This party is for a very sweet, creative and stylish friend that I knew would love and appreciate every silly detail of this rubber ducky party!
The invitation. I used a stack of brown polka-dot thank you cards that were on clearance and made these little squares to put over the "thank you". I just printed off the party info onto cardstock in lime, brown and orange and glued it inside. Super quick, cheap and easy.
Favors! Each guest took home their own rubber ducky.
I used a white tablecloth and added this baby blanket I made for Jolene to use as a runner.
The cupcake pics say, "Jolene is having a baby boy!".
I made this onesie and bib using the fabric from the blanket and the invitation. I get teased for matching my gift to the party.
We also serve a huge green salad, pasta, homemade rolls, a veggie tray and a fruit plate that I didn't get a picture of. I was too busy eating!
There was light beaming through this window, so the photo is poor quality, but this coordinating banner added a festive touch to the decor.
And finally, water bottles. The night was a huge success. All the food was so good, the company delightful and Jolene has a few darling outfits and a pile of cash to go towards a new stroller. Hooray!
Oh how I miss your parties! You do such beautiful work, I swear people should pay you.
ReplyDeleteLOVED, LOVED, LOVED, every detail and second of the party! Thank you some much, everything was perfect!!! The food was delicious, it even made my husband jealous!
ReplyDeleteHow did you get the design off the fabric and onto the invitation? Never thought of using thank you notes and covering the "thank you" with a design-brilliant! Notes with specific messages are always on sale and you can cover it with something else - another Angela invention! Very cute shower!
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