<\/a><\/p>\n

Guess what??? \u00a0We are posting our first video tutorial today so you can see us “in action” and get a little glimpse into our world. \u00a0We always show you pretty pictures, but in reality we typically have dogs barking, kids screaming and a little bit of “crazy” going on, just like most of you! (And yes, this video is as candid as you get!)<\/p>\n

Note: We told eachother that we wanted it to be completely “real” and not scripted… and in ONE take.\u00a0 I think next time we will put my dog in the basement for the video! HA! Sorry for the barking nonsense.<\/p>\n

Maureen recently threw the most adorable Dinosaur Party <\/a>for Pierson’s 6th Birthday – full of dinosaur fossils & artifacts… a museum feel with lots of colorful foliage. \u00a0Today we are going to show you how to create the tissue paper dinosaur leaf garland Maureen hung along her black & white coloring wall poster. \u00a0It is an inexpensive and simple way to add pops of color throughout your Dino party.<\/p>\n

Supplies needed:<\/strong><\/span>
\nVarious shades of green tissue paper
\nTwine
\nScissors<\/p>\n

—————————<\/p>\n

Video below: **Note – I’m looking a little angry and old in this video… might be from lack of sleep this week (I was in Milwaukee for a fun shoot!). \u00a0Maureen says it’s how I always look. AWESOME! Oh… and the leaf shape I was convinced was an Elm, is actually an Oak. So much for my leaf knowledge!!! lol<\/p>\n