Have you seen that we added a few more Sesame Street printables to our shop on etsy?

Sesame Street Name Tags, great to mark kids seats or use for favor bags!

A Sesame Street inspired welcome sign to welcome guests to the party!

Sesame Street inspired party hats; Oscar the Grouch, Big Bird, Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Zoe!

Sesame Street inspired character cupcake toppers.

Sesame Street inspired Thank You Cards.

Here are all of the pics from our Dora the Explorer Party!

Invitations, cupcake toppers, banner, welcome sign, food labels, straw flags, door sign and thank you tags; Etsy

Cake Stand; Thrift Store

Polka Sot place mats and backdrop; Target

White Plates; Party City

Cupcake wrappers; Michaels

Striped Straws; Hey Yo Yo

Pink napkins; Party City

Flowers; Pier 1

 

Cupcakes are the perfect addition to any party. We made chocolate cupcakes with chocolate frosting, and used Dora the Explorer cupcake toppers to add some fun and color to the table.

These Dora the Explorer food labels were used to label all of the party food.

Pink, purple, and orange were the primary colors used to decorate for this Dora the Explorer Party, with green and blue used as accents.

A festive table all ready for party guests.

A Dora the Explorer Happy Birthday Banner.

Use this welcome sign on the front door of the party, or set it out at the party. After the party, laminate the sign to hang in your child’s room for a fun keepsake.

Using a little bit of ribbon, hang this sign to let guests know what they are celebrating.

The tablecloth was fabric purchased at a local craft store, wrapping paper found at Target was used as placemats, the flowers were from Pier 1, and all of the printables are available on etsy.

This Dora the Explorer  invitation was created by cutting out each character individually on textured paper and then scanning the images in for a unique, one-of-a-kind invitation! We had so much fun, we made two. Which one do you like best?

This week we will be sharing all of the pictures from our Dora the Explorer Party!

All of the printables are available in our etsy shop.

I have been living in California for the past 2 months working with ‘Not For Sale.’ So far the experience has been incredible and I am excited to be apart of such an amazing organization. They truly believe that slavery can be ended in our lifetime, and I look forward to the day when it is. A few weeks ago ‘Not For Sale’ celebrated their 5th birthday, and I was asked to throw a small party for all the staff. Here are some pics from the party!

Today we’re sharing two different snow themed food ideas that would work great for your winter get togethers.

image via bakerella

The first idea comes from Bakerella and is one of the cutest things we’ve ever seen.  Using powder sugar covered donut holes and a few other supplies these “milk men” can be be easily made and not to mention delicious! For the full instructions click here.

image via food chics

Our second idea comes from Food Chics and it’s for a snowflake sandwich anyone would be sure to enjoy.  Kids would have a lot of fun making up a plate of these sweet sandwiches.   For the recipe click here.

Tomorrow will be all about snow games (indoor and outdoor).

 

Turn a snow day into a party with our FREE downloadable invitation.  Hosting a snow day party is a great way fill some of those winter days where you just start to feel stir crazy and can’t wait for spring. To download the invitation please click here.

You can even use these invitations on an actual snow day by printing them out and hand delivering them to any friends and neighbors nearby that will be able to make it over to your home for some fun.  It would be like a block party, but in winter!

Tomorrow we’ll be sharing some food ideas for a perfect snow themed party.

 


This week we’ll be sharing some ideas for ways to spend any snow days the children in your life might have this winter.  As nannies snow days for us were both a blessing and a curse.  Hopefully some of our ideas will help keep any snows you face this winter full of fun.

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