Showing posts with label pastel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pastel. Show all posts

Sunday, June 13, 2021

Mermaid-Themed Adult Birthday Party

Good morning! Today I am excited to share a party that celebrated my cousin's 21st birthday. I had trouble coming up with a theme, so I went with a rather cliché summer theme inspired by a game we played as children: mermaids. The challenge was making it not look childish, so I went for an elegant, refined sort of twist with a pastel-and-metallic color palette. I made the cake topper with cardstock and used Sixlets (my grandmother made the cheesecake). I used plastic forks as 'dinglehoppers', which I decorated with jewels, nail polish, and glitter. The birthday banner came from Dollar Tree. I handmade the net using twine (many years back) following one of the many online tutorials. The pearl party favors were also Sixlets. The last party favors were miniature Dollar Tree bottles filled with essential oils since that was all that would fit, plus I wanted to have practical favors.




























Thank you for stopping by. I hope you enjoyed, and I look forward to sharing more soon!

-Lauryn

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Thursday, March 19, 2020

Under the Sea Birthday Party



Hello, everyone! I hope everyone is faring well. Today I'd like to share a birthday party for my grandfather I did last weekend. The theme I went with was "Under the Sea" since I wanted to do something unique and he loves the ocean. I used lots of plants gathered from outside, three bags of moss from Dollar Tree (one I had on hand already), seashells my brothers and I have found on trips over the years, gold coins from Dollar Tree, scrapbook-paper sea creatures I cut out, two (fake) pearl necklaces someone gave me for costumes a long time ago, and flowering branches from our Bradford Pear tree. For favors, I wrapped rubber bands around washcloths to turn them into basic fish shapes. The dishes were from my party supply stash (and came from thrift stores). I painted the signs and posters with light blue Apple Barrel acrylic paint, and got the ideas for some of those from this 100 Layer Cakelet party. Using these materials, I fashioned what I hope resembled an underwater seascape. I added the fishing net I made for his Seaside Birthday Party, the only white/clear balloons I had, and a Dollar Tree star balloon. The color scheme I was going for was natural browns and greens,white, pastel blue, and silver.































I hope you enjoyed. Thanks for visiting! 

-Lauryn

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