay tuned to see simple ideas we are using to stay connected.
Happy Monday, Ya'll!
Thursday, May 2
The Happiness Project - 15 Things
Let's talk happy for a moment.
I stumbled across this article someone posted and thought I'd share. It fits perfectly into what I'm trying to achieve with my own happiness project.
Here is a list of 15 things which, if you give up on them, will make
your life a lot easier and much, much happier. We hold on to so many
things that cause us a great deal of pain, stress and suffering – and
instead of letting them all go, instead of allowing ourselves to be
stress free and happy – we cling on to them. Not anymore. Starting today
we will give up on all those things that no longer serve us, and we
will embrace change. Ready? Here we go:
1. Give up your need to always be right. There are so many of us who can’t stand the idea of being wrong – wanting to always be right – even at the risk of ending great relationships or causing a great deal of stress and pain, for us and for others. It’s just not worth it. Whenever you feel the ‘urgent’ need to jump into a fight over who is right and who is wrong, ask yourself this question: “Would I rather be right, or would I rather be kind?”Wayne Dyer. What difference will that make? Is your ego really that big?
2. Give up your need for control. Be
willing to give up your need to always control everything that happens
to you and around you – situations, events, people, etc. Whether they
are loved ones, coworkers, or just strangers you meet on the street –
just allow them to be. Allow everything and everyone to be just as they
are and you will see how much better will that make you feel.
“By letting it go it all gets done. The world is won by those who let it go. But when you try and try. The world is beyond winning.” Lao Tzu
3. Give up on blame. Give up on your need to blame others for what you have or don’t have, for what you feel or don’t feel. Stop giving your powers away and start taking responsibility for your life.
4. Give up your self-defeating self-talk. Oh my. How many people are hurting themselves because of their negative, polluted and repetitive self-defeating mindset? Don’t believe everything that your mind is telling you – especially if it’s negative and self-defeating. You are better than that.
“The mind is a superb instrument if used rightly. Used wrongly, however, it becomes very destructive.” Eckhart Tolle
5. Give up your limiting beliefs about what you can or cannot do, about what is possible or impossible. From now on, you are no longer going to allow your limiting beliefs to keep you stuck in the wrong place. Spread your wings and fly!
“A belief is not an idea held by the mind, it is an idea that holds the mind” Elly Roselle
6. Give up complaining. Give up your constant need to complain about those many, many, maaany things – people, situations, events that make you unhappy, sad and depressed. Nobody can make you unhappy, no situation can make you sad or miserable unless you allow it to. It’s not the situation that triggers those feelings in you, but how you choose to look at it. Never underestimate the power of positive thinking.
7. Give up the luxury of criticism. Give up your need to criticize things, events or people that are different than you. We are all different, yet we are all the same. We all want to be happy, we all want to love and be loved and we all want to be understood. We all want something, and something is wished by us all.
8. Give up your need to impress others. Stop trying so hard to be something that you’re not just to make others like you. It doesn’t work this way. The moment you stop trying so hard to be something that you’re not, the moment you take of all your masks, the moment you accept and embrace the real you, you will find people will be drawn to you, effortlessly.
9. Give up your resistance to change. Change is good. Change will help you move from A to B. Change will help you make improvements in your life and also the lives of those around you. Follow your bliss, embrace change – don’t resist it.
“Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls” Joseph Campbell
10. Give up labels. Stop labeling those things, people or events that you don’t understand as being weird or different and try opening your mind, little by little. Minds only work when open.
“The highest form of ignorance is when you reject something you don’t know anything about.” Wayne Dyer
11. Give up on your fears. Fear
is just an illusion, it doesn’t exist – you created it. It’s all in
your mind. Correct the inside and the outside will fall into place.
“The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself.” Franklin D. Roosevelt
12. Give up your excuses. Send them packing and tell them they’re fired. You no longer need them. A lot of times we limit ourselves because of the many excuses we use. Instead of growing and working on improving ourselves and our lives, we get stuck, lying to ourselves, using all kind of excuses – excuses that 99.9% of the time are not even real.
