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I am so excited to share this military party submitted by a Bloom Reader and dear friend Lauren. Lauren puts on incredible parties and her attention to detail is amazing. Here is the party as described by Lauren: “After my son asked for an “army man” party, I created this military-themed party for my son, Davis’ 6th birthday. Davis has always looked up to his
I’m sure you little trick or treater won’t be scared of these spider! Adorable and easy to make, they are sure to be one of your favorite Halloween treats.you needmini chocolate donutspretzelschocolate chipssugar eyes chocolate frosting Melt the chocolate chips and cover the pretzel sticks. Let set and then stick in donut. Put frosting in a piping bag. Cut small hole in tip to make
Happy Friday- I wanted to highlight this party I hosted last year, one more time. The theme was chili under the oaks and it has a lot of elements that are perfect for a fall gathering or even your Thanksgiving dinner. Since fall has so many amazing vibrant colors, I choose to keep my invitation and other printables very neutral using simple black font on
Are you ready to party? I am! I’m working on a baby shower and a birthday party for two of the dearest people in my life. I am loving the themes and color schemes (solved the dilemma I was having with my daughter’s bright blue vintage feel by switching to pink) and the ideas keep rolling out. So, all is well in my party planning
I am so excited to share this adorable party submitted by Virginie of That Cute Little Cake. Virginie’s blog is fully of super creative craft ideas and adorable DIYs. If you haven’t visited That Cute Little Cake make sure to hop on over. What I love most about the blog is how Virginie shares several projects leading up to the party. You really get a
I love 36″ balloons. They make a huge impact and instantly make a party or event more festive. I can’t look at these without smiling. They are also a great canvas to write sentiments on. For the above balloon, I used my new Silhouette machine by Cameo (So excited to have this- more in a later post) to cut out the word happy. I originally
I found lots of inspiration for these lanterns on Pinterest. My daughter and I made big versions of these for the front porch. It reminded me how much I love cheesecloth for Halloween. You can wrap anything with it for a spooky effect. Remember the cheesecloth wreath I made last Halloween (tutorial here)? Use cheesecloth to wrap any bottle, including soda bottles, for a quick,
Happy Friday Everyone! I’m using the tags from our Halloween gumball tubes that I shared a few weeks ago in a new way today. I used the toppers to make some easy treat bags for my childrens’ classmates. All the toppers have a place on the back to write your child’s name. Be creative when filling the bags- anything in the right color and that’s
Hi all- Ready to party? I am working two parties I’m hosting in late October. Thanks for all this fun, creative inspiration. Last week’s most viewed links were.. Owl S’more On a Stick By Kitchen Fun With My Three Sons Jack Skellington Cake Pops By Pint Sized Baker Back To (Home) School Moostache Bash by My Party Passion Pumpkin Crayons by The Moody Fashionista Brain
Looking for a quick decoration or party favor? These pumpkin wands and skull septors are adorable and so easy to make. They take just a few seconds to put together. One thing I have learned from party styling is that kids like everything better on a stick (or in this case a straw)! You need pre-glittered skulls and/or pumpkins found at Target or Michael’s, paper