Category: Diy

How to Host a Victorian Tea Party!

2/12/2015

A couple months ago me, my mom, sister, aunts, and cousins all had a Victorian Themed Tea Party! I wrote allllll about it here! Check it out, it's pretty adorable!
Anyways, we all had such a wonderful time, that I wanted to make a guide so you can have your very own Victorian themed tea party!

1. Make the Menu

Try to keep everything light and cute. Bonus points if it's mini!
Finger sandwiches are perfect, as is an adorable salad, and don't forget dessert!
I found this amazing website that is full of wonderful tea party recipes! Everything from sandwiches, to desserts, to jams!

2. Don't Forget the Tea!

It is a tea party after all!
There aren't too many rules with the tea!
You can have hot or cold.
Tea bags or leaves.
Honey or Sugar.
We had all of the above!!!

3. Set the Table

How to Host a Tea Party; Setting the Table

Because my family loves vintage and antique things, we had everything we needed to decorate for the tea party, already in our house!
Look around your own house and attic, and see what you can find!
You can also ask an older relative if you can borrow some of their antiques, or even go to your local thrift shop and find some treasures!
Look for things with lots of lace, pearls, and flowers! Look on the internet for inspiration!
But remember, decorating for your tea party is extremely important. How you decorate your tea party space, can immediately inform your guests what theme they are taking part in!

4. Make your guests paper fans!

Ok, I know these are kind of elementary school and cheesy, but they are suuuper cheap and simple to make, and everyone at the party loved them! Plus! They make a great favor that your guests can take with them to remember their day!

What You Need:

-Computer or construction paper (one for each guest).

-Glitter

-Feathers (I got a bag of yellow and white ones a JoAnn Fabrics for about $3.00)

-Hot glue gun

-Glue stick

-A stapler

What to do:
-Fold each piece of paper accordian style.
-Put glue (from your glue stick, not the hot glue gun!) in the creases and folds of the fan.
-Sprinkle glitter over the fan.
-Let the glue dry, then shake the excess glitter off, back into the glitter container, or on top of another fan that has glue on it.
-Staple the bottom of the accordian paper together, so that it is now a fan!
and last
-Put some hot glue on the end of the fan, and attach the feathers to it!

#5. Make yourself an adorable hair piece!

I made the hair piece that I wore to our tea party. It was extremely cheap and easy to make, and it looked absolutely fabulous!
You can actually purchase the actual hair piece that I'm wearing in the photograph above, from my shop.

How to Make a Victorian Party Hair Piece

What you will need:
-A small piece of cardboard
-A large alligator clip
-2 white fabric flowers
-White feathers
-A hot glue gun

How to Make a Victorian Tea Party Hair Piece

What to do:
-Arrange the fabric flowers on the piece of cardboard, then cut it into the correct shape and size.
-Using your hot glue gun, glue the fabric flowers onto the piece of cardboard.

-Arrange the feathers between the flowers and cardboard. Glue them into place.

And last,
-Glue your alligator clip onto the back of the cardboard with your hot glue gun!

#6. And lastly, don't forget to take plenty of adorable pictures of yourself and your party guests!

China Barbie and her Fiance Nick at a Tea Party

You and your friends are all going to be dressed in your finest, eating adorable food, and having a blast! What better time to snap some pictures?!!

Me, my sister Magdalena, and my Aunt Sedna

The Tea Party!

So there's how to make your very own Victorian Themed Tea Party! I Send me pictures of your own tea party! Good luck and have fun!

Need video or photography services? Check out Captured Occasions Photo and Video! She does incredible work!

Peace Love and Tea Parties
Jess <3

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Befores and Afters Pt.3!

9/28/2014

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If you haven't read my other two "Before and After" Posts, you can find those here and here.
And here are some more Befores and Afters for you to scope out and enjoy!

This was an old dress my aunt gave me, and I turned it into this adorable, stomach baring two piece set!

I am in looooove with this dress I made! I found the original dress at a rummage sale and snatched it up in my "Fill a Bag for $5 bag". I then did some strategic cutting, sewing, and added some lace to make this wonderful creation you see here! This is not for sale.