13. Give up the past. I know, I know. It’s hard. Especially when the past looks so much better than the present and the future looks so frightening, but you have to take into consideration the fact that the present moment is all you have and all you will ever have. The past you are now longing for – the past that you are now dreaming about – was ignored by you when it was present. Stop deluding yourself. Be present in everything you do and enjoy life. After all life is a journey not a destination. Have a clear vision for the future, prepare yourself, but always be present in the now.
14. Give up attachment. This is a concept that, for most of us is so hard to grasp and I have to tell you that it was for me too, (it still is) but it’s not something impossible. You get better and better at with time and practice. The moment you detach yourself from all things, (and that doesn’t mean you give up your love for them – because love and attachment have nothing to do with one another, attachment comes from a place of fear, while love… well, real love is pure, kind, and self less, where there is love there can’t be fear, and because of that, attachment and love cannot coexist) you become so peaceful, so tolerant, so kind, and so serene. You will get to a place where you will be able to understand all things without even trying. A state beyond words.
15. Give up living your life to other people’s expectations. Way too many people are living a life that is not theirs to live. They live their lives according to what others think is best for them, they live their lives according to what their parents think is best for them, to what their friends, their enemies and their teachers, their government and the media think is best for them. They ignore their inner voice, that inner calling. They are so busy with pleasing everybody, with living up to other people’s expectations, that they lose control over their lives. They forget what makes them happy, what they want, what they need….and eventually they forget about themselves. You have one life – this one right now – you must live it, own it, and especially don’t let other people’s opinions distract you from your path.
I stumbled across this article someone posted and thought I'd share. It fits perfectly into what I'm trying to achieve with my own happiness project.
15 Things You Should Give Up To Be Happy
1. Give up your need to always be right. There are so many of us who can’t stand the idea of being wrong – wanting to always be right – even at the risk of ending great relationships or causing a great deal of stress and pain, for us and for others. It’s just not worth it. Whenever you feel the ‘urgent’ need to jump into a fight over who is right and who is wrong, ask yourself this question: “Would I rather be right, or would I rather be kind?”Wayne Dyer. What difference will that make? Is your ego really that big?
{Oh my! So me...}
“By letting it go it all gets done. The world is won by those who let it go. But when you try and try. The world is beyond winning.” Lao Tzu
{I'm trying!}
3. Give up on blame. Give up on your need to blame others for what you have or don’t have, for what you feel or don’t feel. Stop giving your powers away and start taking responsibility for your life.
4. Give up your self-defeating self-talk. Oh my. How many people are hurting themselves because of their negative, polluted and repetitive self-defeating mindset? Don’t believe everything that your mind is telling you – especially if it’s negative and self-defeating. You are better than that.
“The mind is a superb instrument if used rightly. Used wrongly, however, it becomes very destructive.” Eckhart Tolle
{If, like me, you've struggled with this one, check out the devotional "Me Myself & Lies" for a thought-closet makeover}
5. Give up your limiting beliefs about what you can or cannot do, about what is possible or impossible. From now on, you are no longer going to allow your limiting beliefs to keep you stuck in the wrong place. Spread your wings and fly!
“A belief is not an idea held by the mind, it is an idea that holds the mind” Elly Roselle
6. Give up complaining. Give up your constant need to complain about those many, many, maaany things – people, situations, events that make you unhappy, sad and depressed. Nobody can make you unhappy, no situation can make you sad or miserable unless you allow it to. It’s not the situation that triggers those feelings in you, but how you choose to look at it. Never underestimate the power of positive thinking.
{Little Miss Debbie Downer here. This is my worst habit- one I'm trying to boot out}
7. Give up the luxury of criticism. Give up your need to criticize things, events or people that are different than you. We are all different, yet we are all the same. We all want to be happy, we all want to love and be loved and we all want to be understood. We all want something, and something is wished by us all.
{Guilty, guilty, guilty}
8. Give up your need to impress others. Stop trying so hard to be something that you’re not just to make others like you. It doesn’t work this way. The moment you stop trying so hard to be something that you’re not, the moment you take of all your masks, the moment you accept and embrace the real you, you will find people will be drawn to you, effortlessly.
9. Give up your resistance to change. Change is good. Change will help you move from A to B. Change will help you make improvements in your life and also the lives of those around you. Follow your bliss, embrace change – don’t resist it.
“Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls” Joseph Campbell
10. Give up labels. Stop labeling those things, people or events that you don’t understand as being weird or different and try opening your mind, little by little. Minds only work when open.
“The highest form of ignorance is when you reject something you don’t know anything about.” Wayne Dyer
“The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself.” Franklin D. Roosevelt
12. Give up your excuses. Send them packing and tell them they’re fired. You no longer need them. A lot of times we limit ourselves because of the many excuses we use. Instead of growing and working on improving ourselves and our lives, we get stuck, lying to ourselves, using all kind of excuses – excuses that 99.9% of the time are not even real.
13. Give up the past. I know, I know. It’s hard. Especially when the past looks so much better than the present and the future looks so frightening, but you have to take into consideration the fact that the present moment is all you have and all you will ever have. The past you are now longing for – the past that you are now dreaming about – was ignored by you when it was present. Stop deluding yourself. Be present in everything you do and enjoy life. After all life is a journey not a destination. Have a clear vision for the future, prepare yourself, but always be present in the now.
{I struggle with this one every. single. day}
14. Give up attachment. This is a concept that, for most of us is so hard to grasp and I have to tell you that it was for me too, (it still is) but it’s not something impossible. You get better and better at with time and practice. The moment you detach yourself from all things, (and that doesn’t mean you give up your love for them – because love and attachment have nothing to do with one another, attachment comes from a place of fear, while love… well, real love is pure, kind, and self less, where there is love there can’t be fear, and because of that, attachment and love cannot coexist) you become so peaceful, so tolerant, so kind, and so serene. You will get to a place where you will be able to understand all things without even trying. A state beyond words.
15. Give up living your life to other people’s expectations. Way too many people are living a life that is not theirs to live. They live their lives according to what others think is best for them, they live their lives according to what their parents think is best for them, to what their friends, their enemies and their teachers, their government and the media think is best for them. They ignore their inner voice, that inner calling. They are so busy with pleasing everybody, with living up to other people’s expectations, that they lose control over their lives. They forget what makes them happy, what they want, what they need….and eventually they forget about themselves. You have one life – this one right now – you must live it, own it, and especially don’t let other people’s opinions distract you from your path.
Here's to happy!
Source: World Observer
Monday, April 29
Andy Andrews
I recently stumbled across my new favorite author- Andy Andrews.
You may remember I mentioned his book, The Noticer, a few weeks ago. It was fantastic! I followed it up with one of his earlier books, Island of Saints, which is amazing! This book was recently republished under then name The Heart Mender. I'm currently finishing up The Traveler's Gift, which to no surprise is another wonderful book.
I love that Andy is from Orange Beach, and sets many of his stories there. Maybe I'll have a chance run in with him while at the beach this summer. {Oh how I wish}.
All of his books are considered 'self-help' but they are not the typical SH books. The characters and story lines are unique- the type that you miss when it's over. They are relatively quick reads, which, for this busy momma, is a plus.
Island of Saints {or The Heart Mender} is all about forgiveness, which let's face it, we all need more of in our lives. It also gives crazy facts about Nazi soldiers in Orange Beach during WW2. Who knew?
The Noticer touches on many different topics from marriage, dating, family, and business. It will definitely give you some perspective.
The Traveler's Gift is a must read for anyone. You will receive seven tips to a happy, successful life from some of history's greatest figures.
You may remember I mentioned his book, The Noticer, a few weeks ago. It was fantastic! I followed it up with one of his earlier books, Island of Saints, which is amazing! This book was recently republished under then name The Heart Mender. I'm currently finishing up The Traveler's Gift, which to no surprise is another wonderful book.
I love that Andy is from Orange Beach, and sets many of his stories there. Maybe I'll have a chance run in with him while at the beach this summer. {Oh how I wish}.
All of his books are considered 'self-help' but they are not the typical SH books. The characters and story lines are unique- the type that you miss when it's over. They are relatively quick reads, which, for this busy momma, is a plus.
Island of Saints {or The Heart Mender} is all about forgiveness, which let's face it, we all need more of in our lives. It also gives crazy facts about Nazi soldiers in Orange Beach during WW2. Who knew?
