I had glorious ideas for my almost four year old daughter's fourth birthday party. Sun drenched, vintage inspired, viral-pin-worthy, ideas. Shabby chic table clothes, foo foo dresses, tea sets, old chandeliers on trees, and adorable 4 year old children eating and playing in the haze of sunset.
However, I am raising a child who is opinionated, particular, detail oriented, and full of her own ideas. Poor thing doesn't realize what all she has to deal with in possessing that combination of traits. I realize it. I fully realize it because I possess these traits, and still struggle with reigning them in.
Kyndall had the following list of demands for her party:
In the gym at church
Jumpy Slide
Bouncy House
No cake
Cupcakes I 'design' myself
Hot Dogs
Orange Soda
Pinata
See what I mean?
Good news is, her vision was soooo much less expensive than mine. Bad news, gym lighting is least optimal for photographs. Good news, I got to play with my new silhouette cameo...and fully understand how flippin' amazing it is. Bad news....nope, no other bad news :)
First, the outfit..
The amazingly talented Kristin Morton made this for my little lady :) She's great!
A few details..
The Silhouette Cameo made the cupcake sleeves, Happy Birthday Kyndall sign, the take home boxes and 'thank you' tags. I used paper from a card stock pack I purchased from Hobby Lobby with my 40% off coupon. I paid like $9 for a million adorable sheets of card stock. Kamryn lived in the jumpy house :)
The cupcake toppings...
Senorita Silhouette cut the labels for all the toppings and food, too. I used cake pop sticks and scotch tape to turn the labels into signs. Nothing fancy, but I think they turned out pretty cute :)
Annnnnd the Birthday Princess :)
Sun and tea be darned...she was happy. She even said it was the best birthday party ever...so what could be better?
Love her more than the world :)
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