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Snazzy Ice Cubes


I love to consider myself the hostess with the mostest. I thoroughly enjoying having my friends/ family over my home and treating them like queens/ kings. It could be something as simple as a movie night or a bit more extravagant, like a New Year's Eve party. It truly doesn't matter, but I'm going to go all out and make sure the ambiance stays on point.

I recently had my friends from the United Kingdom in town for a visit. I decided one evening to host a little catch up with them at my house. I thought since my friends are from across the pond and are used to an English breakfast, I would serve an American breakfast/ brunch for dinner. I went for a 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' theme, but added my flare of course.


I love to keep fresh flowers in my home. I had some old flowers on my kitchen counter that were past their prime. Before I threw them away, I got the idea to use the old flowers to upgrade my "Breakfast at Tamika's" décor. I cut off some of the flowers and added them to my ice tray. I then added more flair by adding Kaleidoscope Sprinkles Cosmic Shimmers to the ice cubes. The ice cubes came out super classy and cute. I will definitely by recycling this idea and making more fancy ice cubes this summer.


I decided to share this cute and simple DIY with you, so you can kick your decorations up a notch as well.


See my video and step by step decorations below.





Materials

  1. Extra Large Ice cube tray. Purchased from Nordstrom. (purchase here)

  2. Old or fresh flowers of your choice

  3. Water

  4. Scissors or garden shears.




Directions

  1. Clean ice cube tray

  2. Pour water 2/3 up each ice cube mold into cup

  3. Cut flowers off stems and add each flowers to ice cube mold.

  4. Add Cosmic Shimmers or edible glitter to ice cube tray.

  5. Add more water (if needed) to fill ice cube mold. Cover ice cube tray.

  6. Place ice cube tray into freezer for at least 2 hours, preferably overnight.

  7. Remove ice cube tray from the freezer.

  8. Remove ice cubes from the mold and add them to your drink tub, your favorite drink or anywhere you'd like.




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