IPA Beer Mustard + Printable

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When we go out for dinner my drink of choice is a craft cocktail. Therefore, when Ian started to brew his own beer I had to get creative. He likes to share his homebrew with friends and coworkers, but when an extra bottle is lying around I turn towards Pinterest for recipes.

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My latest creation was this IPA beer mustard. Paired with a warm homemade pretzel and you have a winning combination.

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Want to give your homemade mustard as a gift? Download this printable to trim and glue onto your jar!

DIY Wall Art

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Decorating your home with custom art pieces can be expensive, so why not channel your inner artist and make a few pieces yourself! This color blocked wall art is fool-proof and adds a nice pop of color to your home.

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I chose NUMBER of colors and painted a straight lines across the canvas. While simple, this art piece has a sense of modern flair when framed.

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Teacup Candles

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Until our honeymoon I never drank tea. Can you believe it?! Marrying a man with Scottish roots I have been offered tea many times, but I never favored the warm drink. That was until I walked into David’s Tea in San Francisco’s marina! I immediately fell in love with their fun flavors (hello, cotton candy!) and walked away with a few samples.

Now our cupboards are stocked with tea and I have been collecting teacups, because hey – a girl’s got to sip her beverage is style, right?!

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Now I admit, my teacup obsession may have gone overboard (cue not being able to shut the cupboard door.) So I decided to make a DIY out of my problem – hence teacup candles! These little guys would make a great gift (housewarming, bridal shower, etc) or you can just enjoy the candle in your own home, knowing once it burns out you can wash it and relax with – you guessed it! – a piping hot cup of tea.

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How To:

  • Place wick, metal base side down, in the middle of your teacup
  • Heat wax in an old pot until melted
  • (Optional) Add essential oils and/or coloring
  • Gently pour into teacups
  • Once cooled, trim wick to your desired length