12 Ways to Ring in the New Year {with Glitter}

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What do you do for New Year's Eve? Stay in? Go out? I think the last time we did 'something big' was in 2009. Maisy was just 2 months old and Afton was 3. We had friends over and let the kids go crazy in a bounce house.

The past two years, Jeff and I have just stayed up drinking champagne and watching all the NYE coverage on tv. This year, we are going to a friend's house. The kids are finally big enough to stay up later (probably til 10pm!) so we are venturing out and down the street.

 Whether you go out, or stay in, there is a lot to celebrate on December 31st--the ending of one year and the promise of something brand new. And what better way to ring in the new, then with some beautiful inspiration from around the web.  So let's ring in the New Year my favorite way, with glitter!

1. DIY Glitter Candles

Source: celebrations.com via Samantha on Pinterest

 
2. Glitter Numbers

Source: whimsydecor.blogspot.com via Samantha on Pinterest

3. Glitter Headbands

Source: designspongeonline.com via Samantha on Pinterest

 

4. DIY Glitter Party Hats

Source: studiodiy.com via Samantha on Pinterest

5. Glitter Cookie Sandwiches

Source: sugarandcloth.com via Samantha on Pinterest

6. Gold Glitter Garland

Source: etsy.com via Samantha on Pinterest

7.  Edible Gold Star Glitter Cupcakes

Source: wilton.com via Samantha on Pinterest

8. Glitter NYE Invitations

Source: foldedwords.com via Samantha on Pinterest

9. Glitter Votives

Source: Uploaded by user via Samantha on Pinterest

10. Edible Glitter for the Drinks

Source: elizabethannedesigns.com via Samantha on Pinterest

11. Glitter Paper Lanterns

Source: blogs.babble.com via Samantha on Pinterest

12. Glitter S'mores

Source: divinepartyconcepts.com via Maddy on Pinterest

Source: instagram.com via Samantha on Pinterest

How are you "ringing in" 2013?


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