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Alexis' Unbirthday Tea Party - Mad Hatter Tea Party
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  • 19 February 2011
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Mad Hatter's table
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white picket fence made with popsicle sticks
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carnation flower balls
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"A" for Alexis

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Melena P says...

@ 10:06 on Mar 01, 2011

Love what you did!!!!

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Christina P says...

@ 17:40 on Mar 01, 2011

LOVED the details! So creative! BEAUTIFUL floral arrangements! Are they made with carnations? Did you make them or have them made? If you made them, do you have a tutorial you are willing to share? Also, what did you serve to eat? Was is strictly tea party finger foods? Thanks for sharing your photos! SOoo cut! Christina

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Rozanna F says...

@ 22:03 on Mar 04, 2011

Christina P: yes those are carnations. This the first time I've ever made those flower balls and it was quite a task. I'm still trying to figure out an easier way to make them, then I'll post a tutorial. I'll make sure to keep you updated :) At first I really wanted to just serve tea party finger foods-but my family are big on the traditional Filipno food when it comes to parties. But I did lay out cookies and madeleines to make it more tar party-ish. Another great idea is to make little tea sandwiches, especially for the little ones and cut them into shapes with cookie cutters.

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Melena P says...

@ 12:05 on Oct 24, 2011

where did you get the "Grass" Runner????

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Kenia P says...

@ 08:56 on Jan 19, 2013

I just want to say your hard work payed off.. great job!! I love everything about this party, specially the centerpieces and floral arrangements.. The grass runner was very creative, where did you buy or get some of your inspiration for the decoration?

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