I wanted something to take over to a few neighbors that I was going to visit. I didn't want to arrive empty handed, but I didn't feel like I needed to bring something extravagant either. So I used some
small jars from IKEA and filled them with some leftover jellybeans that I had from my last party. With a jar (instead of the standard cellophane filled bag) they can leave the jelly beans out on their counter for everyone to eat gradually.
Here are some pictures from the party. As a side note, I'm sure you can tell a huge difference in the photography skills between my pic at the top and these. Yeah, that's why I leave my party photographing to the professionals.
Posts
I wanted something to take over to a few neighbors that I was going to visit. I didn't want to arrive empty handed, but I didn't feel like I needed to bring something extravagant either. So I used some small jars from IKEA and filled them with some leftover jellybeans that I had from my last party. With a jar (instead of the standard cellophane filled bag) they can leave the jelly beans out on their counter for everyone to eat gradually.
Here are some pictures from the party. As a side note, I'm sure you can tell a huge difference in the photography skills between my pic at the top and these. Yeah, that's why I leave my party photographing to the professionals.
5 comments:
Those are so cute and fun!
That is such a lovely idea, simple but really something. I never think of stuff like that...good call!! mwahx
That glass stem jar is so cute where did you get it?
Shannon, I bought the jars at a local store called Tai Pan. They were a steal, less than $5 each (but I got them a few months ago, not sure if they're still around).
I love jelly beans!!!
Post a Comment