The birthday party has come and gone. Whew! It was a great success. I really recommend going to a cooking school for a birthday party. The girls made pizza and cookies and pudding.
Below is the front of the birthday party invitations I sent out for the party. This is a much better picture than the ones I posted in my Birthday Party Preparations post. (I have a long way to go with photography skills... I think I need a real camera and a half-a-dozen classes).
The party invitations were paper pieced, cut out with my Silhouette. The heart paper was scanned from the actual fabric I used to make the girls' real aprons. I printed out the scanned image and used the paper to make the invitations. I am not sure if anyone but me noticed the invitations matched the real aprons. In any event, it made me happy.
Above is a picture of the fabric aprons I made the girls, along with the chef hats. Below is how the room was set up with a coloring sheet, chef hat and apron at each seat.
The birthday girl's chef hat got special treatment. I cut out two paper tiaras on my Silhouette then wrapped them around her chef hat so one shows in front and one shows in back. The tiaras were cut from a glitter pink cardstock. Then I decorated the tiara with small stick on jewels.
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Looks like a really fun party. The invitation is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amber. It was a lot of fun to put together.
ReplyDeleteThat looked like an absolutely fabulous day! The aprons are adorable and I love the invitations. A couple of years ago, I bought my daughter her first apron and had her name monogrammed on it. Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing on This Momma's Meandering Mondays! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! I'm with you on the photography skills. I bet the kids had a blast. Hi, I'm Connie at http://hotflashncraftn.blogspot.mx/, a new GFC friend. I popped over from Katherine's Corner. Thank you for sharing the party.
ReplyDeleteGreat to make your virtual acquaintance Connie. Thanks for stopping by. I will be visiting your blog as well!
DeleteI love your party. That apron is just too cute. Those little hats are fantastic. What a great party. Thank you for sharing your little one's party with us at our Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop.
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Im new to your blog! I love the pictures of the Birthday Party!
ReplyDeleteThe apron and hats are so cute!
Welcome Melissa. The apron was so fun to make. Took more effort than I anticipated but don't all projects tend to turn out that way. Thank you for stopping by!
DeleteWhat a wonderful idea for a very special birthday party! Thank you so much for sharing on the Thankful HomeAcre Hop, look forward to seeing what you will share this Thursday!
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