Happy Thanksgiving!

We are sharing with you lovely printables  for your Thanksgiving, and Christmas celebration.These printables were provided by Angela Gomez from Freezer Labels, a company that offers cold-temp labels.

I thought that cold-temp labels is a wonderful idea especially for those of us who prepare meals for our families in advance, and can use some assistance in organizing and labelling these while we store them in the refrigerator or freezer. The fun part is that they come in colorful designs! We were pleased when Angela contacted us to inform us about this product, as well as to enable us to share these printables with you our dear readers.

Here is what she said,   

"Hope you’re doing great and preparing for Thanksgiving! I noticed you often share fun party printables on your blog. You might want to learn about a new set of totally free and colorful Thanksgiving printables. They can come in handy when decorating the Thanksgiving dining table, 
organizing fun games for the guests and spending quality time with family. You can check them out here:
http://www.freezerlabels.net/special-event-stickers
We offer various types of materials and shapes among which are the special cold-temp stickers. They are all available to order at our website. Also, I'd like to point out that there is no minimum order requirement, which means that one can virtually order cold-temp labels for one's personal needs or family event."

You have a choice of using these as regular labels, or if you wish to use them as cold-temp. labels, you may go to the Freezer Labels website by clicking on the link provided above to place your orders.

Here are the files if you would like to use them as regular labels. Just download them,  print them on colored printer using card stock, and cut them to size.

​We hope that you all have a safe and great Thanksgiving holiday!

Halloween is one of our favorite themes to work on. When Christina of Tunein contacted us to design a dessert table for their Halloween party last Oct. 30th, we couldn't wait to get started. We were asked to design around a graveyard theme, so after the the menu was set, we knew we had to have fun with the food labels. 

Here is the menu:
1)  Dragon Eyes- Double Crisp Chocolate balls
2)  Ghost Pops- Blow Pops- 6 dozens
3)  Decomposed Eel- Chocolate Pudding
4)  Zombie Teeth-White Chocolate Pretzels
5)  Graveyard Mini Cupcakes
6)  Witch’s hand- White Cheese Popcorn 
7)  Night Crawlers- Gummy Worms
8)  Witch’s Gold- Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups
9)  Witch’s Jewels- Starburst
10) Pickled Bat-Milk Chocolate Kisses

The Styling details:
The next step was to look for the elements that set the scene for the graveyard table-a full moon with a flying witch as graphic background, tombstones, lots of skulls, creepy crawlers, old candle holders, spider webs, and printed scary food labels. For the witch's hands, we inserted acorn as finger nails and poured white cheese popcorn into food-grade, clear gloves. We love the marshmallow pudding headstones, and propped them on top of chocolate pudding. We attached flying foam ghosts to lollipops, and also used some ghost-decorated wrappers  to make the Ghost pops.

There are so much details. See the photos below: