Party for Baby Heinz!

My lovely family and friends threw me an adorable brunch Saturday morning in honor of little Baby Heinz. It was prefectly simply and sweet, complete with good company, cute food, balloons and a wishing tree (not to mention spectacular gifts). Thanks again to everyone involved. It was wonderful.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Party for One

I wanted to throw a party.

You know, just a little get together to celebrate the Project Runway Finale.
Small problem...each week I watch the show alone. 

So...I decided to throw a "Party For One".

The perfect ingredients for a "Party For One" are as follow...

1. Cute and yummy food

 

 

2. Party decorations

3. Guests. Or in this case ... a guest

(Since it was my party...I wore my pjs)

 I rather enjoyed my party for one. Most importantly...Anya won Project Runway! Yay!  I can't wait to purchase all the beautiful pieces she will create for Piperlime.
Another plus about my little party....I did not have to share my desserts.

Want to throw your own Party For One?

Here's How...

1. Decide what to celebrate

2. Pick a time and place

3. Find something yummy to eat

4. Decorate

5. Party on....

Sidenote....throwing a "party for one" is super inexpensive.

I spent $6.42 on dessert and $0.40 on decorations (the pumpkins).

All the other decorations came from my craft bag.

Whoever said "three's a party" has clearly never thrown a Party For One.

Birthday Girl!

The star of this post is the sweetest, funniest, happiest, most wonderful little girl ever...Miss Alayna Marie.

In the middle of July, on the hottest day ever, we celebrated her second birthday. 

My sister sure knows how to throw a birthday party, it was adorable. 

With the exception of the sweltering heat, everything was perfect. Especially the birthday girl.

The theme of the party was butterflies or yayaflies as Laynie calls them.

            

She seriously ate like six cupcakes.

Sneaking one more.

Such an adorable family.

Such an obsessive aunt. 

April Showers Bring June Weddings

This past weekend we threw a bridal shower for our dear friend Stacy. Instead of a traditional

 bridal shower of embarrassing games and awkward mingling, we set up four craft stations: 

fabric bows for headbands or pins, scrapbooking, jersey knit bracelets, and cupcake decorating.

With Stacy's bright wedding colors, a relaxed atmosphere, tasty dessert and adorable party 

supplies from Shop Sweet Lulu the party was a hit! 

You can see samples of the crafts in the photos and video below.