Wild Card Wednesday: Duck Dynasty Party

DUCK   DYNASTY   PARTY

For those of you that love the show Duck Dynasty this is your party

We had so much fun and some good laughs.

Some of the stuff are moments form different seasons of the show.

"Hey, Hey It's party time Jack" 

I made this pinata from a balloon to look like a bee hive from one of the episodes the spend the whole show trying to get the honey out of the bee hive.

 We had mallow dogs (from one of the episodes)                             They are always drinking sweet tea but                                        
                                                                                                              we used apple juice instead

 We had some beards for a photo booth.

We asked that everyone dress in hunting clothes 

 Fun with the pinata 

If you are interested in having a Ducky Dynasty party. You can rent this party to celebrate with your friends and family. check it out here at Party In A Box

Ogden Nature Center Free Day

Don't Forget to enter our My Memories Giveaway!  Giveaway will close Thursday June 28th, 10pm MST.

{Winner will be announced Friday, June 29th}

Ogden Nature Center Free Day
Saturday June 23rd

Bring your family and come check out the Ogden Nature Center
9am-4pm
(Classes: 10am & 2pm)
What kid would not love some outside time to explore and what parent wouldn't love a free activity to keep the kids busy.


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DIY Thursday : Planter Boxes

With today being the last day in May, and summer quickly approaching, let's break out the power tools & build some beautiful Planter Boxes!

My husband & I made Five of these beauties to put in our parking stips.  I decided that I was tired of weeds, and I wanted to beautify the front of our house.

Here's what you'll need:

Materials List

·         (3) 2x4-8 Pressure Treated Boards

·         (14) 5/8” x  5.5”  x  6’ Gold Stained Fencing

·         (160) 1 ½ “ Screws

·         (10) 1 CU of Top Soil

Tools List

·         Compound Miter Saw

·         Screw Driver

Cut List

·         Cut the pressure treated boards into 1 Foot Pieces

·         Cut the Fencing Boards into 2 Foot Pieces

Directions

1.       Cut all your boards at once.  We’re starting an assembly line.  My fencing boards were dog-eared, but that didn’t matter, they still worked & were 50 cents cheaper than the other boards.

2.       To make a box, start with one 12” piece of 2x4.  Take 2 2’ fencing boards, laying side by side, and butt them against one end of the 2x4.  This will leave a slight overhang at the bottom, but it doesn’t really matter.

3.       Use two screws per board, and screw into the 2x4’s.

4.       Continue working around, until you have a completed box.

5.       Place box wherever you please, and fill with 2 bags of you top soil.

6.       Plant & enjoy!

Here's a look at the corners in the box:

And here's a look at the outside corners of the box.  See how the top is flush together, and there's a little bit of space at the bottom??

Here's a top-view of my completed box:

And here's is one of the parking strips with the boxes...the other parking strip will have the other box.

~My materials to make 5 boxes cost me $60~

Thanks so much for stopping by!

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