Monday, August 31, 2015

Fishing Party Printables

It's the start of a new week! It's Fishing Week! This week we are going to discuss all kinds of fishing ideas. From printables to gift ideas, to party food ideas, this week is going be all about The Great Catch! Today is all about printables. When it's time to throw that fishing party, I have the printables to make any party a great success! You can find my entire Fishing Party Printables Collection in my store here...

Grab your rod and reel and let's go fishing for your next birthday party. Does your little one love to fish? Why not throw a fun fishing themed party to help celebrate their love of fishing and the outdoors. It's an adorable theme for your next birthday party.
A fun and festive welcome sign to welcome guests to your Fishing party. This is a printable welcome sign that you can use to welcome guests to your party and tie in your theme. Set the mood for your party before guests even enter the door.

Use these tags for your Fishing themed party. They make great favor tags or perfect for giving out little treats to friends and family.

This is a set of printable wrappers designed to wrap around water bottles to help decorate and tie the theme together for your Fishing themed party! 

Coordinate your whole Fishing themed party with these cute party circles! These can be used for all sorts of things. I think "party circles" are my most favorite printable! The reason is they can be used for SO MANY different things! You can punch them out into a circle shape, or you can leave them square and use them that way too if you don't have a circle punch. 

Use these blank food label tent cards to label food and treats at your Fishing party. Cut them in half for jar labels or use them to label treats on a candy table, the possibilities are endless.

Wrap up some candy bars to match your Fishing party! These wrappers are made to fit your standard chocolate candy bar...you know the one!  They are perfect for handing out as favors at your party!

These bag toppers are designed to fit zip top bags. Consider filling your baggie with some kisses or nuggets wrapped in matching printable wrappers! This is a great way to give out goody bags at your Fishing themed birthday party. 

Throw an amazing Fishing themed birthday party with this fun printable set. Everything you need to coordinate all of the details of your party is here in this package. Your party will be amazing with every detail matching!

So as you can see I have a printable to meet your every need when it comes to a Fishing Party! Be sure to check out my Fishing Pinterest Board for more great Fishing Party Ideas!


Friday, August 28, 2015

Camping Party Games Ideas

This week we have been showcasing different ways to make a Camping Party a success! From Printables on Monday to Food Ideas on Wednesday, today it is all about Party Game Ideas. Being out in the quiet woods, having successful party games can make your Camping Party a hit!

Check out these wonderful Camping Party Games by apartmenttherapy.com. There are some great ideas and I just love the scavenger hunt idea.


Check out this great Nature Scavenger Hunt by thetaylor-house. com that you could play at a camping party!

I love the Campfire Stories Party Game idea by mykidsguide.com.


What an adorable idea...marshmallow toss by Michaels.com! Great way to incorporate marshmallows into your camping party!


Here is a cute idea called Slurping Worms by kidscreativechaos.com and is perfect for that camping party!


How about a great game of Camping Bingo by Parent.com. Perfect way to pass the time during a camping party.

Make sure you check out my Pinterest Camping Board for many more great Camping Party Ideas!

Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Camping Party Food Ideas

This week we have been discussing Camping Parties! Monday we talked about Camping Printables and today I am going to show you some awesome ideas for camping party foods....

Check out these adorable camping party food ideas by blog.hwtm.com. S'more Cupcakes,homemade granola,campfire flame snacks, just to name a few.

What a cute way to serve veggis and dips by enchantingdetails.com. So bright and so fun!

I love how babble.com rolled up these sandwiches to look like sleeping bags. What a fun idea!

Check out these cute camping food ideas from partyideacollectionsconner.com ! I love the bug juice and the grub!

How cute is this adorable bear cake by catchmyparty.com. What a great edition to a camping party.


So as you can see there are so many camping party food ideas. Head on over to my camping pinterest page to discover more great ideas!




Monday, August 24, 2015

Camping Party Printables

Throw an amazing Camping themed birthday party with this fun printable set. Everything you need to coordinate all of the details of your party is here in this package. Your party will be amazing with every detail matching! You can find the entire camping printables collection in my store here...
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Wrap up some candy bars to match your Camping party! These wrappers are made to fit your standard chocolate candy bar...you know the one!  They are perfect for handing out as favors at your party!
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Use these tags for your Camping themed party. They make great favor tags or perfect for giving out little treats to friends and family.
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This is a set of printable Kiss Bottoms made to fit on the bottom of your favorite chocolate pieces. Add these stickers to the bottom to tie in your theme and use candy as decoration or party favors!  Fill up goody bags with matching bag toppers for an instant party favor for your Camping party.
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These bag toppers are designed to fit zip top bags. Consider filling your baggie with some kisses or nuggets wrapped in matching printable wrappers! This is a great way to give out goody bags at your Camping themed birthday party.
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So as you can see you can throw a great camping birthday party with coordinating camping printables. Make sure you check out my Pinterest Camping Board for more great ideas!