Adorable swimsuit top! I sewed a blue heart into the corner, so it is now one-of-a-kind! This is for sale here.

One of my hair creations! This is a part of my 2014 Spring Hair Collection. Go here to see all the other pieces of the collection; all for sale! This piece is sold.

An adorable crocheted (not by me) floppy hat that I tie dyed pink, yellow, and light blue. Super adorable! *Sold*

This before and after picture shows how I turned an old, ugly frame into a beautiful life adventures memory! See the tutorial of how I did this (plus three more!) here.

And that's it for part three of my "Befores and Afters"! That's just some of the fun and exciting things you can do if you put your crafty mind to it!
I hope you enjoyed it, and that it will inspire you to diy your own things!!!
(If you do diy something, make sure to email the picture to me, so you can be featured in our Fans Page!!!)

Peace Love and Befores and Afters
Jess <3

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4 Creative Cheap Ways to Frame Your Life

6/4/2014

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Hello every one of my fantastic readers! Thank you all so much for patiently awaiting my next post as I've been quite busy since my return from vending at this year's Abbey Road on the River.
I've just been bursting to tell you all about my time in Kentucky, and I will have that post up for you next week, but until then, I hope you enjoy this wonderful post I've been saving for a rainy day such as this!
Today I am going to show you four creative, cheap, and adorable ways to recycle old frames from thrift stores, vintage shops, and even your attic, into pieces that you can center your entire home around!

The idea for this post all started when I went into one of my favorite vintage stores, The Retro Ward, and bought a miscellaneous box that she just wanted to get rid of, for $10. Inside that box, was everything you see here! Lots and lots of random things, but most important were all the random picture frames! So to start these projects, go to your local Thrift Store or Vintage Shop, Garage sales, or even rummage around in your own basement or attic, and see what you can find!

1. The "I'm with the Band" Poster.
Turn an old band poster, and a ticket to their show into a fun work of art that you can display in your home! Even if you're not with the band!

This was a very old (but beautiful) picture frame. The picture itself was ripped, and not to my liking. So I made it into this wonderful band poster!

What to do:
-Find yourself a poster of a favorite band, and if you're really cool, a ticket stub from their show!

-Use a glue stick, or double-sided tape to attach the poster and ticket directly onto the picture. P.S It looks extra cool if there's some of the original picture sticking out around the poster, like so.

2. The "I'm Famous, I'm in the Newspaper" Frame.
If you or someone you know found their way into the newspaper, this is the perfect way to show it off to the world!

What to Do:

-Lay the framed picture face-up on the ground.

-Take the un-framed picture (or piece of cardboard), and lay it face-down on top of the framed photo. This should be the exact size as the photo inside of the frame, so it should fit perfectly on top of it!

-Super glue this piece onto your other piece, so you now have a framed blank picture!

-Cut your newspaper clipping out, and glue stick that onto the center of the cardboard, and there ya go! I was also thinking that this would be really nice to do a collage picture too! Hmmmm!

What you Need:
-One of those big, ugly, old paintings that has a built in frame on it that you can't take off.

and

-A big ugly old painting that doesn't have a frame, and has a nice plain backside (or just a big piece of plain cardboard the same size as the framed picture)

That's me!:P

3. The "Miss March" Calendar Wall Hanging.
This is the perfect frame for 8x10 pictures. And, it's probably the easiest frame to make!

What you Need:

All you need is one of those big calendars that businesses hand out. Lucky me, I got my hands on an adorable Chinese one!

What to Do:

-Rip all the calendar pages off the calendar, so you have a nice blank canvas.

-Take your 8x10 picture, and glue stick all over the back of it! Stick it in the center of the calendar, and there ya go! A suuuper simple, super adorable wall hanging!

4. The "My Life's Adventures" Frame.
Instead of letting your vaction pictures rot in a photo album that no one is ever going to see, show off your favorites by making this beautiful creation for everyone to see, and be jealous of!
What you'll need:

-An old frame that has no back with it (I was lucky enough to find one that was the perfect size to fit 5x7 pictures in).
-A regular piece of cardboard!
What to Do:

-Lay the frame face down on the ground.

-Put your piece of cardboard up against it,and measure it.

-Cut the cardboard to fit inside the frame perfectly.

-Now, if your piece of cardboard isn't long enough for the frame (like mine was), simply cut the leftover piece and fit that inside the empty space! If you look carefully below, you can see where I did this, but other than that, it's not noticeable!

Now, all you have to do is find a couple of your favorite adventure photos (if you don't have any, go have an adventure, then use those pictures!), and some awesome adventure quotes, and use a glue stick or even double-sided tape to attach them to the cardboard! Use the string on the back, or attach one of your own and hang it up for all to see!

P.S. Welcome to all new readers who I met in Kentucky! I am SO stoked that I got to meet you! And I'm super stoked that you decided to come check out the site! Feel free to poke around and explore a little, I hope you find something you like!

Peace Love and Framing
Jess <3

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Your Week in Hairstyles!

4/16/2014

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Your Week in Hairstyles! 7 Totally Unique Hairstyles for your Week

Hello lovely ones! Lately I've been on a kick of making one post that contains a LOT of different information; including my different tutorials and products from throughout this site! I'm doing this for you guys, so you can have a lot of information in one spot! Today's post is alllll about the hair! I have here 7 unique and pretty simple styles to make your everyday hair not quite as boring!
For this little experiment, I am going to ask that for this week, you only wash your hair twice! Now, I usually only wash my hair once a week, and my hair is super healthy and doesn't need washed more than that! It is actually a lot better for your hair to wash it only once to twice a week. When you wash it anymore than that, it strips your scalp of all its natural oils, and makes it produce more, at a faster rate, which is why your hair gets greasy when you don't wash it for a day! Which is not how it should be!
So to wean ourselves off of washing our hair so un-needlessly, I made this post. It gives you great hairstyles that you can do, and most will conceal if your hair is looking a little greasy! Yay! So wash your hair on Sunday night, and then here we go!

Monday:

Since your hair is newly washed and clean, you can take advantage of that by doing nothing to it! Just leave it down, maybe tease it a little, straighten it if you want to. Beautiful!
And be sure to wear big fantastic earrings too!:P

Tuesday:

Today your hair isn't as clean as yesterday, but it still isn't dirty, so you can do something super cute and simple, like two pigtails! To make sure that you don't look like you're 5 years old, make the ponytails either at the nape of your neck, or directly even with your ears, like the above picture.

Wednesday:

A ponytail is a very easy, really cute way to do your hair when it's not the cleanest.

Wednesday night or Thursday morning you can wash your hair! I only wash my hair once a week, but I understand that not everybody wants to do that. But don't wash your hair more than twice this week!

Thursday:

Your hair is nice and clean today, so for this style you will need lots of teasing and hairspray! Just leave the rest hanging, and it will look beautiful!

Friday:

This hairstyle is PERFECT for when your hair is a little dirtier! It's a beautiful, simple, Rosie the Riveter style hairstyle. Here is the full video tutorial and pictures!

Saturday:

Semi-dirty hair makes the best poofs. So take advantage of not having washed your hair for three days, and do this incredible look! This was my first video tutorial I did, and my first Hair Tutorial! See it here.

Sunday:

So it's Sunday, and your hair is probably pretty dirty by now! Never fear, I have here my secret weapon for a dirty hair day!The best hairstyle for this is my "Poof with a Headband" Hairstyle. I wrote about it about a year ago, and here is the video tutorial for that! This hairstyle is amazing for dirty hair (especially bangs!), and can save you from any bad hair day!

Well the week is complete, and you now have 7 new, totally unique hairstyles to add to your repertoire! And you will find that since your hair is not being over-washed, it will be very happy, much healthier, and much more manageable too! Yay!

*Don't forget to like this on facebook below, and pin it! Thanks you beautiful darlings! Happy hairstyling!!!*

Peace Love and Hairstyles
Jess <3

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Shampoo-Commercial Hair; It's Possible!

