I styled a cat-tastic Gabby’s Dollhouse party for Josie's 4th birthday that was full of fun decor, plenty of crafty activities, and yummy themed snacks. To achieve an elevated look to a character…

This week was Letter R in preschool, and because of this I decided to do a Rainbow Theme. I found lots of fun ideas to try, and we were ple...

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Operation Ouch Birthday – Doctor Themed Party

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TROLLS PARTY FAVOR TREAT JARS MATERIALS: Small Clear Jars (with lid) Mini Trolls HERE Skittles Bright colored BOA or FEATHER PUFF (HERE) Mini Flowers (I used paper flowers) Hot glue or craft glue DIRECTIONS: Place mini troll in jar Fill...Read more

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Planning a Trolls-themed birthday party? Follow these 4 simple steps to create inexpensive Trolls-themed snack baskets for your child's birthday party.

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Like most of the world, Frozen is a big deal in our home. Lily fell in love with Frozen when she was 2, and her obsession is still going strong. I'm not quite sure she will ever let it go! Over a year ago, we bought tickets to Disney on Ice Frozen. FINALLY, the big day is here! Lexie, Lily and I will be heading into Pittsburgh later with some of our best friends for the show. Lily is incredibly excited! In honor of the big day, I put together a Frozen Sensory Table for Lily to play with yesterday. We made homemade snow before, but the kids really enjoyed playing with a snow filled water table at birthday party last summer. I combined that idea with another sensory table filler. Much to Liam's dismay, I dumped out the bird seed, took the table outside, and got it ready for Lily. This idea has been on my editorial calendar for many months, but I wasn't counting on the fact that it would be a nearly 75 degree winter day yesterday! Lily was still able to play for an hour before things became, ahem, a little less Frozen! To make the Frozen Sensory Table, all you need is a recipe for homemade snow, some ice cubes and a few toys. Everybody has a different recipe for homemade snow (some use shaving cream and baking soda), but we like to use 3 boxes of baking soda, a container of glitter, and a bottle of inexpensive (white) conditioner. Pour the baking soda and the glitter into the bin, then add a little bit of conditioner at a time until you can mold it. It should appear to be crumbly, but it can be molded as well. (I used the entire bottle.) For the ice, I dumped 4 trays of ice cubes into the other side of the water table. If you are brave, you can dye the ice cubes blue, purple, or even a rainbow of colors, but I didn't want to deal with dyed fingers this week! Finally, it was all ready for play! I told Lily to put on her Elsa dress and get ready for some fun. She had no idea, so she was so excited when she walked outside! She wasted NO time digging in and it kept her occupied for an hour! You can even build a snowman (HA) and stack up those ice cubes to make an ice castle! After an hour, the ice was nearly melted and Lily was ready to run around. We put the snow into a storage container so the kids could play with it for a few days, and dumped out the ice. Unlike some of our other sensory bin fillers that can stay in the water table for days, this one does need cleaned up, but clean up is easy! Lily had so much fun with her Frozen-inspired Sensory Table and said she can't wait to play again! Do your kids like Frozen or enjoy sensory play? You might also like: Mermaid Water Table Play A Water Table Fit for Fall LET'S CONNECT! TWITTER // FACEBOOK // INSTAGRAM // BLOGLOVIN // GOOGLE+ // PINTEREST

Essie (like every other person in this world) is OBSESSED with Frozen. She decided last November that she wanted a Frozen themed birthday party. We decided to have the party at home since our house looks like the lodge in the movie with all our wood trim! Ha! We probably spent less than $30 on decorations for the house. I lucked into a ton of Christmas clearance at 90% off so the majority of her decorations/favors came from that. I bought a roll of white tablecloth at HobLob and used a 40% off coupon. That tablecloth was used for so many things and we still have tons leftover! We didn't decorate outside very much...we hung some pompoms I made from large packs of white tissue paper that I got for pennies. A friend gave me the Frozen Stand-Up thing and we had to put out our balloon wreath of course. I printed Olaf at a print shop and he greeted our guests as they arrived. When you walked into our foyer ....I cut snow drifts from the white tablecloth roll and hung them on all our doorframes. Our favor table...Oaken's trading post. Kids got to "shop" as they left. There was Troll Slime (silly string), candy carrots, carrot straws, build-a-snowman kits with handmade bag toppers with Essie's Frozen drawings, and Frozen hair ties. Our back room was the focus of the party. I love the white wood ceilings back there and I wanted to play them up. Our food table...white tablecloth, glitter wrapping paper, and shimmer fabric topped the table. We printed a large screenshot from the movie and framed it with blue plastic tablecloth, rhinestones, and a snowball wreath. Icicle lights wrapped the room. Tinsel trees flanked the table. Our menu: Essie's ice-castle painting that she painted in art class was front and center. The rest of the backroom How adorable is this cute birthday girl?! I loved the outfit I found on etsy! The kitchen was more for the adults and we had a separate food table for them. The photo booth was a hit! We printed out the ice castle and I bought the props at HobLob! We found snowflake headbands on clearance so the kids wore them instead of headbands! Es was so excited to see her friends! After everyone ate, we played "pin the hair on Duke of Weselton". Our house was filled...we love our house full of people. Its never happier. Another game we played was "Find Sven's carrots". I found plastic carrot Easter eggs at Easter and bought a bunch, filled them with candy, and hid them outside. The kids had Sven bags to put them in. They were so excited and chomping at the bit. It was perfect timing that as soon as we were done with Sven's eggs Kona Ice pulled up! I hired them to serve Sno-cones to everyone! The kids flipped out when that truck showed up blasting the Frozen Soundtrack! Essie got to get on the truck and make her own sno-cone! She loved getting to pass them out to the kids! It was the hottest day of the year and you could tell where the shade was.... We LOVE Kona Ice.... After Kona Ice, E got to open her mound of gifts and we ate cake. She was so blessed to have loving friends. She got a ton of craft kits...her friends know her so well! Once the party was over and most people cleared out, we had a Troll Slime fight with the left-over Silly String! When E crawled in bed that night she thanked us for a great day. It was so special to see her smile and laugh so much. She really had a great time and is already planning her 6th birthday! Ha!

This Trolls candy bark is just as bright, sparkly, and whimsical as the movie. We had a ton of fun mixing and matching the colors to match the movie and of course, we couldn’t leave out the silver glitter. This candy bark is a perfect way to continue enjoying the movie even after you’ve left the theater.

One of the best tips that I can offer to a beginning cookie decorator is not to get overly ambitious your first time out of the gate. Starting the decorating adventure with a complicated cookie

I made this pretty pink punch for my girls night last week and it turned out so good! It was sweet with just the right amount of fizzyness. This would also be great for bridal or baby showers, litt…

I've been looking forward to sharing this adorable party from Cris over at Crissy's Crafts using Amanda's Parties To Go's newest col...

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