In my Facebook feed, this memory showed up! I was asked to create a simplistic, modern Ocean Birthday party.
This is what I created. Craft paper table cloth - easy to roll out, easy to clean up, and if the kiddos get antsy - they can color on it!
I always incorporate fresh flowers into my parties. It just adds something special to the party. Here, a bunch of white scheme flowers from my local Kroger add a beautiful touch. Their vases are actually soup cans covered in scrapbook paper.
I found wood cutouts at Michaels and got glued them to dowels. Also, I added a little whimsy to the straws. I used Martha Stewart paper punches. Blue plates and bottled water lend themselves to the ocean theme, too.
I added Safari Ltd Incredible Creatures sea turtle, fish, and other ocean creatures to tie the whole theme together.
Simple touches, beautiful details, and cake! made the day special indeed.
Have a fun and playful day
Mel
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Friday, April 8, 2016
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Parties!
So Facebook sends me this photo and says: Look what you posted 3 years ago today. Ahhh. I totally forgot about this. Three years ago I was setting up parties for a play cafe.
The above one is Ocean Theme for a cutie pie of a 3 year old. The play cafe owner wanted the parties to be kiddo friendly but simple. Okay! Brown butcher paper covered the tables. All the flowers were fresh, in white but different varieties. The flower vases are actually soup cans covered in scrapbook paper. I used Safari Ltd ocean animals to bring the theme together.
Here's an Elmo party that I got all the stuff for but, because of strep throat, we never had the party. The One year old loved Elmo and music. So we were going to make Elmo harps.
Below is a Fairy Land party that we hosted at the local community center. 50 kiddos dressed in fairy attire joined us for fairy house making, wand creating, and dancing with the Fairy Queen.
I do love putting together kid's birthday parties. I like adding all the tiny details, seeing the kids's smiles, remembering childhood. I always incorporate fresh flowers. I think that adds a special touch. I also do a simple craft at all the parties that I put together.
How do you party?
Have a fun and playful day
Mel
The above one is Ocean Theme for a cutie pie of a 3 year old. The play cafe owner wanted the parties to be kiddo friendly but simple. Okay! Brown butcher paper covered the tables. All the flowers were fresh, in white but different varieties. The flower vases are actually soup cans covered in scrapbook paper. I used Safari Ltd ocean animals to bring the theme together.
Here's an Elmo party that I got all the stuff for but, because of strep throat, we never had the party. The One year old loved Elmo and music. So we were going to make Elmo harps.
Below is a Fairy Land party that we hosted at the local community center. 50 kiddos dressed in fairy attire joined us for fairy house making, wand creating, and dancing with the Fairy Queen.
I do love putting together kid's birthday parties. I like adding all the tiny details, seeing the kids's smiles, remembering childhood. I always incorporate fresh flowers. I think that adds a special touch. I also do a simple craft at all the parties that I put together.
How do you party?
Have a fun and playful day
Mel
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