<p>This is for Redr002 …</p>
<p>Find the crest of the school S or D will attend. Print and cut out (perferably round, or cut the crest exactly), and use in the center of plates as a special accent.</p>
<p>By a banner, or if you can afford it, a “signature picture frame”, and have all your guests sign it. If you have a Kirklands, I found a beautiful very large signature frame on sale for $20, marked down from $50. I’ve seen these at Home Goods, TJMaxx and Ross as well. Really nice keepsake, and could be used as a dorm decoration.</p>
<p>I found this recipe in familyfun mag</p>
<p>Grad Caps - chocolate motarboards</p>
<p>Place a miniature peanut butter cup, bottom up, on a plate. Top with a small dollop of frosting or peanut butter, then press on a chocolate-covered graham cracker.</p>
<p>For a tassel, tighly roll up a small square of fruit leather. Cut fringe on one end and attach the other end to the center of the graham cracker with another dab of frosting or peanut butter.</p>
<p>These look real cute!</p>
<p>This is a great idea for a shrimp round - all of D’s friends request it for every party/get-together at our house!</p>
<p>Take two glass bowls, one slightly smaller than the other. Place can good in empty smaller bowl (to hold down). In large glass bowl, fill with water, and sliced lemons. Put lemons on the bottom and all around the sides between the bowls. Freeze, and when you’re ready for your party, the lemon ice bowl will hold your shrimp and keep it chilled. Be sure to serve it on a platter that will catch the melting water as the party wears on. For longer parties, make two, and half way through, switch to a fresh bowl.</p>
<p>I’ve done the shrimp bowl for cocktail parties and besides being functional, it’s usually a conversation piece, too.</p>
<p>I would like to help but have no idea what is being asked!!! ; )</p>
<p>citygirlsmom, lol - the is just a place to talk about graduation party ideas. Jump in and share!!! :)</p>