{Make} - DIY Tooth Fairy Pillow

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Losing a tooth is an exciting and special event in any little one's life. Why not add to the excitement with a fabulous tooth fairy pillow? (And make the tooth fairy's job a little easier at the same time!) Here we have a collection of the best tooth fairy pillow tutorials around. Just simply click on the link below the image to visit each tutorial.

DIY - Cowgirl Cookie Jars

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What a delicious take home idea from Bakerella! Cowgirl cookie jars contain all the ingredients and directions for your guests to bake up some delightful treats at home. These are also easily converted to cowboy cookie jars. A complete tutorial and a cute label download is available from Bakerella here.

DIY - Wild West Gold Rush

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What kind of outlaw party would it be without the gold? When I stumbled across the tutorial on Restless Risa's blog for making your own gold panning station, I couldn't believe what a simple and unique idea it was! Certainly a fun activity for any western themed party.

DIY - Perfect Party Pom Poms

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Pom poms are one of the hottest trends right now in party decorating and it's easy to see why. There is just something so delightfully delicious in the sweet simplicity of their shape and the way they magically seem to float in the air.  An easy way to add a festive touch to any occasion and so fun to make. As with all good things here are some fast and easy instructions courtesy of my friend, Martha.

Materials Needed 

• Tissue paper in desired colors (8 sheets per pom-pom)
• 24-gauge white cloth-covered floral wire
• Scissors
• Monofilament

Step 1)

Stack eight 20-by-30-inch sheets of tissue. Make 1 1/2-inch-wide accordion folds, creasing with each fold.

Step 2) 

Fold an 18-inch piece of floral wire in half, and slip over center of folded tissue; twist. With scissors, trim ends of tissue into rounded or pointy shapes.

Step 3)

Separate layers, pulling away from center one at a time. Fluff and shape as desired