#party diy

[knithacker]

Crochet Dinosaur Appliques for Party Hats by ChemKnits: 👉 https://buff.ly/33EDfZg 🥳🦕

[knithacker]

Crochet Dinosaur Appliques for Party Hats by ChemKnits: 👉 https://buff.ly/33EDfZg 

[thecraftcloud]

The bright pops of colour in this diy pom pom garland make me so happy. Hop on over to Alice & Lois to find out how to make your own.

http://www.aliceandlois.com/diy-pom-pom-tassel-garland/

[justlifehacks]

Life Changing Party Hacks

DIY ideas that'll impress your guests!

#1 Glowing Beverages

Did you know that tonic water naturally glows under black light? All you need to do is to install black lights around your home. Another decorative glowing trick is to break open a highlighter pen, put the tip inside a bowl of water to allow the highlighter ink to mix in. Then pour the water into any type of container you want to "light up". DO NOT DRINK HIGHLIGHTER INK.

#2 Sterro Hack

If you don't have a sound system to play dance tunes, simply make one by cutting a notch in a toilet paper roll and slipping your phone inside. Another idea is to drop your phone into a glass or bowl for the same effect, it's an amazing way to amplify sound. . . not to mention it's ultra clever.

#3 Chill Beverages With Berries

You can avoid diluting drinks and "pretty" them up by replacing ice cubes with frozen berries. It's not only attractive and colorful, but will lend drinks an extra yummy flavor.

#4 DIY Potpourri

Unlike the synthetic store-bought stuff, this is completely natural and won't make your place smell like a doctor's office. Just throw some fruit into a slow cooker, and then add bay leaves cloves and cinnamon. What type of fruit? Lemons, apples, oranges will all work stellar!

#5 Trick Wine Opener

If you can't find the corkscrew, but have an power drill. . . no problem! Also doesn't uncorking wine this way look more suave than the other trick of beating the back of the bottle with the heel of your shoe?

#6 DIY Disco Lights

Transform your Xmas lights into a disco celebration by cutting a hole in the bottom of some Solos and placing them over the bulbs like lampshades!

#7 Preserve Good Scotch

Here's a solution for when you've got a super expensive and special scotch tucked away at the bar, but a friend would like to have some. It would be awkward to say "no", but you can polish the rim of his glass with a napkin and bit of scotch on it. The glass will smell of strong scotch, as you pour him a watered down version.

[murphygoodewinery]

Referee Water Bottles DIY

By: Vanessa Johns

These referee water bottles are a cute and festive way to add a little something extra to your next football-themed party or tailgate.

Not to mention this is one of the easiest DIYs you’ll ever do!

Referee Water Bottles 

Supplies:

Water Bottles

Paper

Scissors

Double Sided Tape

Whistles

Step One: Print out the referee labels. You can find them here.

Step Two: Cut out the labels.

Step Three: Wrap and tape the labels around the water bottle.

Step Four: Pinch and twist your whistle’s necklace to fit around the water bottle.

That’s it! Now you have yourself some very cute referee water bottles.

Cheers!