Saturday, September 18, 2010

Flowers & Butterfiles - Sofi's 1st Birthday

Today is my little Sofi's 2nd Birthday!
Tomorrow is her party and after I will share everything I made for that.
But today continuing on my trip down memory lane, I'm going to share a couple details from last year's 1st birthday party.  The theme was flowers and butterflies.  I like to be different, so I decided that her invitation was going to be a flower pot.  I love the way it turned out.  Here it is...


The flowers pull out to reveal the invitation...



I had bought her a "happy birthday" banner for the wall, but I wanted to personalize it, so I created something to go along with it...


The beauty is that later, I used both these items to create this scrapbook page...

I love dual purposing things!


For the birthday party, I also created two flower pots to use as centerpieces to match the invitation.  I kept one and gave the other to a great friend of mine who loved it.  Take a look...


I had to get my daughter the perfect outfit to match her party and I found it at Children's Place (love that place!).  But the mommy and the tia's had to match, too!  We found these amazingly perfect accessories to match the theme and Sofi's dress and I just have to share these pics...
Just look at her dress and our necklaces!

Here is a better pic of us (with my mom) looking at the camera...

Off to finish everything up for tomorrow's big day.  Thanks for stopping by and be sure to let me know you were here (meaning, leave a comment!). 
Have a happy day!

2 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing. I am just beggining to scrapbook and you have given me awesome ideas. good luck with the Bday party tomorrow. can't wait to see the pics.

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  2. Your party goodies are great and I can't believe how wonderfully you all match the theme. I just found your blog today from the cricut projects. You are very talented and have wonderful invites and scrapbook pages on your site. Thanks for the great inspiration!

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