Girl birthday party

We wanted to let the girls play “Bake Sale” so we bought only STORE made treats only- and just dressed them all up they had a blast!

I had a rainbow/”all the colors” ( as my daughter says)/art party for her 3rd birthday. We had a party at home with our family where we had a slip n slide and ate supper and had cake. 

For Sadies first birthday we decided to do a wonderland theme because shes a very curious little girl.

  Three years ago, on my 27th birthday, I recieved the best gift ever when my little girl Annabelle was born! When I realized we both had a big milestone birthday this year I knew it had to be special..so we decided to throw a 3 & 30 party to celebrate with our family and friends

A Strawberry Shortcake-themed picnic birthday party for our little girl’s family and friends. Mostly DIY decor in red, pink and green.

This is the desert table for Mafalda’s 4th birthday party. 

We had a Cinderella party for our little princess as she turned three. I enjoy collecting items for the party and making as many of the decorations as I can as a special touch. We had the girls dress up as princesses and made pillowcase knight costumes for the boys.

Sandy toes and sunshine – the perfect way to celebrate a birthday!  After meeting at the Central Florida Martha Stewart Dreamers into Doers event, Jennifer from Party Dreamz started to working on this “Beach Baby Birthday” piece. We designed a table setting and a dessert/snack table and picked the best back drop ever–the beach–to have our party. Thanks to Jill from Luecht Photography for photo-editing our pictures – a service she now offers internationally! Renee from Bees Knees Creative supplied the gorgeous cookies, and Debra from Titi’s Tutu’s the girl’s headbands and pink tutu.

Since J Mae was born on Easter, we thought it fitting to have a bunny themed party for her first birthday.

Micaela wanted a typical girly party filled with fairies, princess crowns and pink!  I just decided to design a princess inspired dessert table with unique patterns and personalized treats for everyone.

I had an Alice in Wonderland party for 20 little girls to celebrate my twin girls’ 8th birthday. When the girls arrived they each made an Alice in Wonderland t-shirt.  They chose what color shirt they wanted and then they chose a fabric key, teapot, flamingo or cupcake to go on the front of their shirt.  After helping to iron it on, they handed it over to my friend Kate who then appliqued all 20 shirts during the rest of the party. The girls then made layered fabric hair clips with button or gem centers.Instead of gifts, each girl was asked to bring a wrapped stuffed rabbit.  It could be any size, style or color.  As each girl arrived I put a numbered sticker on their package.  After finishing their hair clips, the girls went on a key hunt.  There were large blue sparkly keys hidden all over and each one was numbered.  After they found a key, they matched it to the same number on one of the packages.  Then the girls all opened their packages and got to take home the rabbit that was inside. Next the girls had a tea party with cupcakes, pink lemonade and a sundae bar.Finally, the girls had a Wonderland dance party led by a great DJ who had them doing the “YMCA,” “Cha Cha Slide” and “Chicken Dance.” You can see more photos at:  http://www.andbabiesmakefour.com/2012/03/eight.html

I created this Apple of Our Eye party for my daughter, Charlotte’s, sixth birthday. I did not want the party to feel like a harvest so I incorporated crisp, modern printables and a preppy bright pink and apple green color scheme. 

I was asked to create a dessert table based on the Minnie Mouse theme. They wanted me to use hot pink and zebra print, to match the rest of the party.

I was hosting my daughter 9th birthday. She had a fabulous “spa”rty complete with facials, make your own bath salts and spa shoes and even a dip in the pool thanks to the California weather. For lunch, the girls dined on “spa”wiches, curlers, pumpkin peel fruit salad, “spa”rfaits, seaweed wraps and drank from the milk bath. Then “treat”ments included bit of honey masks, cotton ball donuts, cucumber eye pad gummies, nail files, lipsticks, body scrub rock candy and bubble bath gum balls. Our guests left with personalized make-up bags. Just another relaxing day at the spa for our nine year old. 

Our almost-two-year-old always loved coloring so an art party was the perfect theme for her birthday party. It was such an easy theme since we used every color of the rainbow for decorations. This was a very budget-friendly event with a bunch of “big bang for your buck” DIY projects.

I’ve decided to start this project just 2 months prior to the party. I wanted the decoration to be colorful and to include garden animals, but not to be a “enchanted garden”… I had NEVER made anything in felt and had no clue where to start. With help from 2 friends, I learned how to make the felt decorations and spent nights doing everything. Every small detail was homemade by me. I used items from my home to complete the decoration and fresh flowers and leaves from my garden.