Hello Smitteners! This may be a little early, but I am so excited about doing something fun with eggs. By far one of the best parts of Spring, (besides St. Patty’s :)) there are so many creative ideas floating around.  Here are  a few that I’m definitely going to get around to. Glitter eggs, (how fun is that?), chocolate filled egg shells, and using natural ingredients as a dye. What are you guys doing with eggs this time around? Any great ideas I’ve been missing? The chocolate filled egg...

I found this recipe and super easy DIY for party popcorn a couple months and have been dying to try it. It’s one of the easiest snacks you can whip up for any occasion and can also work as party favors for your guests! Enjoy!   First, you will need the following ingredients:   1. popcorn-microwave or homemade, it’ your choice. I used Orville Redenbacher’s. It’s my go to when making this on the fly. 2. Sprinkles! 3. White chocolate melts   Next, pop your popcorn and place it on a cookie shee...

Today’s project comes from waaaaay back in the days of DIY yore, when making the perfect popsicle stick frame was your only care in the world. The beloved pinwheel. This grown up take on the classic kindergarten craft is simple and easy, but will make a big impact. Choose fun patterns to mix and match or bright solids to add color. Mini Pinwheels would be perfect as placecards at each setting at a dinner party or reception. So fun!   The post Pinwheel DIY appeared first on Smitten on Paper.

So you’re a bride on a budget, and maybe slightly, (very) overwhelmed.   You are planning possibly the largest sized party in your life!  You want it to be beautiful, memorable, personal but mainly feasible for your budget and sanity.   Don’t fret! There are lots of brides who have already successfully conquered this obstacle course with lots of class.  You too can join their ranks, and these tips are here to help.   Today’s tips come from the lovely Merly Long, who definitely planned her we...

Will Martha and her minions ever cease to amaze? This has been around the web for a while, but I just recently tried it out– homemade chalkboard paint. And it works. Follow Martha’s recipe and get ready to unleash your creativity.  This time around I tried out different stripes, (see below). Just tape off the area you’d like a go to town. Next time I’m going to try shapes and watering down the paint for a watercolor effect.   There are so many things you can do! If you have a great project ...