4/1/2014

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Recently, I set out on a quest. A quest to find out if Shampoo Commercial Hair really is possible. The catch, is to get that great looking hair without all the smoke and mirrors; photo-shopping, lighting, and the actual shampoo!
Well, I am VERY pleased to say, that I have made a recipe that WILL give you shampoo commercial quality hair!!! And! You can find all the ingredients in your kitchen! For pennies!!!
Now I pass on to you my incredible Hair Mask Recipe that I swear by, and use myself every month!!!

Who's this, a couple hair models? Nope!!! Just me and my sister after using this recipe!
These pictures were taken in natural lighting, with no special lights or editing!

Are you ready for the magic hair mask recipe?!! Here it is!

Magic Hair Mask Recipe!
This recipe only calls for 4 ingredients! Yupp! Only 4! And, you can find all of them in your kitchen! For only pennies!

What You Need:
-1 Tbs Milk
-1 Egg
-1 Tbs Honey
-1 Tbs Coconut Oil

What to Do:
1. Whisk the first three ingredients together in a small bowl.
2. Melt the coconut oil, then stir it in with the other ingredients.
3. Immediately (the coconut oil hardens quickly) pour the mixture over your head; this part can be a little messy! Haha.
4. Massage the entire mixture into your hair, paying close attention to your ends which are more likely to be the most damaged.
5. After your entire head is saturated in this gunk, put your hair up in a bun, and put a shower cap on.
6. After an hour (two to three hours is best, but an hour will work too), take the shower cap off, and hop into the shower.
7. Make your shower water cold. This is very important. If you rinse your hair out with hot water, it will cook the eggs! Your hair will be completely coated in scrambled eggs! And trust me, I know this from experience! Yupp that's right, my first time doing an egg mask I, without thinking at all (!), rinsed my hair out with hot water, and trust me, it is no fun trying to comb out scrambled eggs that are stuck to your entire head of hair! Hahaha!
8. After you have your hair rinsed, shampoo your hair. You may have to use a little more shampoo than normal, just to make sure you get everything out.
9. Condition your hair like normal.
10. When you get out of the shower, air dry your hair instead of blow-drying (it's not good for your hair).

And there ya go! Once your hair is completely dry, you can brush it out a little, sit back and admire your shampoo commercial hair, and get ready for the compliments! Because with hair this shiny, people will notice!

Peace Love and Shampoo Commercial Hair
Jess <3

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Befores and Afters Pt.2!

3/17/2014

If you missed my first before and after post read that here! Here are some more of my wonderful creations, tutorials, and things for sale!

I love this DIY, because it is such a radical transformation (and those really are the best!). The dress is from the 80's (shoulder pads and all)! I loved it so much that I wore it to one of my band's shows. It looked amaaazing. You can see my outfit and read about it here.

This is the very first tutorial I made on this blog! DIY Mom Capris to Shorts. See full picture tutorial here!

I made these adorable chalkboard pictures from some old wooden pictures! They're super cute and awesome for the house. They're for sale here!

I'm not gonna lie, I was pretty excited about this! I found the dress (which was adorable, but missing a little something) for 10 kuai (about a dollar fifty) at a Chinese Market, then did a little work on it to combine it with my led zeppelin shirt!

This was a not very attractive dress from the 80's, but I did some of my magic on it, and it is now the sexy dress you see here! I looooove this dress, and almost kept it for myself, but I decided that I have enough dresses, and I'll give you ladies a chance to buy it! You can see more detailed pictures, and purchase it here.

Hope you liked these tutorials, eye candy, inspirations, and products! Feel free to pin and like the crap out of this!:P And remember, you guys are THE BEST!!! <3

Peace Love and Befores and Afters
Jess <3

Make your own Jewelry Stand for under 50 cents!

1/27/2014

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How to Make your own Jewelry Stand for less than 50 cents!

