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Happy 4th!
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Giveaway: Fabulous Ruffle Cuff Bracelet by Gracie Joe
Photos via Icing Designs
"Sparkle"
All you will need is:
white cardstock
printable stars
scissors
wooden tooth picks
hot glue gun/glue
red and white baker's twine or ribbon of your choice
glitter (optional, but always recommended)
Super easy directions:
download our printable "sparkle" stars here
print on white cardstock
cut out stars
outline the blue of the stars with glue and glitter if you please
add a drop of hot glue to the back of the star, place pick in glue, and let dry completely
tie baker's twine or ribbon to the pick
stick the stars in your favorite 4th of July treat and enjoy!
Announcing....
This is Katie with her little sweetie, Siena!
Ballerina Bakery Birthday Part Part 2
As the girls arrived we had ballerina coloring sheets set up for them to work on to keep them busy until everyone got there.
We really wanted to give the girls some fun things to take home. So we bought plain white canvas bags at our local craft store and hot glued a ruffle across the top and added three little rosettes to the corner. We lightly drew each girls initial on the bag in pencil and they got to glue sparkly gems on the outline to create their very own special ballet bags!
Well, this project made the girls very hungry so we served lunch and pink lemonade in little mason jars complete with pink ruffles and grey and white straws! Above the table where the girls sat, we hung a pretty pink pom and set my first pair of ballet slippers on top of them, from a white chandelier!
After their bellies were nice and full we had a very special treat waiting for them! We made sweet little lace rosette hair clips with a mini rose in the center for each little girls to put in their hair. Then, Kellie's oldest daughter, Annabella, taught the cutest ballet class. They even learned a routine to perform with their ballerina tulle pom pom wands that we made for them! We have to say this was one of our very favorite parts of the party! The girls were so excited and they had so much fun twirling and jumping and pointing their little toes!
But of course all of this dancing made them work up an appetite...for sweets of course! So we sung "happy birthday" to Maia and Sophia with cupcakes complete with tuts and then each little one got to choose a sweet our of the bakery case! As the girls were leaving they got to fill our their very own pink bakery box with treats to take home! We truly had such a fun day with all of our little ballerinas!
To see more of our party see our Ballerina Bakery Birthday Part Part 1 Post!
Photography by Bloom Photography by Meredith Price
Ballerina Bakery Birthday Party Part 1
We had so much fun creating the actual party and even had my father in law build an actual bakery case for us to display the sweets in! We set it on top of a 3 foot card table covered with tulle and a sparkly pink table cloth. Above the table we hung a mixture of paper poms from Paperwhite Designs and paper lanterns from Luna Bazaar and a gorgeous pink fabric ruffle garland that our sweet friend Katie made for us. Above the case we hung a “Ballerina Bakery” hand-glittered letter garland.
We filled the case with cupcakes topped with hand-glittered “4” ruffled cupcake toppers that we made and mini pink chocolate ballet shoes, chocolate covered oreos, chocolate covered French palmiers, chocolate covered oversized marshmallows topped with the cutest “peppy toppers” from Potter and Butler, tiny tim cookies, the most beautiful ballerina cookies we have ever seen from JP Creatibles and delicious mini donuts from Dough A Deer! We also made hand-glittered scalloped food labels to go in front of each bakery item.
On top of the case we filled apothecary jars with pink, white and grey gumballs, mini marshmallow wands and pink rock candy. We made DIY tulle tutus to go around the apothecary jars and put a scalloped, glittered food label in the front of them. We also found the cutest pink eyelet bakery boxes so that they girls could fill them with extra treats to take home.
Come back tomorrow for more of our ballerina bakery party!!!
Photos via: Bloom Photography by Meredith Price
(and Icing Designs)