recent event: eco-friendly artist party

July 24th, 2009

Since this was an eco-friendly artist party, I focused on eco stuff. And artsy stuff.
artist p easels
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.
artist p invite
The main table, with my rainbow of juices. I used resuable dishes to eliminate waste.
artist p full table
A platter of organic fruits.
artist p fruit
Cans recycled as marker holders, used at the coloring table.
artist p markers
Jars recycled to hold crayons, also used at the coloring table. I spray painted the lids.
artist p crayon jar
I made fabric banners out of stained clothing and old pillowcases, items that otherwise would have been thrown out.
artist p banners
Aprons made from mens’ dress shirts. Repurposing clothing is a great way to extend it’s life.
artist p aprons
Paint.
artist p paints
One of the party guests painting.
artist p painter
The playdough table.
artist p playdough table
Stringing organic, naturally colored “froot loops” into necklaces.
artist p froot loops
The eco-friendly favors made with recycled crayons and upcycled notebooks.
artist p crayon favors
A close up of the letters.
artist p letter closeup
The birthday girl’s cupcake. All of the cupcakes were vegan. Even the candles were all natural, no petroleum-based wax at this party.
artist p big cupcake
Enjoying the food. You can see the necklaces that they made, and the food on the mismatched plates.
artist p eating
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”

  1. Trisha Says:

    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.

  2. Brittany Says:

    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.

  3. Dawn Says:

    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! :)

  4. Jamee Bryant Says:

    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!!

  5. humpsNbump Says:

    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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