Finally - the art party is here! I'm going to go ahead and tell you, there are a lot of photos in the post! But I wanted to have it all together as opposed to several seperate posts.
First up, the invitations. You can read more about them here.
And of course, the art party wreath.
The goodies.
Didn't these signs turn out cute? The fabulous stamp came from a shop called Doodlebug Design.
The cake. I decided not to flatten out the layers so it has a rounded top. The adorable cake garland came from Shortcake Party Picks.
Now for specifics on the goodies. We had chocolate covered pretzels.
Pretzel M&Ms.
Gummi bears. (you can also see the punched paper table runner I made)
Pickles! Layla loves these, so I thought it would be cute to have at her party.
She also loves cheese puffs, so they were included. And the rainbow bowl made another appearance.
Biscuit BBQ cups.
You can't have a party without goody bags. The glassine bags came from Le Box Boutique.
Inside we had a painted pencil, glitter glue, a mini chalkboard (I wrote 'thanks for coming' on each one), chalk, sidewalk chalk, a lollipop, Painterz gum, a stamp & playdough.
I punched the confetti out of paint chips.
I got the idea for the doily banner from Meg. I wish the colors would have turned out brighter, like hers did, but I was still happy with it. And the kids had fun painting it.
This is a $1.00 white tablecloth that I taped to a board and propped against the wall.
They also got to paint 5x7 canvases.
This is what the table looked like when they were finished!
We also had shaving cream painting.
Haha, Morgan. Nice!
And that would be Blake.
I guess with that many boys around it doesn't take long for a nice, simple craft to turn into a mess!
They also played football (they all play in the same league as well).
The water wasn't planned, but it was a nice way to get cleaned up.
We used the painted tablecloth for a backdrop. I let her choose the color for this frame. She bypassed the watermelon color for this! I am going to be posting tutorials for some of the things featured, so stay tuned.
You can't have a party without goody bags. The glassine bags came from Le Box Boutique.
Inside we had a painted pencil, glitter glue, a mini chalkboard (I wrote 'thanks for coming' on each one), chalk, sidewalk chalk, a lollipop, Painterz gum, a stamp & playdough.
I punched the confetti out of paint chips.
I got the idea for the doily banner from Meg. I wish the colors would have turned out brighter, like hers did, but I was still happy with it. And the kids had fun painting it.
This is a $1.00 white tablecloth that I taped to a board and propped against the wall.
They also got to paint 5x7 canvases.
This is what the table looked like when they were finished!
We also had shaving cream painting.
Haha, Morgan. Nice!
And that would be Blake.
I guess with that many boys around it doesn't take long for a nice, simple craft to turn into a mess!
They also played football (they all play in the same league as well).
The water wasn't planned, but it was a nice way to get cleaned up.
We used the painted tablecloth for a backdrop. I let her choose the color for this frame. She bypassed the watermelon color for this! I am going to be posting tutorials for some of the things featured, so stay tuned.
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Wow what an amazing party! Such a fun theme - I LOVE all the details! Thanks for sharing all the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! It is such a cute idea and it looks like it qll came together so nicely! I love seeing the finished project. Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. What a special, special party. So colorful and HAPPY! Great ideas!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! My friend is doing a paint party for her daughter's 2nd birthday. I'll have to point her in your direction for some ideas!
ReplyDeleteYour party is amazing! WOW! You did a fantastic job! It looks like it was a huge hit! And so colorful!!!
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ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog. I really like the art party idea. That rainbow cake looks great! I have 2 daughters that love art. This may be our next party idea. Thanks for sharing!
Katie
What an amazing party! If only I had that much ambition...
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of work you put into the party! I'm sure it is one they will always remember. The cake was perfect for the theme.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous party! I love all the neat activities you had planned. Thanks for linking up! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! You are a great mamma! This party is so great! I LOVE rainbows! Can I have a party like this? :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome birthday party! Love the art theme! What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the art themed birthday party! If I were a kid I would have loved it--heck I'm an adult and would still love an art themed birthday party! I featured your party today on Sew Woodsy! Please stop by and grab a featured button!
ReplyDeleteSUCH a great party!!! so many fun ideas!
ReplyDeleteSUCH a great party!!! so many fun ideas!
ReplyDeleteThat will be some great memories for her for sure! Those Oreos look fun and exciting.
ReplyDelete~Becki
What a fun party! Love the art theme :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all your great ideas! It looks like the kiddos had a blast, and your attention to detail is beautiful. We just had an art party as well, I think this might have been one of my favorite party we have had so far. www.housingaforest.com/art-birthday-party/
ReplyDeleteSo fun!! Love the party favor envelopes, the dipped oreos and those chocolate dipped pretzels!
ReplyDeleteLooks like everyone had a fun (and messy!) time! : )
i LOVE rainbow art parties! yours is FAB! we just had one in january for my 4 year old daughter. we did a swirly cake, as well as the 7 layered ROYGBIV cake... and frames for photos! check out our post on it on paintcutpaste.com. happy birthday!
ReplyDeleteHi, Wendy! I'm admiring all your creative posts here so can you please share them with us at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop? Hope to see you there at the party :)
ReplyDeleteI love all the fun bright colors you used in your decorations and food choices -- perfect for artistic inspiration! I also liked the idea of taking pictures of the kids with their faces in an empty frame. Perfect for keepsakes! We've posted some more art party ideas at Creative Party Themes. Come on by and take a peek!
ReplyDeleteVery nice post for themed food and i hope now i can do a new idea in my birthday party Theme parties in Ghaziabad.
ReplyDeleteHi I just saw this as I was preparing the favors for our art party. i want to use the frame idea, what size frame is that yellow one please?
ReplyDeletethanks!