
With 2012 coming to an end I thought it would be fun to look back at some of the best projects of 2012 on A Pumpkin & A Princess this year. I can’t even express how grateful I am for all of you! My first year of blogging I only shared 1-2 projects a month (if that!) and didn’t know ANY bloggers. This year, however, has been a complete 180. I’m so glad to be part of the blogging world and to have met so many amazing friends because of it. I’m excited to see what 2013 has in store and to continue to meet new friends along the way. Oh and have I mentioned I’ll be at SNAP in April? Eeeek..my first blogging conference! I’m also attending CHA in a couple of weeks. I’m demonstrating at the Plaid booth so stop on by if you’ll be there, I’d love to meet you!
Now lets take a look back at some of the best posts from 2012…

I’m still in love with my grey stenciled bathroom. It was one of my biggest projects in my home and I’m looking forward to several big DIY projects in 2013. Think master bath, laundry room, and kitchen remodel. I can’t wait!

Ahhh the infamous placemat pillow tutorial. These are ridiculously easy to make!

Mmmm Snickers and cheesecake together? Yes, please! Mini Snickers Cheesecakes Recipe

First birthday Safari Party – My favorite party so far!

Chocolate peppermint cupcakes were a big hit around here during the holidays.

Oh washi tape, how I love thee! Washi tape coasters tutorial.

Who doesn’t love an organized home office or in my case kitchen corner?

The marshmallow heart brownie bites are definitely on our Valentine’s Day treats list in 2013. The kids loved them!

A great Easter craft for kids – polka dot glitter Easter eggs.

The easiest salted caramel turtles candy ever!

I’m still shocked at how popular the ice cream cupcakes recipe was. I loved receiving emails from you guys sharing your own creations!
I’m looking forward to continuing our creative journey together in 2013. Thank you for being a reader, the sweet comments, and emails. I appreciate each and every one of YOU!
Let’s connect! I’m on…






























I recently received a box full of
Supplies: Red Duck Tape® Scissors Floral Wire Wire Cutters Floral Tape
I began by covering a piece of floral wire with the Duck Tape®. I found its easier to work one petal at a time, but if you’re patient you could do long pieces of tape and add 3-4 stems at a time. The tricky part is folding over the tape evenly without any creases, but if you can it will make this project a lot quicker.
Then I free handed cut the flower petal. It doesn’t have to be perfect because the flower will be a little forgiving once its put together.
Once all of the flower petals were ready I gathered them together and twisted one of the stems around to make one solid stem. I don’t have this pictured but I later went back and wrapped floral tape around the stem to give them a finished look. The tape has also made it easy for me to wrap the flower stem around things easily. 




































