where pink meets the wild thing [a birthday party]

Sunday, March 13, 2011

i've been a follower of the domestic goddess for awhile now and i admire her taste in home decor, her writing skills and i always look forward to her lists of books she's been reading which i try to take note and find time to read them too (to no avail). only recently did i realize that i forgot about her daughter audrey's birthday party last year that i meant to share with everyone. i believe it's not too late to do so, well here are the lovely details of that celebration.

the party was all the way from across the globe (Philippines, where i'm from) ~ read more about her inspirations here. it included gorgeous cameos, lovely poms, party hats and a dessert table in pink and gold! 

such an amazing cake by marta's cake in the Philippines



the stunning dessert table in the most gorgeous color palette anchored by hanging poms in varied pink tones. the gorgeous cameo silhouette banner backdrop, cake and cookies were incorprated from the invitation design. 


assorted sweet treats to satisfy each kid guests included coconut macaroons, madeleines,
meringue, petit fours and strawberry wafers to name a few.





the delicate cookies and cupcake design were darling! 

for the kids' enjoyment, there was shadow puppet playing, storytelling and mural painting. they also created masks that they used to role play during storytelling. there were games too such as pass the parcel.




party giveaways were packaged in adorable matching bags and wrappers. girls got necklaces from gingersnaps and the boys received books as party favors!


to read more about audrey's where pink meets the wild thing party,
visit the domestic goddess' complete blog post. thank you for letting me share, A!

party sources are listed here :

cake, petit fours, cookies and cupcakes ~ marta matute of marta's cakes

madeleines and coconut macarons ~ kookie korner

kids entertainment, storytelling, shadow puppet playing and activities ~ my masterpiece movement

venue and food ~ milky way in makati, philippines

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GIVEAWAY TIME!

Thursday, March 10, 2011

i am amazed at all the attention this little blog of mine has gotten lately and so thankful that you are here. i am forever grateful for your support and with almost 300 Facebook fans as well, that's even greater news for me! 

so as a little celebration and a token of my appreciation, i have teamed up with our friends at CSN for a $ 40 giveaway to a lucky S::C::F reader. the code is eligible to be used in all their stores so whether you are redecorating and spring cleaning your home, shopping for office desks and furniture or if you're like me who is constantly adding and updating some of my tabletop and kitchen accessories, their online stores are conveniently a click away! 

take a look at some of my must-have picks perfect for summer outdoor entertaining :

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this giveaway ends friday next week, march 18 and i'll pick a winner via random.org and announce on saturday, march 19. good luck everyone!\

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hydrangea wreath DIY [from copy craft]

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

obviously my home is gearing for spring and this adorable hydrangea wreath is just too pretty not to be featured. spotted at copy-craft, a blog of inspirations and re-creations, here's the tutorial that sounds easy to pass :

SUPPLIES

5-6 sheets of 12X12 paper
        Hydrangea (or other similar flower shape) craft punch
Wreath form
Glue gun
Ribbon for hanging


Cut paper into strips. Punch out flower shapes. Fold up edges of flowers to give dimension.

Glue flowers to wreath until it's covered. Simple, right?
I am so inspired by this and i already have this punch at home, so i'm set!

 


{all photos by copy-craft}

For the full blog post and tutorial tips, hop on to copy-craft!