Let's start with a funny story. I made shirts for our small party business yesterday. I chose to use a cursive font on the front and for a small portion on the back. The front said "I love parties" and we put our logo on the back. I was proudly wearing my shirt in the kitchen and talking to Grant, when I noticed him staring at my shirt.
Me: "Of course, why wouldn't I? (now I am turned around showing him the back)
Him: "Well, you know what I thought it said"
Me: "No.....what?"
Him: "Ash, it looks like it says "I love panties"
Me: "Oh my gosh!!! It does!!!
I wish I had a picture to show you what it looked like before, but at the time I was only concerned about correcting it. I took a picture of the after so you can use your imagination.
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| sorry it is such a poor picture, notice the r, it was actually cursive all the way down, looking very much like the letter n |
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| How funny would it be if it said "Oh happy day, panties and events" |
The serving table
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| I made these simple buckets using my cricut and dollar spot buckets from target |
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| Lisa, brought several silver pieces to use for serving. The chalkboard tags are from Michael's dollar spot |
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| The cupcake tower |
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| Hanging felt cutouts from dollar tree |
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| Silver and pink napkins and plates from Target |
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| Party straws and mason jars were used for the lemonade. |
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| The Birthday Girl sporting her Birthday shirt |
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| I made two of these candle centerpieces using tulle and princess wands that my Mom bought on clearance. I cut the A out of scrap vinyl using my cricut. I already owned the candle and jar. |
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| Pennants hanging from the banister |
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Avery's invitation |
The girls had three activities to do at the party:
1. Create picture frames to hold their "dress up picture"
2. Dress up
3. Decorating these cute princess crowns
The girls took home these party favors which contained crayons shaped like princess castles
Happy Birthday Avery!!!
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