Let’s Go Haunting Halloween Party for Kids
A Halloween party created for the neighbourhood moms and kids. This party was cute with some spook but not enough to scare.
A Halloween party created for the neighbourhood moms and kids. This party was cute with some spook but not enough to scare.
The designs include a fun color palette consisting of a bubblegum pink, fuchsia, sunny yellow and navy that cheer for celebration! My goal was to create a party collection that can be easily recreated for children and adult parties and one that can be used for any occasion or event.
Our Owl Love You custom printable party collection is simply a hoot! The Owl Love You printable collection is fun and bright and one that is perfect for celebrating the upcoming arrival of a baby girl, baby boy or gender surprise as well as birthdays.
My daughter loved the Cat in the Hat when she was three so I thought it would be a perfect theme for her birthday party. It was difficult to find items at the local party store so we had to improvise a bit. By using a few theme colors – red, white and turquoise we were able to pull off a simple Cat in the Hat party.
I wanted to do a Carousel themed party for my daughter since she loves riding the carousel.
Our good friends own an apple orchard so we decided it would be a great place to hold an apple themed birthday party in the fall. The trees were full of appes, cider was brewing and donuts were hot!
My daughter came up with a brilliant theme for her 3rd birthday–sprinkles! As soon as I heard it, my mind started racing. So Much FUN! Sprinkles were everywhere–in the decor, in the flower vases, and certainly in the food.
My little cupcake turned 1 and what better way to celebrate, but with a cupcake birthday party.
For this party, I wanted the dessert table to help capture the children’s imagination just a Barbie does. So, I tried to design it as though it was actually a place in Barbie’s house. I found the perfect black and white striped fabric, for the background, which called back to Barbie’s original bathing suit. And then I chose a dressing table to display the sweets and used it as inspiration for many of the other elements. First I found the most beautiful corset cookies and chose to stand them up like a wardrobe of gorgeous Barbie dresses and displayed them in and around a jewelry box. I had the cake pops standing up in a make up bag like beautiful lip glosses. And I created a silhouette, inspired by the classic vintage Barbie silhouette, and used it as one of the icons for the party as I designed the paper goods. To create the “floral” centerpiece for the dressing table, I was lucky enough to find the perfect marshmallow roller pops . The favor table was laden with fabulous accessories which I was able to find in the Target dollars bins… pearl necklaces, bracelets, flower headbands, gloves and even little purses to hold all the goodies!
Since we had a gender reveal dinner for our son, when we found out we were expecting our second, who we called Pea Pod, I knew we had to do the same. Also the planning made waiting to find out a little easier. After we had our elective early gender scan at 16 weeks and found out the gender of our little “Pea Pod” we gathered our close family and friends at my parents home and decorated with gender neutral green pea pods. I ordered cupcakes froma friend of a friend and had the centers filled with the correct color frosting, and we had a cook out. After everyone finished eating they were allowed to bite into the cupcake and find out “Its a GIRL!”
My daughters first birthday party’s food buffet
I made a snowflake themed party for my 1 year old daughter’s 1st birthday in January. It was pretty, pink, robin’s egg blue and glittery like frost. I made some cupcake toppers with scrapbook paper, skewers, and snowflake stickers, along with some dollarstore white styro snowflakes…And I made the banners with the same scrapbook papers, as well as some old fashioned paper chains with snowflakes added on the bottom! Also I used those “decorate them yourself” crowns from the dollar store and glued the leftover bits of scrapbook paper onto them…
An exciting Race Car Party styled by Gwynn Wasson Designs for Gwynn’s son Dashell’s second birthday!!
The heat is officially on, and what’s better than a refreshing and sweet Vintage Ice Cream & Candy Party to keep us all cooled down this Summer?! As my eldest breaks off for the summer holidays, we decided to throw an ice cream and candy mini-party to celebrate the end of his first year at school!!
This is a baby shower I hosted for my dear friend. She is such a girly girl, so we went super feminine.
Girly Garden party for the with lots of pink, butterflies and flowers to suit any cute little girl!
Party for any age based on an Indian style Bollywood theme. Very colourful, full of fun and eye candy!
Inspiration Board created for Project Nursery by Kim at The TomKat Studio {thetomkatstudio.com} For sources, please view full post at: http://projectnursery.com/2009/05/cupcake-crazy/