As party guests start to arrive, put them to work embellishing their very own chef’s hat. Have each girl put her name on a hat with sticker letters to avoid any confusion and to help everyone get to know each other. Party guests will create special flowers made out of coffee filters and cupcake liners to adorn their hats. Each one will end up being as unique as the party guest. Detailed instructions are provided in our downloadable pdf, available in our shop.
It’s our last day of posting this Baking Party. We hope you have loved it as much as we have.
Photo by Nicole Gerulat.
10 Comments
These chef hats are just adorable! The paper flowers are so simple and so beautiful! I think I’ll make one for myself to wear while baking my holiday cookies!!!
I just found your blog via say yes to hoboken and I am now your biggest fan. Your blog is beautiful, my goodness can you please throw me a party and I’ll pretend I’m five years old?
ps. I am writing a post about your popcorn turkey on my blog tomorrow (Tuesday)
Alas, I have no girls. (Which is not to say I don’t adore my boys–but STILL!) ; )
LOVE the entire party but the hats are my FAVE!!! Just bought the pdf
Would love to know where the adorable apron Sophia is wearing came from???
Happy Thanksgiving!
the whole party was fabulous! every girls dream. my 12 year old ( going on 20) will freak when i show her this. she’ll drop the 20 act and want this party instantly. cheers kari
Absolutely adorable. I cannot wait to reenact it for my daughters birthday in January. Jessica, the apron is from Anthropologie and is called the sewing basket apron. It is beautiful!
Thank you for your inspiration for a fabulous party idea. I have added a little feature on my ShoppeGirls blog.
http://shoppegirls.blogspot.com/
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your baking party!!! Used some of your printables from the PDF for my recent Cookie Party
http://littlepumpkingrace.blogspot.com/2010/12/christmas-cookie-swap-2010.html
Love this whole party. Where did you get that clothespin doll topper? thanks!
Hi sarah–The directions for making the clothespin doll topper are available inside the Baking Party Plan. You can purchase it for $25 in our shop here: http://onecharmingparty.com/shop/baking-party/ xo
7 Trackbacks/Pingbacks
[...] And thanks to the superbly talented Brittany and Sara of One Charming Party, we ended the week with one awesome girly party. My daughter got a glance at OCP’s baking party a few months ago, and there was no turning back. She and I agreed we had to host this party. We picked up the baking party plan and printables (available here at OCP’s shop), and I cannot tell you how great it was to have a party thought out and ready to go (even invites and thank you notes! yea!), or how cool all the moms thought we were when they saw the fluffy girly baking hats. [...]
[...] I helped the girls make “flowers” for their hats with colorful cupcake liners. I got that great idea here. [...]
[...] your friends and their kids over. For a bike basket, attach some simple decorations and these festive flowers. And for something with a little more spark, make your own firecrackers to tie to the back of a [...]
[...] your friends and their kids over. For a bike basket, attach some simple decorations and these festive flowers. And for something with a little more spark, make your own firecrackers to tie to the back of a [...]
[...] Fairy Baking Party 6. Baking Party Thank You sticker 7. Milk Bottles 8. Flower Baking Hats 9. Baking Table Setting 10. Homemade Baking Mix 11. Baking Party [...]
[...] came across the AMAZING baking party that One Charming Party put together. I fell in love with the cupcake liner flower and knew immediately these would be on make “to make” list. I picked up adorable [...]
[...] mentioned in the Princess Baking Party post that I fell in love with the One Charming Party cupcake liner flowers. I took inspiration from those and decided to create my own version. I purchased adorable Martha [...]
Post a Comment