I made this castle cake which for a first attempt at cake decorating turned out great! I also included marshmallow pops, chocolate covered oreo's, cheese balls were my "pumpkin element" as it is not the time of year for them, strawberries, cheese squares, and turkey and cheese and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that were cut with a pampered chef crimper tool.
The candle on the cake was a Cinderella's Coach.
We also had a large clock that was stopped at just before midnight.
I made these sippy cups out of pint size mason jars. I used my hole punch to punch the straw hole, then inserted the paper straw I bought on etsy. I made the roses with my cricut and the CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge. I sponged the edges in CTMH Sky color ink. What do you think? The little girls just loved them and the best part is...they worked! No spills.
This teapot was a steal from a thrift store. It was listed for $20 but had a red tag at the red tag sale (everything red tag $1) I asked the manager if it was really a dollar and he said "It should not be, but since it is red I will sell it to you for that.!" Score! I also made the take home boxes using the Cricut Princess Party Cartridge and CTMH cardstock. I melted crayons down into princess shapes and included a note pad and bubbles for each little princess.
My husband even made this sweet little castle, but the day turned out chilly so the kids did not really get to use it.
This is my princess! I made her outfit. I ironed-on the crown to her tank and made the tutu from scratch. It became an adorable princess dress.
Here is my lady in waiting watching for her guests to arrive. Once upon a time there was a little princess who just LOVED Cinderella.
Since Cinderella is in the business of making dreams come true she made sure to stop in for a visit today.
My little princess was just so excited!
Cinderella read the children a story about her princess friends.
They played a game.
Got a princess goodie bag.
She even sang "Happy Birthday"
They took turns showing their princess dance.
It was time for her to leave.
And she was whisked away in her 4 wheel carriage.
All the little princesses had a fairytale kind of day.
SO GORGEOUS!!!! What a special day!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOHDEARGODINHEAVEN! She must have been thrilled!!! And the cake? A first attempt?! WOW!!! I surprised my goddaughter and showed up as a flower fairy for her 8th birthday-she wasn't sure it was me--- and to this day, she has that wonderment---is she REALLY a flower fairy! It was sooo worth it! You did an awesome job! Blessings, SHaron
ReplyDeleteCourtney, That party and all the decorations were amazing. I just want to say your little girls are so lucky to have such a caring and loving Mom. You should be so proud of yourself, it just blew my mind.
ReplyDeleteThat was an awesome party!!! I love how the cake turned out. You did a FANTASTIC job!!! Your daughter should remember that as her best birthday ever!
ReplyDeleteWow Courtney!! I am impressed with the party!! I love theh castle!! You did a fantastic job on everything and that castle is way beyond my dreams!! What a mother!!! You should be so proud of what you accomplished!! It is incredible!! Have a wonderful day and please come vist my blog and join my follewer. Gloria
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Thanks ladies! It was so much fun that now I have started making invitations and party decorations for others. :) Also I will soon be posting my other daughter's birthday party. She will be 2 in a few days and it is going to be Sweet Shoppe Themed.
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