Today we're sharing a glitter party utensil DIY from Kristen and Missy from Sweetly Chic Events & Designs. What an easy way to glam up your party!

Glitter has taken over the party world. Here's a fun and simple way to add some sparkle and shine to those everyday, inexpensive, plastic utensils. Just customize the color of your utensils and glitter to fit your party theme, and you'll be on your way to adding a small, creative party detail that will be all the rage at your next event!

Today we're sharing an easy birthday candle craft, from Kristen and Missy from Sweetly Chic Events & Designs, where you can makeover any basic grocery store candle into something sparkly and fun!

We just love DIY's that are simple, inexpensive, and that add a special touch to an event. That is why we are sharing this tutorial for our DIY birthday candle makeover!

This glitter monogram drink stirrer DIY is being shared with us today by Kristen and Missy from Sweetly Chic Events & Designs. I love when these gals get their glam on!

Whether hosting a formal cocktail party, or just a fun girls' night in, our DIY glittered monogram drink stirrers will add the perfect touch of glam to your night's aperitifs! And with each guest having his or her own personalized drink stirrer, there will be no more mixed drink mix-ups!

When I see a new trend showing up on our site, especially one that's so beautiful, I have to share it right away. So here's my first trend spotting for 2015. Introducing... decorated stacked cookies. Aren't they gorgeous?!

Most of the ones we're seeing are simple sugar cookies or shortbread cookies, and sandwiched between them is pretty frosting. Plus there seems to be a definite flower theme, lots of piped rosettes and added gumpaste flowers. And don't forget the sparkle. To really make these decorated stacked cookies stand out, we're seeing glittered detail on the edges of the cookies, or completely covering the cookies.

How great would this paper rose wreath look greeting your guests at your next birthday, shower, or Valentine's Day party?

This tutorial from Sandi at I'm a Yarner is so easy but definitely takes some time. So if you've got some Glee to catch up on, it might be worth doing.

I saw these jeweled pumpkins on Glory's blog Glorious Treats and thought they looked so elegant and expensive.

It turns out Glory created these used Martha Stewart Glitter (in onyx) and Martha Stewart Arts & Craft Glue, and that was it!

Laura B made these gorgeous glitter Christmas trees as decorations for her Crafty Kids Christmas Party. Not only did they add serious sparkle to her party, but wait 'til you see how inexpensive and easy they are to make.

Laura so generously put together this tutorial for us. Thank you, Laura!