Friday, August 21, 2015

Tooth Fairy Ideas

This week we have been celebrating The Tooth Fairy! Saturday is National Tooth Fairy Day! On Monday, we looked at some unique ways to hold your tooth for the tooth fairy. Wednesday we looked at some adorable gifts idea for your kids from the tooth fairy. Today, let's check out some more unique ideas for the tooth fairy!

Check out these adorable door hangers from A-manda Creation. What a cute way to let the tooth fairy know she needs to make a stop in your child's room.

Look at this list by HubPages of great books to read the night before the tooth fairy come!

We are continuing with Tooth Fairy week here as the National Tooth Fairy Day approaches! (it's Saturday!)  Today I am sharing lots of fun ideas for things the Tooth Fairy might leave in exchange for a sparkly white tooth!  Of course the going rate varies, and has gone up dramatically since I was a kid but with ideas like this, your child is sure to love the magic of the Tooth Fairy!
There are so many cute ways to fold $1 origami!  Even if your child is just getting $1 for their tooth, wouldn't it be even more awesome if it was shaped like an elephant?!  Or you could make the little money box and put a few coins in it too!  Such a cute way to give money. Check out these cute Origami ideas from Origami Resource Center.
The Tooth Fairy could also leave these adorable tooth receipts by A-manda Creation when she picks up a tooth!  There's space to write in the child's name, age and date and it's signed by the Tooth Fairy herself!
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The Tooth Fairy might also leave money with some "fairy dust" still on it!  Just a little bit of glue and glitter and it's magical. You could also use glitter hair spray for this effect. This dust idea by TenKidsandaDog is too cute!
There may be times when the Tooth Fairy wants to leave a note for your child.  Perhaps it's to congratulate them on not having any cavities. Or maybe she needs to encourage better brushing.  Well she can leave her note on her own personal stationary by A-manda Creation!  It's blank so she can change the message each time.  I even saw a tooth fairy who once left a note that the room was so messy she couldn't get to the tooth and she would come back when it was cleaned up! (Genius if you ask me!)
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Some other fun items the Tooth Fairy could leave:
Gold Dollars, these are a favorite in our house, they are GOLD coins!  My boys go crazy for those!
A new tooth brush, maybe a fun spinny one they don't usually get
A new book about brushing teeth, or another book they would like
Stickers!
Speaking of stickers, I still remember one particular Tooth Fairy visit from my childhood.  The Tooth Fairy left me stickers, but not just any stickers.  They were fancy stickers.  They were scratch and sniff!  The theme of the sticker pack?  Fish.  Yeah apparently the Tooth Fairy just thought they were cute and didn't realize that when you scratched them they were actually going to small like dead fish.  They were so disgusting. To this day I still remember those gross stickers.  And that makes me think, maybe they weren't so bad if they were something I am still able to remmber 25-30 years later right?
So that got me thinking, my crazy gross boys would probably LOVE smelly stickers, so I did a quick search and what do you know! Amazon carries them! They sell stinky scratch and sniff stickers!  Now I am not saying the Tooth Fairy should leave these, but ours just might in an effort to be remembered forever!!!
For more fun tooth fairy ideas, make sure you check out my Tooth Fairy Pinterest Board!

Thursday, August 20, 2015

Happy National Lemonade Day! Let's celebrate with a FREE printable!

It's National Lemonade Day!  Time to celebrate with a nice, big, cold glass of LEMONADE!  I creatd this fun printable for you today to go along with Lemonade Day! It's an adorable water bottle and matching tag set.
The tag says Take is "Squ"easy.  I love a good pun in case you didn't realize that yet!  It's simple and cute!  And here I just picked up some of those individual lemonade packets, mine are Crystal Light brand.
 I punched a hole though the lemonade packet and the tag and tied them around the water bottle with some cute ribbon ,Then I just wrapped the water bottle wrapper around and that's it! It's ready to hand out as a cute little treat!
 
 
 
Just click on the icon below to download, and if you like this printable please pin it to share with others and help me spread it around to everyone!
 

