While the beer is strictly for the adults, we can still save the box for the kids. 
Simply dress it up with festive paper and fill the spaces with markers, colored pencils and crayons. Make sure to have lots of paper ready to keep those little hands busy. Great for rainy afternoons, play dates and parties where children are also on the guest list!
You'll find something like it in the supermarket nestled with soda, beer and even ready-to-drink coffee. It's easy to recycle because it's sturdy and has several compartments that's useful for organization projects.
I'm taking a little blogging break for the next few weeks. 
Here's the blah: a collection of mismatched cloth table napkins. 
Here's the Tada!: Napkins in prints that spell S-U-M-M-E-R. Now is the season to take them out, match them up with colorful melamine plates and reusable utensils to create picnic kits!
Simply put the plate in the center of the napkin.
Wrap the napkin around the plate and knot the edges.
Add the utensils and make another knot to secure them in place.
Make enough settings for all the guests at the picnic.
Just add your favorite picnic food & drink and you're ready to go!
We'll use these to package a few presents! 
Put your gift in the center of the hankie. 
Wrap the gift by neatly folding the edges and making a tight knot.
Embellish as you please!
Or put on some bling like this brooch that compliments
Complete the present with a gift enclosure and 
I'm going ga-ga over vintage handkerchiefs and today, I'll turn this little floral number from blah to Tada!
Just fold it in half and cut it into two triangles.
Sew a long piece of ribbon over the cut edge to prevent fraying. 
Tada! Two bandanas made from one hankie! 
I'll be keeping one and sending the other to my best friend who lives far away. We can wear it all summer long! Wouldn't it be cute, too, if Mom and daughter wore them at the same time?