The Noticer touches on many different topics from marriage, dating, family, and business. It will definitely give you some perspective.
The Traveler's Gift is a must read for anyone. You will receive seven tips to a happy, successful life from some of history's greatest figures.
Happy Reading!
Sunday, April 28
Life Lately
Hey Ya'll! Please forgive my recent 'blogcation'.
Any who... I've had several people mention my blogging absence, so I thought I'd do a 'Life Lately' post to catch you up.
1. Fresh Face
I'm working on a new makeover for the blog and cannot wait for the reveal! The goal is to make the site easier to navigate and easier to follow me via other social networking sites. Plus, a color change is always a breath of fresh air. Stay tuned!
2. School Days
I have been really busy at work as of late. With state testing starting a week from tomorrow, I've really been pushing my kiddos! Add to that the spring fever/end of the year aches that seem to have hit, and it makes for one tired teacher! This week promises to be no different- final week before testing plus two days of workshops. Whew, I'm tired already.
3. Monogramming Momma
About a month ago I purchased a monogramming machine. Henceforth, my normal nightly blogging time has been put on hold in place of sewing. For my fellow facebook and instagram friends, I apologize for blowing up your newsfeed with sewing projects :) I'm currently working on getting my online sewing boutique, Stitches, back up- but with a new face and name {Sew Southern}. Stay tuned for the grand reveal!
4. Happiness Project
Although I haven't blogged about this yet, I have been doing my own Happiness Project and plan to update you soon. For April, my happiness project focused on doing more of the things I enjoy- mainly reading. My goal was to read 2 books, which I have surpassed. For those of you interested, check back tomorrow for my recent reads.
5. Baby Boom
There seems to be a baby boom going on amongst my friends. Just this week a sweet friend of mine welcomed her first bundle of joy! I loved visiting her and, of course, cuddling with her sweet little man! There are still four more bundles due to make their arrival within the next two months!
6. News
I have some very exciting news to share soon! {Don't you hate me for telling, but not telling} I'm not quite ready to spill the beans, but hopefully I can let you in on this new adventure soon. No, I'm not expecting!
Any who... I've had several people mention my blogging absence, so I thought I'd do a 'Life Lately' post to catch you up.
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I'm working on a new makeover for the blog and cannot wait for the reveal! The goal is to make the site easier to navigate and easier to follow me via other social networking sites. Plus, a color change is always a breath of fresh air. Stay tuned!
2. School Days
I have been really busy at work as of late. With state testing starting a week from tomorrow, I've really been pushing my kiddos! Add to that the spring fever/end of the year aches that seem to have hit, and it makes for one tired teacher! This week promises to be no different- final week before testing plus two days of workshops. Whew, I'm tired already.
3. Monogramming Momma
About a month ago I purchased a monogramming machine. Henceforth, my normal nightly blogging time has been put on hold in place of sewing. For my fellow facebook and instagram friends, I apologize for blowing up your newsfeed with sewing projects :) I'm currently working on getting my online sewing boutique, Stitches, back up- but with a new face and name {Sew Southern}. Stay tuned for the grand reveal!
4. Happiness Project
Although I haven't blogged about this yet, I have been doing my own Happiness Project and plan to update you soon. For April, my happiness project focused on doing more of the things I enjoy- mainly reading. My goal was to read 2 books, which I have surpassed. For those of you interested, check back tomorrow for my recent reads.
5. Baby Boom
There seems to be a baby boom going on amongst my friends. Just this week a sweet friend of mine welcomed her first bundle of joy! I loved visiting her and, of course, cuddling with her sweet little man! There are still four more bundles due to make their arrival within the next two months!
6. News
I have some very exciting news to share soon! {Don't you hate me for telling, but not telling} I'm not quite ready to spill the beans, but hopefully I can let you in on this new adventure soon. No, I'm not expecting!
Happy Sunday!
Monday, April 15
Mother's Day Wish List
This is one of those times when I wish my husband would get the itch to read the old blog for once. With Mother's Day on its way, I thought I'd be a sweet wife and give my man a little help. I'm not asking for much, just a small token would be nice. Here are my top three picks....
- Swing - What a great way to spend those gorgeous summer evenings- in a swing, sipping sweet tea, watching sweet pea play.
