The very talented Danielle, from A Few of My Favorite Things, contacted us a few months ago to design a party printable collection for her twin's second birthday!
She wanted the theme "Peek-a-boo, look who's 2!" using gingham & polkadots with accents of grosgrain ribbon and ric rac trim. She chose pastel colors of pink, blue, green & yellow to coordinate all the party items.
We designed the invite to have an attached flower, to give a "peek-a-boo" effect.
Once ribbon was removed, then you could see the adorable twins and their party information.
As guests arrived to the party, she put up a colorful welcome sign!
Danielle wanted to make certain that the colors & graphics from the invitation carried through-out her dessert table!
Look how gorgeous this was.....
Danielle used our party logos and ribbon to decorate the twins birthday cake.
She had Allyson Jane create cookies to match the party logos as well!
Her rice kristpie pops were in shapes of flowers in the matching colors!
And don't forget the matching chocolate covered marshmallows! How sweet are these???
Look at this hand-made flower bouquet - mixing patterned papers, party logos, buttons & straws.... what a perfect way to time in the theme!
Danielle used our patterned papers to create treat boxes and added party logos to make them pop!
Love the milk carton for trail mix.... so fun!
She wanted the theme "Peek-a-boo, look who's 2!" using gingham & polkadots with accents of grosgrain ribbon and ric rac trim. She chose pastel colors of pink, blue, green & yellow to coordinate all the party items.
We designed the invite to have an attached flower, to give a "peek-a-boo" effect.
Once ribbon was removed, then you could see the adorable twins and their party information.
As guests arrived to the party, she put up a colorful welcome sign!Danielle wanted to make certain that the colors & graphics from the invitation carried through-out her dessert table!Look how gorgeous this was.....
Danielle used our party logos and ribbon to decorate the twins birthday cake.She had Allyson Jane create cookies to match the party logos as well!Her rice kristpie pops were in shapes of flowers in the matching colors!And don't forget the matching chocolate covered marshmallows! How sweet are these???Look at this hand-made flower bouquet - mixing patterned papers, party logos, buttons & straws.... what a perfect way to time in the theme!Danielle used our patterned papers to create treat boxes and added party logos to make them pop!She even had the twin's outfits match the party - she thought of every detail!
Napkin wraps are a great way to spruce up solid colors!
Napkin wraps are a great way to spruce up solid colors!Bottle wraps are big "must-have's" to tie in your party theme, and Danielle even thought to dress up her sippy cups with personalized labels - how clever and easy to do!!!
Last, but not least.... parting gifts! Danielle had us design iron-on monogram letters for each child.
Last, but not least.... parting gifts! Danielle had us design iron-on monogram letters for each child.The details that went into this party were just perfect - thanks for sharing Danielle... can't wait to see what you do when the twins turn three!!!
Wow, beautiful party! Love the color scheme and each and every detail of this party - what a creative mom! The handmade paper bouquet is my most favorite item of this party.
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