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A Tutu-rific 1st Birthday

Description

This first birthday party was fit for the ultimate girly-girl complete with tutu favors, a custom pink drink, ruffle cake, pink desserts and lots of style! A custom party by Hostess to the Host.

Design Inspiration

A little lady who loved tutu's and the color pink!

Decorating Style

Fun, customized, and detailed.

Project Details

Everything was handmade and centered around the color pink the ruffles of a tutu.

Favorite Items

The ruffled smash cake! It was the perfect center piece, a ombre' of pink and delicious sweetness for the eyes and palette.

Advice

Pick a theme and run with it! Almost everything you see here was completely handmade using tissue paper and other affordable craft supplies. Stick with a common color scheme and theme and think outside of the box when it comes to styling.

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  3. avatar Shana says:

    What size is that letter A?! 12 or 24″

  4. avatar Stephanie says:

    You can YouTube a lot of the stuff.. like the tissue flowers and diy birthday decorations. U can also probably Google how to make and decorate the cake like that or similar as well. I’m in the process of watching lots of videos for my daughter’s birthday

  5. avatar Christy says:

    Did you make the cake? Is that fondant used or icing? Adorable!

  6. avatar Kathy says:

    Do you have a video tutorial of how you did the later A?

  7. avatar Amber NeCamp says:

    What does it say on the tutus you gave away??

  8. avatar Summer says:

    The letter A was made by purchasing a cardboard letter from Michaels or JoAnn Fabrics. I then cut up tons of small squares of tissue paper (about one inch squares). The next step is to use the eraser of a pencil, place the eraser into the center of the square and twist the paper in a circular motion around the eraser until you’ve made a little ‘cup’ of paper. Last, you dip the paper ‘base’ (with the eraser still in it) into a bit of glue – I used Tacky Glue, then apply it to the surface of the letter. Once you get the hang of it, it goes fairly quickly but it is a bit of a process. The large A took me about an hour and 1/2 to complete. They now hang in my nieces room. Happy crafting!

  9. avatar Kristy says:

    Did anyone make the A and way did you use

  10. avatar April says:

    I love this theme. You did an awesome job! How did you make the large letter A?

  11. avatar sherri says:

    How did you make the large letter “A”?