Showing posts with label Princess. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Princess. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
A Royal Princess Birthday Party
It is really crazy but just as one birthday is finishing my brain already starts planning the next. My daughter was turning 3 this past December. Her birthday is 3 days away from Christmas. So I always like to celebrate her birthday before the Christmas holidays begin. So invitations were created by my friend and she got it just right.
I bought this wonderful background from the party store for only $5.99. It came with 5 plastic signs. These are perfect for using at the party and in her room decor after the party is over. I also found some place mats at the dollar store.
I also used my daughter's comforter as another decoration piece. I hung it over the curtain rod.
Next, I need to think of the decorations to convert my house into a castle. Everything a Royal Princess should need...Her theme was Sofia the First.
A small candy station to greet the guests at the entrance. A #3 and a crown cut out of corrugated.I bought this wonderful background from the party store for only $5.99. It came with 5 plastic signs. These are perfect for using at the party and in her room decor after the party is over. I also found some place mats at the dollar store.
I also used my daughter's comforter as another decoration piece. I hung it over the curtain rod.
I used my daughter's fairy tale princess canopy for the backdrop for the cake table. My coworker made my daughter's cake. We used my daughter's Sofia the First doll and made the cake around it. She made a wonderful base. I used my daughter's Sofia the First table to prop the cake on top of. She also made me Princess Amber and Prince James cake pops. These were a great hit with all the kids and parents.
And my princess had a great time. For information on my chalkboard wall, check out this post: Birthday Chalkboard Wall.
Monday, October 27, 2014
Moño de Princesa #NoMoreTangles
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Last week, I shared how to do an Elsa from Frozen braid. But if your daughter does not want to be that princess it is ok. Try this look:
1. Empieza el peinado partiendo el cabello verticalmente en el centro.
2. Luego comienza en la sien y divide una pequeña sección de cabello. Divide esa sección de cabello en dos partes y cruza la parte de abajo por encima de la parte de arriba.
3. Agrega cabello a la parte de abajo y crúzala por encima de la parte de arriba. Continúa agregando cabello y cruzándolo hasta que llegues a la nuca.
4. Haz una trenza estilo espiral con el cabello restante y asegúrala con una gomita. Repite el proceso en el lado opuesto.
5. Envuelve cada trenza en un moño flojo y asegúralo con ganchos según sea necesario. Y para el toque final agrega un lazo de color favorito.
Last week, I shared how to do an Elsa from Frozen braid. But if your daughter does not want to be that princess it is ok. Try this look:
1. Empieza el peinado partiendo el cabello verticalmente en el centro.
2. Luego comienza en la sien y divide una pequeña sección de cabello. Divide esa sección de cabello en dos partes y cruza la parte de abajo por encima de la parte de arriba.
3. Agrega cabello a la parte de abajo y crúzala por encima de la parte de arriba. Continúa agregando cabello y cruzándolo hasta que llegues a la nuca.
4. Haz una trenza estilo espiral con el cabello restante y asegúrala con una gomita. Repite el proceso en el lado opuesto.
5. Envuelve cada trenza en un moño flojo y asegúralo con ganchos según sea necesario. Y para el toque final agrega un lazo de color favorito.









