Birthday Invitations from Shutterfly

I've been using Shutterfly to create birthday invitations for my sons' birthdays. And each time I order, I end up only having to pay tax and shipping (around $6-$7 total), thanks to coupons/promotional codes that I've been collecting! These are on the way to me (hopefully they get here before Thanksgiving so I can pass them out to family next week).

Where do I get these promotional codes from? Well I had one for $20 off any order of $20 or more from Similac; also a couple from when Pampers had these coupon booklets in the boxes of diapers a few months ago, I received some coupon codes in the mail this week and their website often has discount codes as well. I'm not endorsing Shutterfly or anything, but their cards are pretty cute and there are awesome deals there!

Party Favor DIY: Car Themed Favor/Treat Bags

 My son's 2nd birthday party is this Saturday so I've been making some DIY car stuff. I made these favor/candy bags for the boys and I thought they turned out cute so I'm going to share how I made them. It's very easy and materials are inexpensive. Here's what they look like:

Materials I used:

Paper favor bags in Kiwi (Party City, $2.99 for pack of 12)
Mrs. Grossman's Chubby Cars stickers (purchased mines on ebay for a great deal from this seller)
Rectagular white labels (Target)
Scotch Plastic Black Tape (Target)

How to make these:

1. Take the black tape (this is going to be the road) and tape across the bag any direction/angle you want. Snip off any excess tape or fold over the rest. 
2. Cut the white labels (these are going to be the road lines) into skinny rectangular strips and place in the middle of the black tape leaving a a centimeter or two between each strip. 
3. Decorate with car stickers! Since these are white road lines, cars must go in the same direction. 

Each bag contains a Hotwheel car toy, car and truck erasers from Hobby Lobby, a bouncy ball and lots of candies!