A couple months ago I went to Joann Fabrics and I found some adorable jewelry stands. I wanted to buy a couple to use when I set up my booth at festivals and craft shows, but I did not want to spend I think it was around 8 bucks on one! So I took a picture of it, and vowed that one day soon I would make one! A couple days ago that vow came true! Me and my sister did some trial and error, and some creative brainstorming, and we ended up making one for less than 50 cents! And not to toot my own whistle, but it looks good!

The picture on the left is the actual picture I took at Joann Fabrics (I took it with my flip phone, that's why the quality isn't very good haha), and the picture on the right is the one that we made! I think ours looks sooo good! The only difference is that I didn't use velvety fabric like the one at the store, the bottom post is a little thicker, and instead of just a boring old base, we used a 45 record! Which I think looks awesome!

These jewelry stands are PERFECT for crafters who sell their wares at craft shows and festivals! They work best to hold bracelets (my sister makes hemp bracelets that I sell), but they can also hold necklaces by wrapping the necklace twice around the post.
If you don't sell jewelry, you can still make one of these! Right now I have mine sitting in my room holding my jewelry and it looks SO adorable! And for less than a dollar, and less than half an hour, there's really no reason you shouldn't make one!

So here is my super simple Jewelry Stand Tutorial!

What You'll Need:
-A hot glue gun.
If you don't have a hot glue gun, go get one right now! If you do any crafts of any kind at all, ever, you can use a hot glue gun! Thrift stores usually have lots of hot glue guns layin around, and you can always find them at craft stores!
-A small (45) record.
The thrift store by my house (from which I buy everything I need in life, and they know me by name by now!), has small records for 5 for $1.00, so less than a quarter for one!
-Black Fabric.
If you're using the stand for shows, I recommend using black fabric, because it serves as a blank backdrop to better showcase your jewelry. If you use a colorful or patterned fabric, it will only distract from your jewelry. The only exception for this would be if you sell all black jewelry, then using white fabric would be a very good contrast. If you're making this stand as a gift for someone, or for your own jewelry at home, you can use whatever fabric you want! You can just use some of your fabric scraps (all good crafters should have a fabric scrap bin where they put all the scraps from when they're making projects!), I used scraps from a t-shirt that I had in my fabric bin.
-3 toilet paper tubes, or 1 paper towel tube and 1 toilet paper tube.
My family doesn't use paper towels because they are very wasteful and unnecessary, so 3 toilet paper tubes worked perfectly.

What to Do:
Once your hot glue gun is warmed up, make a ring of glue around the hole of the record. Immediately (the glue dries really fast, so you have to be quick!) stick the toilet paper tube to it. It should be a very close fit, as the toilet paper tube is just a little bit bigger than the record hole.

Once the glue is dried and the toilet paper tube feels secure (this should take less than a minute), take your fabric scrap and put it around the tube so you can see how big it has to be. I used the sleeves from a t-shirt, and only had to cut it once (down the middle). Cover the toilet paper tube in glue, and wrap the fabric around it. The extra fabric on the top, just tuck it into the top of the tube! You don't have to glue it or cut it or anything!

For the top of the stand, take your two toilet paper tubes and glue one inside the other, or get your one paper towel tube, and put glue on the entire outside of the tube. Wrap the fabric securely around it. Add more glue as necessary.

Now for the final steps;
Tuck the ends of the fabric into the tube holes!
Glue the top tube onto the bottom tube!
If you want the record to be covered, cover that with the fabric also.
and you're done!
And here is your beautiful finished product!

Now go on get to it! These make great gifts, and are absolutely adorable!

P.S I took all of these pictures with my brand new camera that I am absolutely in love with! My mom and fiance chipped in together and got me the Canon Powershot for Christmas and it's amaaaazing! It makes all your pictures look so professional and beautiful! If you're looking for a new camera, I would definitely recommend the Canon Powershot!

*Show me your finished product and it could be featured on MPLL's Pinterest page!*
Peace Love and Jewelry Stands
Jess <3

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Befores and Afters Pt. 1!

