So here at `a casarella, someone had a birthday last week.
(And no, it wasn't Taylor Swift.)
(And yes, I did have to Google Taylor Swift's birthday to confirm that fact.)
(It's December 13th if any of you would like to send her a card.)
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| Invite a celebrity to your next event. Cut out a picture, paste it to some cardboard and glue the whole thing to a dowel. Makes a great photo booth prop. |
Nope, here at `a casarella it was my younger daughter's birthday. And like her older sister before her, a photo booth was a must.
I let her pick her own theme and in true blogger-daughter fashion, she got creative.
I'll let you look at the next few pictures to see if you can figure it out.
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| Fill balloons with glitter using a funnel. Let kids pop them for a fun surprise (outside, of course!) |
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| Use THESE letter/number fondant/cookie cutters to make your clock face. |
Did you guess a New Year's Eve theme?
If so, give yourself a pat on the back.
(Because it may be August, but it's a new year for her...)
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| Using my Silhouette to make the names, I turned ordinary bags from the 99 Cent Store into personalized favor holders. |
Check out the Pinterest board she created just for the occasion. In it you'll spy the clock cookies that served as the inspiration for her cake.
And if you enjoyed this post, please check out some of my other party posts below:
Suchhhh a cute birthday party theme - what a creative girl! I love the balloons too. Fun time!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun theme! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWOW. I love it. What a fun party and festive theme. I wish I could have come...and left with one of those great party bags.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm turning 33 this year and is it crazy that I want this to be a themed birthday party now. How awesome is this! Clever little one on your hands!
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new follower! ;)
Super clever ideas. Really like the cake and cupcake combination to make the clock.
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