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Tooth Fairy Gift Ideas

We are continuing with Tooth Fairy week here as the National Tooth Fairy Day approaches! (it's Saturday!)  Today I am sharing lots of fun ideas for things the Tooth Fairy might leave in exchange for a sparkly white tooth!  Of course the going rate varies, and has gone up dramatically since I was a kid but with ideas like this, your child is sure to love the magic of the Tooth Fairy!
There are so many cute ways to fold $1 origami!  Even if your child is just getting $1 for their tooth, wouldn't it be even more awesome if it was shaped like an elephant?!  Or you could make the little money box and put a few coins in it too!  Such a cute way to give money. Check out these cute Origami ideas from Origami Resource Center.
The Tooth Fairy could also leave these adorable tooth receipts by A-manda Creation when she picks up a tooth!  There's space to write in the child's name, age and date and it's signed by the Tooth Fairy herself!
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The Tooth Fairy might also leave money with some "fairy dust" still on it!  Just a little bit of glue and glitter and it's magical. You could also use glitter hair spray for this effect. This dust idea by TenKidsandaDog is too cute!
There may be times when the Tooth Fairy wants to leave a note for your child.  Perhaps it's to congratulate them on not having any cavities. Or maybe she needs to encourage better brushing.  Well she can leave her note on her own personal stationary by A-manda Creation!  It's blank so she can change the message each time.  I even saw a tooth fairy who once left a note that the room was so messy she couldn't get to the tooth and she would come back when it was cleaned up! (Genius if you ask me!)
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Some other fun items the Tooth Fairy could leave:
Gold Dollars, these are a favorite in our house, they are GOLD coins!  My boys go crazy for those!
A new tooth brush, maybe a fun spinny one they don't usually get
A new book about brushing teeth, or another book they would like
Stickers!
Speaking of stickers, I still remember one particular Tooth Fairy visit from my childhood.  The Tooth Fairy left me stickers, but not just any stickers.  They were fancy stickers.  They were scratch and sniff!  The theme of the sticker pack?  Fish.  Yeah apparently the Tooth Fairy just thought they were cute and didn't realize that when you scratched them they were actually going to small like dead fish.  They were so disgusting. To this day I still remember those gross stickers.  And that makes me think, maybe they weren't so bad if they were something I am still able to remmber 25-30 years later right?
So that got me thinking, my crazy gross boys would probably LOVE smelly stickers, so I did a quick search and what do you know! Amazon carries them! They sell stinky scratch and sniff stickers!  Now I am not saying the Tooth Fairy should leave these, but ours just might in an effort to be remembered forever!!!
For more fun tooth fairy ideas, make sure you check out my Tooth Fairy Pinterest Board!

Monday, August 17, 2015

Tooth Fairy Holder Ideas

Did you know that Saturday, August 22nd is National Tooth Fairy Day?  This week we will be sharing all sorts of fun Tooth Fairy inspiration to help you celebrate losing teeth!  When children lose their teeth it is such a fun and exciting time for them.  This week I will share with your ways to make it more special, and more magical. They are only little once let's make the most of it!
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Today I have some fun ideas for ways to hold those teeth once they are lost and they are waiting for the tooth fairy to come and collect them.  Take a look!
Here's a fun project you can create together with your child. A tooth tin.  Simply print out the pieces, cut them out and glue them to an altoid tin. It's a fun activity you and your child can do together to make losing a tooth even more special!
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You could try your hand at making this adorable felt tooth pillow by red roof patterns to hold lost teeth ready for collection.
Here in our house we have a purple fangdangle. The boys love to get this out and hang it on their bed post when they lose a tooth!
I love this simple pocket by SometimesHomemade.com for holding lost teeth. Those things are SO tiny and easy to lose, this is a great way to keep them safe until the tooth fairy arrives!
There are SO many fun ideas for holding teeth!  Stop by my pinterest board to see even more ideas for Tooth Fairy week!
Be sure to stop by later in the week, I will be sharing fun ideas for things the tooth fairy can leave!

