Thank you to all of the amazing bloggers who contributed five minute projects to the Take Five Series {Five Days of Five Minute Projects}. It was so well received that I thought it would be fun to dedicate Tuesdays to quick and easy projects. Although we all love a great furniture redo or even a stenciled wall, it’s also really nice to check something off the list in just a few minutes. I am hoping that you will find inspiration for just such a thing here on Tuesdays. And if you would like to contribute an idea, please send me a link to your project at athoughtfulplaceblog@gmail.com ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… This week is a tribute to the Fourth of July! It’s just around the corner so it’s time to get the wheels spinning. If you haven’t already feasted your eyes on this party from Hostess with the Mostess you will certainly want to wander over there. It’s AMAZING. And while it certainly wasn’t put together in five minutes, I put together some quick and easy projects for you below! You will even be directed to some super cute printables. Enjoy and happy 4th of July planning! #1: Festive Marshmallow Pops So these might be more of a ten minute project . . . but sooooo easy. I buy the craft sticks and candy melts from Michael’s. Simply stick the craft stick in the marshmallow, dip in melted candy and add some sprinkles. I like to fill a pail with sand so that they can easily stick inside as they set. You can leave them plain or add a candy wrapper and tag to each one. #2: Stars and Stripes: it is what it is These bag toppers are just too cute. They are designed to fit a standard ziploc sandwich bag or snack bag. So adorable. They could even be used to wrap candy bars. If you would like these, pop on over here and you will be able to print them out. Quick and unbelievably cute. #3: Martha Stewart Delivers Click here for a template to print these can covers or you can simply use scrapbook paper {this is my choice as I like to save on my printer ink}. Here are a couple that I made: The only thing to know is that it works best to leave the silver lip showing on the top and the bottom. It looks cute and the paper will lay flat against the rest of the can. And here just adding sand and sparklers to clear jars or vases is adorable. You could run them down the length of the table. Looks like Martha may have stamped a runner with red and blue designs. You could even use white butcher paper down the middle of the table. Easy! By clicking right here you will be able to choose red or blue and print out these adorable cone wrappers. If you are out and about and can’t have ice cream, you could fill the cones with popcorn or jelly beans as a fireworks watching treat! ………………………………………………………………………. Thanks for stopping by the first Take 5 Tuesday! Hope you found some quick inspiration. If you would like one of your easy ideas featured you may email me at athoughtfulplaceblog@gmail.com Please include “Take 5” in the subject line! Have a great day! {you will be able to find all of the take 5 projects under this button on my sidebar}
Olga says
Great ideas!! Thank you. Love the marshmallow project.
Desiree @CHIC COASTAL LIVING says
Adorable ideas Courtney! I love the 4th of July!
Colleen says
these are so great! I love the can idea.
17 Perth says
Great ideas–makes me even more excited for the 4th.
Aubrey {All Things Bright and Beautiful} says
Don't I wish I had even an *ounce* of creativity when it comes to this stuff…Sadly, I do not…that is why I come here! No thinking required and I get tons of fabulous Par-tay inspiration. Thanks, Court, you're a doll! (c:
Crystal @ Ordinary Days says
Great ideas! I can think of a million ways to use the can with scrap paper. THANKS!!
Green Door Girl says
super cute ideas and seriously none of them look like they take 5 minutes – so win all the way around – quick and easy and it doesn't look like it was quick and easy! 🙂
natasha {schue love} says
I LOVE the idea of wrapping cans with the festive patriotic paper…and so so easy too! Great ideas for DIY today!
Summer Jones says
I love anything red, white and blue! Thanks for sharing!
Cassie {Hi Sugarplum!} says
Super cute! Jackson is a July 2 baby, so I"m having a red-white-blue party for him this year. Thanks for the cute table inspiration love
Kim @ keller-creative says
I'm doing red, white & blue items all week! I do marshmallow pops as well, but I add a little twist to them. I'm posting them later this week 🙂
Michelle @ Ten June says
Love those marshmellow pops!! Yum. Now I want one ha ha.
Megan {Honey We're Home} says
Wow! 4th of July is just around the corner isn't it?!
Arlene (CO Kid) says
Love your blog! I found you roundabout through Pinterest! 🙂
I'm now following! Thanks for all the creative and easy ideas!
beth says
Thank you so much for featuring my July 4th printables! It totally made my day!
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