I dare you!

I finished these dare cards for my friend Robyn's bachelorette party. I downloaded the tag from Creating Keepsakes back in January (I think) and I changed the wording.

Revenge is sweet and I get to seek revenge on what she (and other friends and family) dared me to do during my bachelorrete party. I was quite embarrased and Ms. Robyn seemed to enjoy it quite a lot. : Here are some of he things I was dared to do.

1. 
   
   Have a random guy kiss my hand- I can do that
2. 
   
   Sing "Besame Mucho" at the winery, loudly-uh!
3. 
   
   Have a guy give me a massage with Astroglide pleasure massage oil - my sister wrote that one.
4. 
   
   Give Astroglide to any guy as a gift-the reason there is a lot of Astroglide talk is because my friend Tanya is a manager for Biofilm (the company that makes Astroglide) so we had a ton that weekend and a life long supply. yipee!
5. 
   
   Practive the waltz with some guy for one minute - ended doing this with the limo driver
6. 
   
   Propose to the bartender on my knees-proposed to some guy at the bar who had a girlfriend. she was nice about it.
7. 
   
   Tell the server "he has the most beautiful eyes"- server gave us some free wine. awesome!
8. 
   
   Exclaim loudly " Wow! That really....can't write what the card says...

ok, they weren't so bad after all.

Handmade with love

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I have been experimenting with making stuff. I just finished making 33 bridal shower invitations for my friend Robyn. I had a hard time getting inspired so I found an Umbrella Bridal Shower design I liked on the April/May issue of Paper Crafts magazine (page 82) and tried to make it my own. The magazine design was in brown and vanilla colors but I needed to change it to beach colors (i.e. aqua, turquoise, sand) because that is the theme and colors of the wedding. I also played with the ribbon and stamps. I am so happy I am done and the invites are on the mail! It took me a week to figure out what the first one would look like. I spent hours in Joann Fabrics, going up and down aisles trying to figure out what material to use. After the first one was done it took me another week to finish all 33. I worked full time Friday night thru Sunday night. Lots of work but done with a ton of love. Good friends make it all worth it!