Posts in the ‘Kids Birthday’ Category

Wanessa of Wanessa Carolina Creations designed this incredible collection of free Dr. Seuss party printables in celebration of Dr. Seuss's birthday which is today!! Now you can invite some kids over, serve some tasty treats, and read some great books (my favorite being Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can you?).

Th collection includes: mini cupcake toppers, party flags, large party circles, drink labels, cupcake wrappers, blank tented cards, bookmarks, and 2 designs of fantastic patterned paper! Take a look...

I last featured Pamela S's Aly's "I Love Art" Party in a recent party on a budget post. She threw the whole party for $100 and one of the ways she did it, was to make her own favors.

For the little kids she made homemade "art supply"  favors (I know, great!), and for the older kids, she made these chocolate painters' palettes. So cute. Well, here's how...

Tell me these Yo Gabba Gabba cakes are not amazing! My daughter is a big fan of the show so I know everything about these funny friends on Nick Jr.

I love this party theme because it's colorful, has great music you can incorporate, and works for a boy or a girl. Click on the links to see the parties the cakes are from. They're really spectacular!

Yesterday we posted a DIY on how to make a ribbon covered letter or number put together by  Stacy H of She’s {Kinda} Crafty.

Last night these photos showed up in my mailbox from Robin W. She made the letter and number yesterday for her daughter Teagan's upcoming 1st birthday. You don't know how happy this makes me!

Stacy H threw such a fun, colorful party for her daughter's first birthday. Even the name of the party was cute...  Baby P's Polka Dotty Pool Party.

Stacy made lots of the decorations herself, including this adorable ribbon covered number "1."  (With a blog called She's {Kinda} Crafty you'd expect nothing less.) I asked Stacy if she'd put together a tutorial on how she made it, and she so generously said yes. Hooray! Here it is...

How cute are these Minnie Mouse hats Maria made for her daughter's Minnie Mouse 2nd Birthday!

Now you can make them too, with this easy tutorial Maria put together for her blog, Love & Sugar Kisses, and kindly let me repost. Thank you, Maria!

Lisa G not only make this lovely ribbon topiary for her daughter's Pink-errific 4th Birthday, but she also make this adorable cupcake liner wreath.

Lisa agreed to put together this tutorial, too, showing how she made it. Lisa, thank you again. You are keeping our readers in the know, and we so appreciate it!

When I was browsing through the photos of Leslie I's Toy Story 4th Birthday I saw this cool rocket ship pizza tray she made. I posted about it on Facebook, and a couple of people commented that they'd love to see a tutorial. Well, here it is! Thank you, Leslie, for putting this together!

My original inspiration for the rocket ship tray was the whole idea of recreating Pizza Planet and Buzz Lightyear's space ship. Over Christmas, I'd seen Bird Craft's tutorial for her DIY cupcake stand, and used a similar method for the centers of the rocket ship.

I am loving all the great superhero birthday parties we've been seeing on our main site. Here are some of my favorite highlights...

Katelyn B's Superhero Party

Lisa G put together this fabulous Pinkalicious-themed Pink-errific 4th Birthday for her daughter, and I loved so many of the elements she created for the party including this ribbon topiary.

I've seen ribbon topiaries on our main site quite a bit and have always wondered how to make one. Well, thanks to Lisa and this tutorial, I now know. Thank you, Lisa!