Birthday with the Imagine - Part 2: Water Bottle Labels and Napkin Wraps

Part 2 of my Birthday celebration are water bottle and napkin wraps.  Let me begin by saying I LOVE water bottle labels.  This is my third time doing these, first time using Cricut tools.  Water bottle labels are very easy to put together and when using a standard 8.5x11 sheet of paper, you can get 5 labels a page when cut at 2 inches wide.  They are easy decor and bring so much attention and detail to any party. I think they are super impressive and lots of fun!

Supplies for the Napkin Wraps:
Pink Napkins
Premium Plastic Cutlery (I used Elegant Ware from Dollarma.  A pack of 24 cost $2 and it looks like silverware!)
Brown satin ribbon
Cricut Imagine
Cricut Imagine "Better Together" cartridge

Supplies for the Water Bottle Labels:
Water Bottles
Patterned paper (DCWV Sweet Stack)
Pink Cardstock
White Cardstock
Martha Stewart Punch around the Page
Foam Squares
Stickes (Star Dust)
Adhesive
Cricut Imagine
Cricut Imagine "Yummy" cartridge

Instructions for the Water Bottle Wraps:
1)  Using 8.5x11 pink cardstock (or any colour to match your theme), cut 2 inch thick strips (length should be 8.5).  Repeat with pattern paper but this time make the strips 1 inch thick.
2) Run two strips of adhesive at each end of the strip.  I recommend the ATG because I find the bond is stronger than most tape runners.
3)  Tear off original label from the water bottle.
4)  Place new label around the bottle and press firmly.
5)  If using pattern paper, wrap your next layer around the bottle.
6)  Add the strip of Martha Stewart border punch paper.
7)  Adhere your image to the water bottle.

*If you'd like, water bottle labels can also double up as seating arrangement cards by adding a tag to the water bottle label*

Birthday with the Imagine - Part 1: Invitations

My 28th Birthday is coming up on December 13.  As I mentioned before, Giselle in my crafting partner in crime and we decided on celebrating our birthdays together since they are only 5 days apart.  We are celebrating together through our blogs and came up with a cupcake  theme.  We will be posting weekly on our cupcake themed birthday with crafty ideas.  For today's post - Part 1 of many leading up to the celebration day, is the invitation. 

Supplies:

Cricut Imagine
Cricut Imagine "Yummy" cartridge
Brown Shimmer Cardstock
Patterned paper from DCWV Sweet stack (12x12)
Stickles Star Dust
Pink Ribbon
Martha Stewart Corner Punch
Foam Dots
Adhesive
Jewels

The wording on the invtation was created on my computer.  

Fonts:
CAC Pinafore for the handwriting
Bookman Old Style for the block print