New Year's Eve Party Favor

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We will be ringing in the new year in less than a month, and I am wondering what in the world happened to the last decade.

We are hosting a small party. But, like Julia Child said, a party isn’t a party without a cake, and party favors…well, I may have paraphrased that. So, I am working on New Year’s Eve Party Favor ideas.

Holiday Gifting

I really want the party favors to be something that I can easily make on a budget. So, I created a simple SVG file. This file is perfect for coasters, cards – it would be so beautiful on a textured paper in gold foil, and on wine bottle bags. This would actually be a great holiday or wedding gift idea too!

Make a New Year’s Eve Party Favor

This is a super easy project! I was able to make a dozen of them in less than an hour!

Before you get started, here’s a list of everything you will need:

Cricut Machine
Iron-On Vinyl
EasyPress 2 or EasyPress Mini
Iron-On Protective Sheet
Wine Bottle Bags
Optional – Infusible Ink Markers and Coasters; Paper and Foil Quill
SVG File

Step 1

Start by downloading the SVG File, and then upload it to Design Space.

Step 2

Size the SVG to fit your project. Then, send it to cut. Don’t forget to mirror the cut, and place the Iron On Vinyl on the cutting mat shiny side down. If you are cutting more than one image, be sure to change the cut quantity too.

Step 3

Weed the excess vinyl.

Step 4

Press the Iron On to the bag according to Cricut’s recommended heat settings.

That’s it! It’s super easy and perfect for all celebrations!

Jessica Everyday Party Magazine

You could say my blogging journey is a little bit Erin Brockovich, a whole lot creative mom.

Life took a crazy turn with the birth of my third child, who had so many health issues we weren’t sure if he’d live. Eventually he and his younger brother were both diagnosed with an auto-immune disorder that mimics disease found in Asian children exposed to Agent Orange. We believe ground water tainted by a chemical testing facility near our home is likely to blame.

I wasn’t about to let health challenges get in the way of CELEBRATING life with my children and started planning fairly elaborate, themed events in the security of my home. Today I am an established party blogger looking to partner with brands on budget-friendly, DIY home celebrations.

Jessica’s work has been featured on such notable party blogs and magazines such as Catch My Party, Hostess With The Mostess, Bird’s Party Magazine, Amy Atlas, lilsugar, and Spaceships and Laserbeams.

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