WINNER & Guest Blogger {Here's to Handy Andy} & Giveaway {Just Us 4}

I can't believe it, but we are on the last day of the Blog Birthday Bash.

I have had so much fun and I hope all of you have too!! If you haven't entered in the giveaways please feel free to enter for as many as you would like! Here is a list of the ones that are still open: 

Vinyl "Welcome" Sign go HERE {TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO ENTER FOR THIS!}
Loopy Puff Bows go HERE
$15.00 Gift Card to Hobby Lobby go HERE
Poppy Necklace and Rose Wire Ring Jewelry Set go HERE
Free Ad Space @ Two Sasters go HERE


We also have TWO WINNERS today for a couple of giveaways. 
The first is from the 
Free Ad Space at Motiaved Mommy of Two

Our Lucky Winner is:

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Congrats Kiana!!! Thanks to everyone who entered!


The second is for the Hand Bound Notebook from Renewed Upon a Dream.

Our Lucky Winner is:

a Rafflecopter giveaway
Congrats Kaitlin!! A Huge thank you to everyone who entered for this!
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Before we get started I just have one last thing to say:

THANK YOU SO MUCH
TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED MAKE THE BLOG BIRTHDAY BASH SO FUN!!!

I really can't thank you enough for all the of guests blogger posts and the giveaways that you have all helped with. Also thank you to all our lovely readers! 
Thanks for helping make this a Blast!!

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Today we have a Guest Post from Liz at

Happy Blog Birthday Jill! In celebration of Jill's birthday bash, I'm going to show you all how to make simple and adorable decorations that are perfect for a birthday party, baby shower, or wedding.

Tissue Paper Poms

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The best part about these is that you probably already have everything you need to make them!

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Here's what you need:
Tissue paper
Vinyl coated wire or twisty ties
Scissors

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Layer 8-12 sheets of tissue paper and begin folding it like a fan.

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Then fold the tissue paper in half and tie the wire around it.

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Then cut the folds in the center.

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You'll end up with four sections of fold. At this point take each section and start separating the layers.

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After they are all separated, gently pull the layers in different directions and fluff them. You can fluff them all around so you end up with a round pom, or leave a flat side to hang on a chair or use as a table centerpiece. I left mine flat on one side.

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I'm actually making these for a friend's wedding, so I don't have any pictures of them really in use, but I hope you get the idea.

Thanks so much for having me Jill! Happy Blog Birthday!

**Those are so fun!!! What a cute and inexpensive way to add decor to any kind of party! They look so easy to make too. Thank you so much Liz for sharing this awesome tutorial with us today!

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Our Giveaway today is from Shannah at

Shannon is going to be giving away a tote bag from Thirty One Gifts! This is the cutest bag!

Here is a description of the bag:

This Expand a Tote Day Extender, from Thirty One Gifts, is the perfect option for a weekend getaway! Featured in the, now retired, Windsor Argyle print, this tote retails at $50.00. 
It features: 
- a zipper closure 
- interior hanging pouch with zipper pocket
 - lobster claw and D-ring for a shoulder strap
 - the middle unzips to expand for even more room
 Dimensions: 20.75"(h) x 17'(w) x 8.5"(d); 6" handle drop

I LOVE the print on it! So cute!!
Enter for a chance to win this amazing bag!

a Rafflecopter giveaway
You will have until Aug. 6 to enter this giveaway!


Thank you so much ladies for helping end about Birthday Bash with a Bang!!


4 comments:

  1. I've really enjoyed your "birthday bash" Jill! Happy blog birthday!

    Erin

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  2. I've loved reading your birthday bash posts each day! Congrats again girl :o)

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  3. Love the tutorial for the pom-pom. Very cute. Congrats on your blog birthday too!

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  4. I know my comment is late but loved your idea so making these large tissue flowers for chair backs in a hall where decorating is limited. I am not having good luck coming up with a plan to attach these to the chairs without "flop" . ribbons aren't supporting and wire- need at least 26 inches per chair is expensive. Need some ideas. Thanx in advance. Mary D

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