1/20/2014

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I love before and after pictures; of people, rooms, and clothes! And because I am giving my clothing, myself, and my room, constant makeovers, I always make Before & After Pictures of them! This is the first part in a series Before & After Posts. In these posts, I will give you all my Before & After pictures I have of; My Tutorials, My products for sale (you can see what it looked like before, and what it looks like now, when you purchase it!), and just cute stuff to look at! I will of course, give you all the links you need! Enjoy!

China Barbie's Tights to Sexy Stockings Tutorial

My "Tights to Sexy Stockings" Tutorial! Click here to see the full tutorial of how to make these!

I bought this XL skirt at Rue 21 for $2. It was so cute and cheap, I couldn't pass it up, even though it was an XL. So when I got home, I made it into this adorable hi-waisted skirt!

I made this adorable summer shirt from a long-sleeved/akward-fitting Bob Marley shirt that someone gave to me (because it fits akward! Haha).

Even my man got into the diy-ing spirit hehe. And yes, he did it himself! <3

This is a great tutorial on how to completely change the look of any room in your house, by using old wood crates to make amazing storage shelves! Here!

Hope you loved it! Feel free to pin, tweet and share any and all of the images you want! This is part one, stay tuned for parts two and three, and possibly more!

Peace Love and Befores&Afters
Jess <3

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Rosie the Riveter Hair Tutorial!

11/24/2013

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Who doesn't love the iconic "We Can Do It" Rosie the Riveter Character? Well I do, and I looove her hair! So I have here my Rosie the Riveter Hair Tutorial!

Super cute huh?! And super easy! Now get on out there! You look fabulous, and feel fabulous! You can accomplish anything! You Can Do It! :P

*Hey guys, just wanted to tell you about something brand new and super exciting! On My Peace Love Life's Pinterest, I have just starting a board called MPLL's Fans, and on it I will put pictures of YOU guys! That's right! Email me, or post on facebook, pictures of you trying out hairstyles, makeup ideas, or diy projects from this blog! So after trying out this hairdo, take a picture, send it in, and be entered to win a free gift!!!*

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Peace Love and Rosie the Riveter
Jess <3

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My Handmade Zombie Sheets!

2/18/2013

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For Valentines this year, I wanted to do something special for my boyfriend.
He is OBSESSED with zombies (his entire right leg is zombie tattoos), so for Valentines day, I made him a set of zombie sheets, with matching pillowcases! I wasn't too sure how good it would be, but it actually turned out really good, and he looooved them. It made me very happy! Here's how I did it, and more pictures!

This was actually pretty easy to make! I just
traced my hands all over the place, making missing fingers, chunks taken out, and whatever else I felt like doing!

For the pillowcases, I splattered "blood" on the insides, then made arms coming up the outside.

I am extremely pleased with how it turned out!

And I will actually be selling these now!!! Go to my Etsy page and order yours today!

*Let me know what you think of it! Leave comments, pin it, like on facebook, and share! Thanks dears! :P*

Peace Love and Zombies
Jess <3

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How to Host a Victorian Tea Party!

1. Make the Menu

2. Don't Forget the Tea!

3. Set the Table

4. Make your guests paper fans!

#5. Make yourself an adorable hair piece!

#6. And lastly, don't forget to take plenty of adorable pictures of yourself and your party guests!

Befores and Afters Pt.3!

4 Creative Cheap Ways to Frame Your Life

Your Week in Hairstyles!

Shampoo-Commercial Hair; It's Possible!

Befores and Afters Pt.2!

Make your own Jewelry Stand for under 50 cents!

Befores and Afters Pt. 1!

Rosie the Riveter Hair Tutorial!

My Handmade Zombie Sheets!

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1. Make the Menu

2. Don't Forget the Tea!

3. Set the Table

4. Make your guests paper fans!

#5. Make yourself an adorable hair piece!

#6. And lastly, don't forget to take plenty of adorable pictures of yourself and your party guests!

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Blogs I Love!
-Well Being Secrets
-Like a Local Travel
-Salt Sand and Smoothies
-The Wanderer's Chronicles
-The Wanderlust Bug
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-Travlinmad
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