A kids party can be very stylish too. You may delight yourself looking at this decoration.
It was an Olivia The Pig themed party. However, tehre are no pictures of Olivia The Pig in the decoration, since they were used in other activities. Ears and noses were given to the girls. Tags were used to decorate the meal and the favors for the party. This is why this decoration can be used at any time. It is ideal for Minnie, Hello Kitty, Hen, or Baby Shower Parties.You may find below all the details:
- Carnation Pomanders: How beautiful and elegant they are! The bow is made out of two different ribbons. However, it may be difficult to get two identical ribbons. Use always white and black colours. They´ll be great.
- White Tablecloth and White Polka Dot Tablecloth Over a Black Background: These tablecloths are perfect! The meal will be highlighted. Carnation pomanders will be highlighted too.
- Red Chairs: They will fit with the colours of the Party.
- Heart Curtain: The decoration of this party was a mixture between a birthday party and San Valentin. That´s why hearts were used. Carnations or roses could be used as ornaments, so they would have matched with the decoration of the Party.
- Hanging Pomanders: Roses and paper were used to make them out. They must match with the colours used for the Party.
The the same ribbons of the pomanders placed over the table should be used to hang pomanders from the roof.
Check here the tutorial to make pomanders with plastic flowers.
Check here the tutorial to make pomanders with natural flowers.
Check here the tutorial to make paper pompoms.
- Rose Petals Hanging from the Roof: Plastic rose petals were threaded in transparent thread.
- Roses, Feather Boas, and Ribbons: They are roses and red feather boas. The same ribbons of the pomanders were used as part of this decoration. They were hung from the candelabra in the room. They are ideal to decorate any place to thrown parties.
From hwtm
Labels: Birthday, Chic, diy, Olivia the Pig, party decoration, red, tutorial, Valentine´s day
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