Friday, August 14, 2015

Fun S'more Recipes

This week we have been celebrating S'mores! That ooey, gooey goodness is sure to make any party a hit. Today I have found a few of my favorite S'more Flavors and want to share the recipes with you. Who is ready for some yummy S'mores??
Check out this amazing recipe for S'mores Crescent Rolls byLemon Tree Dwelling...so yummy yet hearty and perfect when you aren't fireside!
1 can refrigerated crescent rolls (8 count)
¼ c. Nutella
64 mini marshmallows
40 chocolate chips
2 graham crackers
Instructions
Unroll crescent dough into triangles.
Top each with 1 tsp. Nutella, 8 mini marshmallows, 5 chocolate chips, and ¼ graham cracker (broken into pieces).
Carefully roll dough into crescent shape, starting at the wide end and working your way to the point.
Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes or until golden brown.
Drizzle with remaining Nutella (you may have to heat it slightly to make it the right consistency).
How about this recipe for Chocolate S'mores Cookie Bars by the Baker Upstairs. A wonderful way to combine the crunch of graham cracker and the gooeyness of marshmallows into an easy to eat cookie bar.
1 sleeve graham crackers, more or less as needed
1 stick butter, room temperature
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup brown sugar
2/3 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips, melted (I did mine in the microwave at 50% power)
1 egg + 1 egg yolk
3/4 cup flour
1/4 cup cake flour
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1/3 cup miniature marshmallows
for topping:
2 graham crackers, broken up into small pieces
1 1/2 cups miniature marshmallows
2 Hershey's candy bars, broken into squares
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350. Line a 9 x 13 pan with tin foil or parchment paper. Make a single layer of graham crackers covering the bottom of the pan, breaking the crackers as needed to make them fit. Set aside. In the bowl of a stand mixer or a large mixing bowl, cream together butter and sugars. Mix in melted chocolate, then mix in egg and egg yolk until just combined. In a separate bowl, whisk together flours, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt, then add to wet ingredients, mixing until just combined. Fold in remaining chocolate chips and 1/3 cup mini marshmallows. Spread cookie dough over the graham crackers. (To be honest, this part was a little frustrating... I think the best way to do it is to scoop cookie dough evenly over the crackers, and then use your hands to pat the dough into an even layer.)
Place in the oven and bake six minutes. Remove and sprinkle the dough evenly with graham cracker pieces, marshmallows, and candy bar squares. Use your hands to gently press the toppings into the dough slightly. Bake an additional 10-12 minutes, or until marshmallows are lightly browned. Remove from oven and let cool 30 minutes before removing from the pan. I cut mine into 18 squares, and they were the perfect size for me.
And last but not least, check out these Vegan and Gluten Free S'mores Cupcakes by Pickels and Honey. How cool is that? Not only can you enjoy the taste of S'mores but you do it in a fairly healthy way for those families that may need Vegan and Gluten Free!
For the Vegan Buttermilk:
½ cup + 2 tablespoons non-dairy milk (I used homemade unsweetened almond milk)
2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
For the Cupcakes:
½ cup sorghum flour
½ cup brown rice flour
⅓ cup coconut sugar
¼ cup freshly ground flax seeds
2 tablespoons coconut flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon fine sea salt
⅓ cup unsweetened applesauce
2 tablespoons coconut oil, melted, plus additional for greasing the pan
½ teaspoon vanilla bean powder
¼ teaspoon cinnamon
⅛ teaspoon almond extract
For the Topping:
½ cup vegan chocolate chips
1 teaspoon coconut oil
For the Garnish:
1 vegan marshmallow per cupcake
Instructions
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees F.
Lightly grease a cupcake pan.
Prepare the vegan buttermilk by combining the non-dairy milk with the apple cider vinegar. Whisk well and allow to sit for 5-10 minutes to curdle.
In a large bowl, mix together the sorghum and brown rice flours, coconut sugar, ground flax, coconut flour, baking powder, baking soda, and sea salt.
Mix in the applesauce, coconut oil, vanilla bean powder, cinnamon, and almond extract, then stir in the buttermilk mixture.
Let the batter sit for 5 minutes to allow the coconut flour and flax to absorb the wet ingredients. The mixture should be very thick.
Using an ice cream scoop, evenly distribute the batter into the prepared baking pan.
Bake the cupcakes for 18-20 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
Let the cupcakes cool in the pan before topping.
While the cupcakes are cooling, prepare the chocolate topping by microwaving the chocolate chips and coconut oil in a shallow microwave-safe dish for 30 second intervals, making sure to stir them well (I did two 30 second intervals to melt mine completely).
Take the completely cooled cupcakes and dip each into the melted chocolate. Using a shallow dish will make this easier and keep the cupcakes intact.
Toast the vegan marshmallows over an open flame (I used my stovetop) and top each of the cupcakes with a marshmallow.
Enjoy immediately for a messy, gooey marshmallow, melted chocolate s'mores experience!
While on the subject of S'mores, have you thought about having a "S'mores Bar" at your next party? How cool is that? Check out these amazing "S'mores Bar"...
Look at this adorable "S'mores Bar"by Kevin and Amanda! I love how they put out all the different candy bars and spreads. I bet you could make some yummy S'mores with all this...
I love how cute this "S'mores Bar" by Babble is! Perfect for those parties outdoor by the campfire and I just love the buckets they used to display the ingredients.
Look at this fun idea for a wedding reception using a "S'mores Bar" by the Kitchn! I love how they lined up all the little cans of fire and everyone just went down the line to make their s'mores!
Make sure to head on over to my Pinterest S'mores Board and check out all the amazing recipes and party ideas! Make sure to repin a few of your favorites! Don't forget to Celebrate Everyday!!
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