All Things Pin

35 Theme Party Ideas!

I'm not really a party person but when the mood is in and the atmosphere is right, I know how to get down. And who don't like to let down their hair and let go once in a while? You can have a party just to say you did!

In case you where planning to have a party and you didn't have any theme I decided to write this post. Here is my (35) theme party ideas and of course there is a lot more.

BBQ Party
Backyard Carnival
Bake off Party
Baking Party
Build A Ice-Scream Party
Campfire/Camping Party
Caribbean Carnival Party
Cook Off Party
Cook Out
Costume Party
Christmas Tree Decorating Party
DIY Party
Dance Party
Dessert Party
Easter Hunt Party
Fashion Show Party
Foam Party
Game Night Party (Broad games, etc)
Game Night Party (Sports Waiting/Playing)
Karaoke Party
Living like Stars Party
Meteor Shower Party
Murder Mystery Party
Old Hollywood Glamour Party
Paint Ball Party
Picnic Party
Pool Party
Secret Santa Party
Slumber Party
Spa Day Party
Star Glazing Party
Tea Party
Truth or Dare?
Water Party
Yoga Party

For more theme ideas check out Party Plans
For a party checklist check out How to throw a shabby chic party theme?

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, by Jessica Fairweather

DIY

Indoor Garden DIY: Hanging Mason Jar Planters

These planters add a bit of a rustic touch to any space without spending or doing much. This is a great DIY decor piece for apartment renters, you get to spice up your space without upsetting the landlord.

Materials needed:

Mini Mason Jars
Yarn/String
Robe Hooks
Super Glue
Small plant of your choose
Planting Pebbles

Start by wrapping the yarn around the jar three times. Tie to secure then glue down the tie to ensure that the tie don't unravel. Double tie the ends of the yarn then glue down to ensure that it too don't unravel. Let glue dry for about 10 minutes.

Add your pebbles to the jar then your plants. Put your hooks then hang your planters up.

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, by Jessica Fairweather

All Things Pets

Basic Pet First Aid Kit

Supplies:

Storage Box/Bag
Emergency Contacts and Info.

Emergency Contacts:

1. Vet #

2. Pet info. with pictures

3. pet Insurance

4. Pet Medical Records

5. Medications and Dosage Instructions (If the pet is taking anything)

6. A List of Any Known Allergies

7. First Aid Book for your type of pet

8. Animal Poison Control #

9. 24 Hours Vet #

Basic First Aid Materials:

Adhesive Tape
Cotton Balls
Gauze Pads and Roll
Instant Cold Pack
Q-tip
Towels and Rugs
Scissors
Syringe
Tongue Depressors
Tweeters
Antibacterial Cleaners
Antibiotic Ointments
Bactine
Children's Benadryl
Hydrogen Peroxide
Petroleum Jelly
Sterile Saline Eye Solution
Favorite Treats

It is important that you have at least two different First Aid Kits for your pets: one in your home and one in your car. Remember your pets have feelings too, so ensure that you pet and tell them that they will be okay.

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, by Jessica Fairweather

Fashion and Lifestyle

How to Discover Your Fashion Style

By discovering your own sense of style, you are discovering who you are. Whether you dress basic, crazy or edgy, if is your style, do you boo.

Steps in discovering your fashion style:

Assess your wardrobe

Figure out what you do and do not like that you already have. Pick articles that are flattering to to your figure and that compliments your skin tone, hair and eyes. Make a list of pieces you like with special cuts, designs, fabrics, colors and embellishments.

Search for your inspiration

One of the ways in discovering your own fashion style is to find inspiration, whether it is from magazines, celebrities or from bloggers/Youtubers. It can even be from your friends or families. Try to determine what subculture(s) you like and incorporate that into you style and find pieces that fit you figure and bring out your personality.

For me personally, I get my style from celebrities like Zendaya and House of Margeaux and from blogger/Youtuber like Kim (This chic natural). A fun way to collect and store all your inspiration is on a inspiration broad.

Asking for some assistance

For some people, they can't determine what body type they are, what color is flattering to them, what to and not to wear and ways how to put mix and match pieces to reflect them. Well let me tell you that is what professionals are there for, so don't be shy to ask. They will be able to assist you in getting inspiration and to see what is perfect for you.

After doing all of that then you know your fashion style and remember always be yourself, just because they are your fashion idles/inspiration doesn't mean you have to dress exactly like them. Your style is an outer shell of who you are, it expressive your personality so be creative.

My Inspirational Broad:

Happy Styling!

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, by Jessica Fairweather

Recipes

Chunky Chewy Oatmeal Cookies

This recipe is easy to make whether it is with your parents or with your kids. It is so fun to make with a bit of music, especially if they have a sweet tooth. I love this recipe because you can customize it, you can add raisins or other dried fruits or nuts to them.

INGREDIENTS:

1 cup butter, softened

1 cup white sugar

1 cup packed brown sugar

2 eggs

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

2 cups all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon baking soda

1 teaspoon salt

1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon

3 cups quick cooking oats

1/2 cup raisins

Directions:

In a medium bowl, cream together butter, white sugar, and brown sugar. Beat in eggs one at a time, then stir in vanilla. Combine flour, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon; stir into the creamed mixture. Mix in oats. Cover, and chill dough for at least one hour.
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Grease cookie sheets. Roll the dough into walnut sized balls, and place 2 inches apart on cookie sheets. Flatten each cookie with a large fork dipped in sugar.
Bake for 8 to 10 minutes in preheated oven. Allow cookies to cool on baking sheet for 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.