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Ladybug Birthday Party

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For my daughter’s 6th birthday party we choose to have a Ladybug Birthday Party as the theme this year.  Well, Lalaloopsy’s were discussed but Ladybugs would be easier for me to decorate.  Sorry honey, it really is all about Mommy and sharing her crafts ideas.  Maybe well do the the button-eyed dolls net year. and as you can see we did that too.  Lalaloopsy Sew Cute Birthday. 

Ladybug Birthday Party  Ladybug Birthday Party

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 Her birthday was in the beginning of November and I’m only know blogging it.  Only 2 months behind.  I probably won’t even scrapbook the event until she’s in high school….Yikes!Our ladybug theme and decorations included invitations, a party banner, pom poms, pinwheels, cupcake toppers, cake pops and ladybug party favors.
Ladybug Birthday Banner
I made the birthday banner from circle and scallop layers cut from Cricut Art Philosophy.  The ladybugs are all cut from the Doodlecharms cartridge and I and used Birthday Cakes to cut  the font.
Ladybug Birthday Party Banner
The banner is tied together with black gingham ribbon and I added faux stitching, black pipe cleaners and googly eyes to the ladybugs.
Tissue Pom Poms
Instead of balloons this year (I think there’s a Helium storage anyways),  I decided to hang tissue pom poms.    Wow-sooooo easy!   Martha sells a variety box for around $15, I made mine for $3.
Ladybug Birthday Party Table.
The table decorations included pinwheels and candy vases filled with red licorice and cake pops.  This was my first attempt at making cake pops.    Out of the whole batch, only 6 actually looked like cake pops…Bleek!.  I’ll leave it at that.  I only needed 6 anyways.

Ladybug Birthday Cupcake Toppers

However, my cupcakes did turn out.   I made simple cupcake toppers by using the same ladybug cut from Doodlecharms and stamped a pennant tag using My Pink Stamper buggy punnies sentiments.
ladybug Birthday party Invitations
My daughter helped assemble her ladybug invitations and even addressed them herself.  She added her own creative touch by drawing little ladybugs too.   So cute!
 
Ladybug Party Favors. Personalized bag and hair bow
The birthday party favors consisted of a coordinating hair barrette, little ladybugs in a jar and a burlap pencil bag that I painted with black dots and each girls name.
Lady Big Party Favors made with ladybug buttons and small glass jars
Aren’t these so sweet?  The ladybugs and a small leaf are hot glued on a branch, stuck it in a small flip-lid glass jar then added some raffia clippings to the bottom.
Ladybug Birthday Party
My Pretty Lil’ Ladybug Birthday Girl!
She didn’t get a Lalaloopsy party this year but she sure made out with a lot of Lalaloopsy presents.  Maybe now that I own a Silhouette, I’ll think about a Lalaloopsy party next year.

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  7. Love, Love, and Love some more. So much work put into it and darling ideas! Way to rock the Party for REESE!!! Thanks for linking up with 3 Girl JAM!
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    Jessica B.
    3GJ DT Member

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  11. what cute party décor. simple yet stunning. great job! yes, it is all about the blog, don’t tell and I won’t. I just loved the crepe paper on the blinds. cute touch.

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  14. Hi Holly,

    WoW! You did an AMAZING job! I love all the details you added to everything!! I absolutely LOVE the little mason jars…so cute! Happy Belated Birthday to your Little Lady!

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  17. What an absolutely amazing and fun party! I bet your little girl was SUPER HAPPY when she saw all that you did for her! WOW.

    Thanks for linking this up with the 3GirlChallenge! Everyone that ventures over here from our challenge site is going to be AMAZED!

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  22. What an awesome party this is!! Stunning details on everything!!
    Thanks for sharing and playing along with us over at the 3GJ Challenge Blog! Good luck in the drawing and hope you will join us for a brand new challenge beginning tomorrow 🙂
    Jessica
    3GJ~DT

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  24. I LOVE THIS! I am doing a ladybug theme for my daughter’s 1st birthday. (We call her our ‘lil lady bug so it fits!) Where did you get the tablecloth, napkins and plates at?? I love the look of these and the simplicity! Great job!

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