I had a local shop embroider my daughter's name on the onesie and then I ironed on ribbon and decals.
Jennifer H
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Pinwheels from $ store
Jennifer H
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Bib & bloomers I made. You can find the leggings, bib and bloomers at Hobby Lobby for cheap!
Jennifer H
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I started planning this birthday months in advance, so I was able to grow real grass. Stuck in my favorite photos of my daughter for centerpieces
Jennifer H
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Cut out a number one from poster board and covered with thick butcher paper and decorated
Jennifer H
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The large leaves are from IKEA
Jennifer H
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$ store finds, still tried to stay with ladybug theme
Jennifer H
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Birthday cake and smash cake
Jennifer H
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I made ladybug cupcake stands. Filled old babyfood jars with peanut M&Ms for favors
Jennifer H
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IKEA leaves, home made #1, and I made the balloon towers.
Jennifer H
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Very easy...blew up balloons and taped them to PVC pipe. The top ballon is filled with helium
Jennifer H
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Free candy printable, printed on big white label paper, mints from Sams club
Jennifer H
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Put milk chocolate chips in strawberries for more of a "labybug" effect. Next time, I would use smaller chocolate chips!
Jennifer H
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I found a free water bottle template and made it my own!
Jennifer H
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"Bug juice" - grass and wooden ladybug in the bottom
Jennifer H
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Babybel cheese... didn't have time to poke holes in it to make it look like spots
Jennifer H
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Blew up large photo from Costco for center, found ladybug clings at Meijer. This whole theme was inspired by "Ten Little Ladybug" book
Jennifer H
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Spray painted clothes pins white and put on foam sticker ladybugs
Jennifer H
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Patch of grass (rug) from IKEA, wings from $ store (put black dots on), party hat from Oriental Trading for $3-4!
Kim J
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Love this!!
Kim J
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how did you make the balloon towers?
Jennifer H
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Really it's just balloons, tape and PVC pipe. I bought PVC pipe for $2 at Home Depot. The base is actually some old speaker stands that the pipe fit perfectly over, but you can probably make a base to hold the pipe. Then I blew up balloons and just taped the ends to the pipe. The top ladybug balloons are filled with helium and I just taped the string to them on. I made this the night before and it took me a little over an hour. It was actually quite quick. Good luck!
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Jennifer H wrote:
I had a local shop embroider my daughter's name on the onesie and then I ironed on ribbon and decals.
Jennifer H wrote:
Pinwheels from $ store
Jennifer H wrote:
Bib & bloomers I made. You can find the leggings, bib and bloomers at Hobby Lobby for cheap!
Jennifer H wrote:
I started planning this birthday months in advance, so I was able to grow real grass. Stuck in my favorite photos of my daughter for centerpieces
Jennifer H wrote:
Cut out a number one from poster board and covered with thick butcher paper and decorated
Jennifer H wrote:
The large leaves are from IKEA
Jennifer H wrote:
$ store finds, still tried to stay with ladybug theme
Jennifer H wrote:
Birthday cake and smash cake
Jennifer H wrote:
I made ladybug cupcake stands. Filled old babyfood jars with peanut M&Ms for favors
Jennifer H wrote:
IKEA leaves, home made #1, and I made the balloon towers.
Jennifer H wrote:
Very easy...blew up balloons and taped them to PVC pipe. The top ballon is filled with helium
Jennifer H wrote:
Free candy printable, printed on big white label paper, mints from Sams club
Jennifer H wrote:
Put milk chocolate chips in strawberries for more of a "labybug" effect. Next time, I would use smaller chocolate chips!
Jennifer H wrote:
I found a free water bottle template and made it my own!
Jennifer H wrote:
"Bug juice" - grass and wooden ladybug in the bottom
Jennifer H wrote:
Babybel cheese... didn't have time to poke holes in it to make it look like spots
Jennifer H wrote:
Blew up large photo from Costco for center, found ladybug clings at Meijer. This whole theme was inspired by "Ten Little Ladybug" book
Jennifer H wrote:
Spray painted clothes pins white and put on foam sticker ladybugs
Jennifer H wrote:
Patch of grass (rug) from IKEA, wings from $ store (put black dots on), party hat from Oriental Trading for $3-4!
Kim J wrote:
Love this!!
Kim J wrote:
how did you make the balloon towers?
Jennifer H wrote:
Really it's just balloons, tape and PVC pipe. I bought PVC pipe for $2 at Home Depot. The base is actually some old speaker stands that the pipe fit perfectly over, but you can probably make a base to hold the pipe. Then I blew up balloons and just taped the ends to the pipe. The top ladybug balloons are filled with helium and I just taped the string to them on. I made this the night before and it took me a little over an hour. It was actually quite quick. Good luck!
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