Today on Simply Stated: check out a follow up to the “Entertaining on a Budget” article I posted over at Celebrations earlier in the year. “Entertaining on a Budget – Part 2” highlights some budget-wise ideas sent in by readers after the original post.
If you have additional tips & tricks for stretching your dollars when it comes to entertaining, please share them with us here or over at Celebrations. Something tells me people will be especially interested this year!
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Hello,
These ideas a great!
~ Gabriela ~
I’m a big fan of clear glass dishes too. It’s a toss up if white or clear is better, but I’ve made great use of my glass dishes!
Hi! I ove your blog! Your layout is so pretty. I just started a blog about a month ago- and can’t figure out how to post multiple pix like you do in one place…. If you have time, could you drop me a line?
Hi Liz –
Thanks for the kudos!
Regarding the imagery – I first create my image collages in Photoshop, then upload them to the blog – so even though there are multiple shots, it’s actually just one image.
If you don’t have a photo editing program similar to Photoshop, another alternative would be to create collages in Flickr. You can upload several images to a gallery, then use their built-in functionality to create a collage from as many of them as you want – then post that single image that Flickr creates to your blog. It takes some extra effort, but at least it’s an option!
Cheers,
Jenn