I love, love, love it when I get to work with the same mama for multiple parties. I created *this* ultra-girly ensemble for Maya's 3rd birthday party.
For her 4th, we ventured into a more unisex and bright art party theme:
Yes, those are the same cake pops I featured on the last post, which were made for our New Year's Eve party - promise they won't be recycled again (mostly because they've all been eaten)
I used this cut file to create all of the decorations you see in this post. I can't tell you how proud I am of myself for learning how to convert the cut file into a print & cut, so that it could be used throughout the party. The digital scrapbook papers were purchased from this shop.
With the paintbrushes being so small on these dessert/tool labels, I didn't want the headache of assembling all of the pieces - turning the file into a print & cut was a great way to go!
Love these water bottle labels.
The "artist tools" held the kid cutlery together.
Place-cards for each kid, held up on an artist's easel. They were going to be doing some painting at this party!
The favor jars (I just threw together whatever multi-colored candies I had around the house for this photo, but I think she was gifting jars of crayons) with a brightly-colored tag.
I hope you like the decorations I made! It was a fun little experiment, and amazing practice with my silhouette, but I did miss getting inky with my stamps :)
If you're new to the silhouette, and would like to know how I turned the cut file into a print & cut, let me know! Maybe I could put together a little tutorial.
Thanks for popping by!
What a great party ensemble Elena! Bet Maya had a blast!
ReplyDeleteSo cute I really ike this set and beautiful photos
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I just bought a cameo so I'd love to see a tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOk, Penny! i'll put something together soon!
Deletesuch an amazing ensamble for any one!!!! ADORABLE!! wow!! and excited that it was all created with the silhouette! so CUTE!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, awesome and awesome. Heck yea I'd love to see a tutorial. I have a cameo and have no idea the capabilities of it!
ReplyDeleteThis is so fabulous, Elena! I'm always in awe of all the little coordinated details!
ReplyDeleteI am always inspired by your fabulous party decorations. My little man turns 2 in 6 months. I am already thinking about getting ahead in planning his party. Crazy, I know. Looking forward to your print and cut tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love your party decos! This is another hit. Colorful, fun, and the theme is so fresh and current. I love the creativity of the paintbrushes in the first picture, sticking out of the cupcakes with Maya's name in between. Clever.
ReplyDeleteLooovee it Elena! So much fun!^_^
ReplyDeleteawesome Elena!!
ReplyDeleteI say it again - I'm so lucky Ted has no idea that parties can look this amazing - I feel sorry for him but there's just no chance I could come anywhere near something like this - so I'll give up completely and buy some Lightning mc queen stuff (-:
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week-end, hugs, Karin
I love love love this ones.. and what are those fabulous zig-zag lines called?? :)
ReplyDeleteOh no... I missed the artist party?! What a fun party. I love all the cute and colorful things you made. The brushes are the best.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I miss the stamps... oh how I miss them, but all the puns are darling and it is perfectly polished.
ReplyDeleteThis is seriously amazing Elena!! I love it so much!! You certainly know how to throw a party!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome post! This is a very nice party idea to celebrate a birthday party for a girl. Thank you for posting the wonderful photos. - balloonz.com
ReplyDeleteLove your techniques on the party decorations. What program do u use for the print and cut silhouette ? can i use it on Microsoft word?
ReplyDeleteHi Nikas! i used the silhouette program exclusively for these decorations - and you don't need to own a silhouette to download the program. You can download it and use it to print and then hand-cut everything if you want.
DeleteHi! I would love a tutorial on how to do this exact party!
ReplyDeletethank you so much for your interest!. It was published to my blog 2.5 years ago, and unfortunately, I don't have the files any longer and I haven't used my silhouette cutter for almost a year! I'd be starting from scratch to remember how I even created the decorations :) I do know that I used the tutorials on print & cutting from Under a Cherry Tree. Her blog is so fantastic for showing how to make great things with the silhouette cutter! I hope that helps!
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