recent event: eco-friendly artist party
Since this was an eco-friendly artist party, I focused on eco stuff. And artsy stuff.

Here are the invitations again, made from 100% tree free paper and junk mail. Notice the request for absolutely no gifts. This is also a very eco-friendly idea since plastic toys often end up in the land fills.

The main table, with my rainbow of juices. I used resuable dishes to eliminate waste.

A platter of organic fruits.

Cans recycled as marker holders, used at the coloring table.

Jars recycled to hold crayons, also used at the coloring table. I spray painted the lids.

I made fabric banners out of stained clothing and old pillowcases, items that otherwise would have been thrown out.

Aprons made from mens’ dress shirts. Repurposing clothing is a great way to extend it’s life.

Paint.

One of the party guests painting.

The playdough table.

Stringing organic, naturally colored “froot loops” into necklaces.

The eco-friendly favors made with recycled crayons and upcycled notebooks.

A close up of the letters.

The birthday girl’s cupcake. All of the cupcakes were vegan. Even the candles were all natural, no petroleum-based wax at this party.

Enjoying the food. You can see the necklaces that they made, and the food on the mismatched plates.

These artistic party pictures were taken by the lovely & talented Melissa Papaj . For more posts about this party, click on the Eco-Friendly Artist Party tag below.
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5 Responses to “recent event: eco-friendly artist party”
January 31st, 2010 at 7:30 pm
Wow – I’m impressed. I would love a tutorial on the melted crayons into letters. You certainly are talented – I have spent the last hour on your site getting ideas for a Valentine’s Day party and my son’s bday coming up. I would also love to hear your ideas for St. Patrick’s Day – I crazily volunteered for party favors for my son’s class for that one.
January 31st, 2010 at 7:34 pm
Trisha: I did a tutorial on the melted crayons. It’s here http://onecharmingparty.com/2009/07/tuesday-tutorial-recycled-crayon-alphabet/ Thanks so much for all of your kind words. I don’t have any plans for St. Patrick day stuff, but I’ll see what I can do.
January 31st, 2010 at 8:16 pm
What a wonderful eco-friendly party! I would love to share this with my readers, there has been interest in the past on how to have fun without being too “granoly”, their word, not mine!
February 9th, 2010 at 4:23 am
WOW!! I love your blog!! I just found it and cannot wait to soak it all in!! Great ideas!!
February 9th, 2010 at 10:55 pm
I love these ideas. I am hoping to make vegan cupcakes for my daughter’s 1st birthday this Spring. (I won’t be telling a sole what they are made of until AFTER the party). I love this theme.
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