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It's no secret, I'm a party girl. And piñatas, oh piñatas! I do love a good one. However, the same old rainbow donkey all the time can get old- why not spice it up with your own design? It turns out that making piñatas is easier than you think, and once you get started it's hard to stop. Here are 8 unique ideas to inspire you to make your own:

-By Melanie Blodgett

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The perfect DIY summer party decoration! This do-it-yourself drink umbrella wreath is a super-fast, super-cute, and super-inexpensive craft. Stephanie Richter from Anna and Blue Paperie came up with the idea, and it would make a great project for luaus and summer barbecues. Have fun!

Supplies:
Polystyrene or Styrofoam wreath
Package of cocktail umbrellas (about 40 per 10-inch wreath; available at hobby, craft, dollar & other stores)
White glue
Utility scissors
Large sewing needle, or thin knitting needle, or bamboo skewer (optional but helpful)
Ribbon or strip(s) of fabric, with sufficient length and width to cover your wreath (optional)
Pins, staples, hot glue (optional to attach ribbon)

Helpful Tip: Display your wreath indoors, away from sources of humidity, wind, or harsh sunlight. Drink umbrellas are not water, wind, or fade-proof!

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Directions:

1. Optional: With staples, pins, or hot glue gun, affix one end of

Spring has officially sprung, and summer is right around the corner. Warm weather and sunny days lead to a lot more quality outdoor family time...and a lot more backyard clutter. It's easy to just leave those pool toys and gardening tools on the lawn at the end of the day, but that mess can become overwhelming in no time. Luckily, there are tons of clever and creative tricks for outdoor storage that can save your yard (and sanity) this summer. Check out these 7 tips and start enjoying that sunshine -- completely clutter-free! - By Jacinda Boneau

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A firepit is one of those functional items that adds a lot of comfort to an outdoor space. So often though, they're a huge eyesore when not in use! But fear not. I've done the internet searching for you, going all around the interwebs to find a variety of attractive, modern firepits (some that double as coffee tables), so that this spring your beautiful yard won't be ruined by that hideous fire breathing dragon. - By Nicole Balch

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Renting an apartment can be daunting, not to mention anxiety-inducing. So start with the most fundamental apartment-hunting question: What should I be looking for?

Friends, family, and coworkers all have opinions. But the key to apartment hunting is finding a space that you like and feel safe in. Here are some practical tips to help you locate your home sweet home.

1. Set a price range. Browsing through Craigslist might be entertaining, but knowing what you can afford will save you lots of time and energy. More importantly, being realistic will stave off disappointment.

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The first step in apartment hunting is determining how much your life costs each month (think entertainment, food, medical expenses, savings, clothes, fitness, etc.). Subtract that total from your monthly income and whatever remains can go towards rent. Remember to figure in an average cost for utilities (if they're not