All the little princesses will giggle as they pin their kiss on the frog — a royal twist on the classic party game. Download our free 11″x17″ pin the kiss on the frog printable poster and kiss pieces below. Use washi tape (which is easily removable) to stick on the kisses so you can play the game multiple times.
A special thanks to Pear Tree Greetings for sponsoring this party. Photography and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
It’s a princess party so of course you need crowns for each of the guests. Inexpensive pipe cleaners perfectly mimic the hand-drawn look of the crowns on these whimsical princess invitations. Ta da! A pipe cleaner princess crown and wand.
TO MAKE THE CROWN: Each crown requires approximately 10 pipe cleaners. Shape each of the pieces shown below from its own pipe cleaner, trimming as needed. Twist each of the pieces together to secure and create the crown shape.
TO MAKE THE WAND: Each wand requires one pipe cleaner and a wooden dowel. Create a simple heart shape and twist the ends around the tip of the dowel. Secure with hot glue.
A special thanks to Pear Tree Greetings for sponsoring this party. Photography and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
Every little girl deserves to be a princess on her special day. We love the unexpected hand drawn details of these sweet princess party invitations from Pear Tree Greetings. This week see the royal celebration inspired by this invitation.
A special thanks to Pear Tree Greetings for sponsoring this party and providing the invitations. Photography and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
Princesses! Pucker up and get ready for our Sweetheart Princess Party coming up all next week.
Photography, design + styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
Watercolor is a definite favorite when crafting during the Spring and Summer. The color possibilities are endless and no skill is required — that’s our kind of project. This watercolor invitation diy is so easy to do, but even more fun to receive! If you are having any kind of gathering this month, skip the store-bought invites and paint your own.
You will need: assorted watercolor paints, paintbrush, paper, triangular-paper punch, letter stamps, ink pad
Directions: Cover each sheet of paper with your choice of watercolor and let dry. Feel free to mix colors. Make a sheet of warm colors and a sheet of cool colors if you like.
Using your paper punch, punch out small pieces of paper in different sections of the painted areas. A triangular-shaped paper punch makes the invite look like a mini-bunting. A giant circle punch could be super fun as well.
Take your stamps and stamp the letters to the word “party” using one stamp at a time. If you want to put more information, cut out more shapes. Write the small details like when, where, and who on the other pieces of confetti.
Stuff the pieces of confetti in an envelope and send them on their merry way. Your friends will be thrilled to receive this colorful mail!
Photography, design + styling by Lexy Ward.
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