DIY :: Stir It Up

birthday party stir stick diy craft step by step All the decor at A’s birthday bash was inspired by little snippets of his life and personality. From a colossal cake made of his favorite chocolate chip cookies to trays featuring childhood photos, there was no question who the birthday boy was… and these stir sticks were the perfect finishing touch to the signature Greyhound cocktails. They were a cinch to make yet left a major impression, prompting laughs and conversation with each libation. Since there’s nothing better than a super simple craft that packs a big punch, we’re adding to our index of DIY projects from this fabulous evening with the instructions after the jump…

birthday party stir stick diy craft step by step

birthday party stir stick diy craft step by step

birthday party stir stick diy craft step by step

  • Skewers
  • Avery 4″ x 2″ white labels (available at any office supply store)

  1. Choose a favorite photo or two of the birthday boy or girl, and size image to 2″ x 2″.
  2. Space images evenly in rows of four, so that two print on each label.
  3. Print label sheets. Peel and fold labels over onto skewer.
  4. If you’re using shorter glasses, cut skewers down to appropriate size.
*originally inspired by Not Without Salt!

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12 Responses to “DIY :: Stir It Up”

  1. Jennifer

    How cute! And very, very easy!

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  2. Will

    These are so super cute and easy to do – a smashing idea!

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  3. Xio

    Adorable!! What a fun idea!

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  4. Plain & Fancy Living

    Great idea! This really adds a personal touch and makes the drinks look so good. I have been trying to think of something different. I really love your style and look forward to reading this blog every day:)

    Amy R.

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  5. Tiffani

    What a great idea!!

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  6. Camille Styles

    So glad you all enjoyed! The funniest part is that my husband typically does NOT like being the center of attention, so imagine his surprise when he got a drink from the bar and saw that his face was plastered on everyone’s drink. Ha!

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