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From Pinterest After settling on a theme, I generally decide on the tone (whimsical, modern, vintage, etc.) and color scheme of a party. Usually, you would use color to highlight the tone of the party so they sort of go together. If you are making your own printables, there is no problem picking whatever color and mood that you want. If you are purchasing them
So- people always ask me how I go about planning my parties. I just hosted my daughter, Charlotte’s 6th birthday party and I thought it would be fun to share what goes into creating the party before featuring the actual party. She is a twin and has always shared her birthday with her brother. This year, they both protested and insisted on their own party. I was
Happy Monday- The inspiration for today’s Leprechaun Lunch came from two places- my dear friend Heather and an idea for party popcorn that I found on Pinterest. Heather was over last week when I was making my Catch A Rainbow Jars and came up with the adorable Leprechaun Lunch phrase. ( So clever- I am really lucky to have her as a neighbor as well!)
I am so excited to be going to my little bear’s school this morning to participate in Read Across America in honor of Dr. Seuss. Today was his birthday. When I was a teacher, I would spend the better part of March using his books as teaching inspiration. Needless to say, his books are also amazing sources of party inspiration. From One Fish, Two Fish,
It’s Bloom’s First Link Party. I’m a little bit nervous (and very excited) to be trying this, mostly because I’m afraid no one will link up. Keeping my fingers crossed that you will come.So- I would love for you to share your creative holiday ideas, crafts, and parties. Really, I would love to see anything pretty. A few rules: 1. Please be a follower of