When we left the Treehouse Social Club this weekend, my 2.5 year old said "oh no, I didn't get face paint." Thinking it was just a way to try to get us to take him back I said "it's ok baby, mommy will paint your face when we get home." His baby brother had a little spider painted on his arm, we asked him over and over, but he didn't want to stop playing while we were at the party. The next day we were playing in the backyard and again he told me he didn't get his face painted. Huh? Do 2.5 year olds feel regret? I think he feels better today though! I set up his watercolors and much to dad's dismay, he painted his face. So sweet! It made him happy and all it took was a little soap, water and a Nemo wash cloth to get it off.
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Showing posts with label birthday party. Show all posts
Monday, April 27, 2009
Face Paint Regrets
When we left the Treehouse Social Club this weekend, my 2.5 year old said "oh no, I didn't get face paint." Thinking it was just a way to try to get us to take him back I said "it's ok baby, mommy will paint your face when we get home." His baby brother had a little spider painted on his arm, we asked him over and over, but he didn't want to stop playing while we were at the party. The next day we were playing in the backyard and again he told me he didn't get his face painted. Huh? Do 2.5 year olds feel regret? I think he feels better today though! I set up his watercolors and much to dad's dismay, he painted his face. So sweet! It made him happy and all it took was a little soap, water and a Nemo wash cloth to get it off.
Labels:
birthday party,
face painting,
facepaint,
kids,
regret,
watercolors
Sunday, April 26, 2009
All Wrapped Up
Pretty Party Packages
This weekend was Baby Sarah's 1st Birthday party. We got her a sweet little dress with leggings, a fairy princess photo album (theme of the party), and a beautiful tea set. I wanted to get really beautiful wrapping that coordinated with the party and our gifts. What I wanted and what is actually available is totally on different levels.
To say I like things that are aesthetically pleasing is an understatement. I ended up getting some scrapbook paper and gluing it the back of plain wrapping. The large box (center, top) I used different sized pieces of paper to make a patch-work effect. I tied brown ruffled ribbon around it and topped it with three fabric daisies wired together. I used floral tape for extra strength and to hide and sharp edges.
I used the back side of plain wrapping paper and cut 12" x 12" scrap paper in half to make a 6" band to wrap around the center of this package (right) Two hot pink ruffle ribbons unify the 3 packages.
The envelope (center,bottom) has a thin wood plaque with a rose stencil and green lettering hand painted and glued on to it. The card, (top of package right) is a piece of floral vellum glued to folded card stock, stenciled with same stencil as the envelope.
OK- so, a lot just for a one year old's birthday- but it was fun project for me and I know her mommy appreciated the attention to detail and time I spent. It's the thought that counts right?
Labels:
birthday party,
cards,
craft,
floral paper,
flowers,
presents,
ribbon,
wrapping paper
Saturday, April 25, 2009
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