If you saw
my recent birthay favor post, you know my
little princess just turned 4! Here are some more pics from the
pink and purple festivities.
I designed an
"A" to accent a flower wreath to greet guests at the
front door:
Her little friends all enjoyed
cherry cupcakes with a paper flower decoration. I printed the flowers on matte medium-weight paper and
glued two together back to back. I also "glued"
gummy Life-savers to the front with frosting shortly before the party:
Here are the
flowers I made to top the
triple-layer chocolate cake:
(In my party hostess madness I actually did not get a decent "before" photo of her cake, so this is just the leftover chunk! :-) I just did big pink frosting waves with white sprinkles.)
In addition to the
pretzel favors I wrote about last week, the kids could also
pick out their color choice of Play-doh to take home. With equal number boys/girls at the party I wanted gender-neutral favors. I had added a custom
thank you label:
One other fun thing I did was fill my footed punch bowl with ice and pink and purple juice boxes, ... which I also have no photo of. But it added some theme color to the lunch buffet. :-)
Molten Chocolate Cakes from an old Martha magazine. Deeeeeeeeeeeelish!!!
Her little friends all enjoyed cherry cupcakes with a paper flower decoration. I printed the flowers on matte medium-weight paper and glued two together back to back. I also "glued" gummy Life-savers to the front with frosting shortly before the party:
Here are the flowers I made to top the triple-layer chocolate cake:
(In my party hostess madness I actually did not get a decent "before" photo of her cake, so this is just the leftover chunk! :-) I just did big pink frosting waves with white sprinkles.)
One other fun thing I did was fill my footed punch bowl with ice and pink and purple juice boxes, ... which I also have no photo of. But it added some theme color to the lunch buffet. :-)
