I found my inspiration for the Salad Bar idea at Sara Robbins.com. Her salad bar is a lot more fancy than ours, but the results are the same. A yummy DIY salad. I like this idea for school luncheons, showers, or a family dinner. You can vary the ingredients based on your guests. Vegetarians, meat eaters-- there is something for everyone!
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| Via Sara Robbins.com |
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| Via Sara Robbins.com |
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| Via Sara Robbins.com |
We also set up lemonade, tea, and water in pretty glass dispensers. Along with a cute dessert bar. But wouldn't you know it-- I was so busy with hosting I didn't take a photo! Oh well, so is life.
I feel like I haven't been writing as much as I would like. I have been busy with my girls. First is was crafting for Valentines. Then my oldest is knee deep in competitive cheer and recently attended her first NCA competition. And then my youngest is working on learning to read, playing at parks and dancing.
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| These are the 'Emoji Cups' I made for the school Valentines party. |
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| These are bag tags for her cheer team. |
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| These are fun brushes for the cheer goody bags-- I made gift tags for them that said "Brush off the Competition at NCA" |
"Mommin' is my Cardio" is definitely how I am feeling these days. If you don't see me on the blog, be sure to pop over to Instagram (@craftytexasgirl)! Sometimes that is all I can manage to keep updated!
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