- Daisy perfume by Marc Jacobs - one of my all time favorites!
- Ray Ban Wayfarers - classic and stylishly chic...love these puppies and would love to own a "nice" pair of sunglasses that didn't come off the rack at Le Target--let's be honest, I don't have the best reputation for taking care of nice glasses... so we'll see.
Saturday, April 13
Mary Grace's 1st Birthday
Can I be honest here....I am so happy and relieved that the big day/shindig/party is over. Now before you judge me too much, let me just say that I had such fun planning out her first party, and I loved every minute of our time visiting with friends and family- all to celebrate our sweet girl. All the planning, decorating, preparing wiped me out!
We could not have asked for a more wonderful day. It was a beautiful day celebrating a beautiful girl's first year of life. The weather was warm so we were able to open our french doors and mingle on the porch while watching the men fish.
Let's start with the decor- I went a little over board and I know it. I started planning out her 'theme' while she was still in the womb (all women do that, right?). I officially starting planning, ordering, creating in early February.
Her cake knife set turned out beautiful. Her name and birth date are engraved on one side. We will use it to cut all her birthday cakes, then one day she will use it to cut her wedding cake, and we will engrave that date on the top. This thought always makes me tear up.
Our sweet Mary Grace had a wonderful time! At first she was a bit overwhelmed by everyone, but she started warming up to the idea. Her birthday outfit, along with her hat, is from Mudpie- she looked so cute! We had so many family and friends stop by to show their love for sweet Mary Grace! She is truly one blessed little girl.
I've already started getting ideas for next year! We had such an amazing day celebrating our little lovebug with family and friends! Thanks to all who helped make her first birthday such a memorable time!
Party Supplies
Cake: Specialty Cakes by Kelli
Cake Knife Set: Things Remembered in Birmingham (also available online)
Initial 'M' Suckers, Water Bottle Labels: Oriental Trading
Gumballs & Rock Candy: Party City
Striped Straws: FancyThatLoved via Etsy
Pom Pom Decor: The Pom Pom Show via Etsy
Invitations: Easy Made Invitations via Etsy
Scratch Off Cards: Inklings Paperie via Etsy
Mary Grace's Outfit & Hat: Mudpie
We could not have asked for a more wonderful day. It was a beautiful day celebrating a beautiful girl's first year of life. The weather was warm so we were able to open our french doors and mingle on the porch while watching the men fish.
Let's start with the decor- I went a little over board and I know it. I started planning out her 'theme' while she was still in the womb (all women do that, right?). I officially starting planning, ordering, creating in early February.
Her cake knife set turned out beautiful. Her name and birth date are engraved on one side. We will use it to cut all her birthday cakes, then one day she will use it to cut her wedding cake, and we will engrave that date on the top. This thought always makes me tear up.
Our sweet Mary Grace had a wonderful time! At first she was a bit overwhelmed by everyone, but she started warming up to the idea. Her birthday outfit, along with her hat, is from Mudpie- she looked so cute! We had so many family and friends stop by to show their love for sweet Mary Grace! She is truly one blessed little girl.
| {Mary Grace's great-grandmother, Marlene} |
| {Sweet friends} |
| {Sweet girls helping with gifts} |
| {The stuffed kitten was a hit} |
| {Mary Grace with all of her grandmothers and great-grandmothers - minus Bob's grandmother, Nannie, who stopped by later} |
| {Time for the scratch off cards| |
| {Sweet Aunt Betty love} |
| {Fishing buddies} |
| {Checking out her new picnic table from Granny} |
| {Mary Grace and her Great-Grandmother, Mary} |
| {The cake was not only gorgeous, but delicious! Kelli did a fantastic job} |
Party Supplies
Cake: Specialty Cakes by Kelli
Cake Knife Set: Things Remembered in Birmingham (also available online)
Initial 'M' Suckers, Water Bottle Labels: Oriental Trading
Gumballs & Rock Candy: Party City
Striped Straws: FancyThatLoved via Etsy
Pom Pom Decor: The Pom Pom Show via Etsy
Invitations: Easy Made Invitations via Etsy
Scratch Off Cards: Inklings Paperie via Etsy
Mary Grace's Outfit & Hat: Mudpie
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