BY SALLY BRUCE OF THE PARTY PROJECT WHAT YOU’LL NEED Cookie dough Royal icing Wilton colour gels Edible paint Vegetable cookie cutters Rolling pin Toothpick Paintbrush (if using edible paint) Baking paper 8 icing bags (I use sandwich bags and clips) How to make your Easter veggie cookies 1. Roll out your cookie dough and cut
These royal icing cupcake toppers are such a cool idea! If I could bake I would definitely make them all the time! But I am hopeless at baking (maybe I’ll write a blog post on my fails)? Lucky we have friends like Sally from The Party Project to show us how it’s done! Read on for
We never tire of a mermaid party! And it’s latest rendition, with an abundance of blues, purples and pinks make it all the more fun! This one was for a special 7th birthday, and the colours were teal, lilac, white and gold. Our guest on the blog today, Andreina Gonzalez takes us through the DIYs and planning. The
Yesterday we featured the awesome Luxe Roaring Dinosaur party thanks to Angela from Honeypunch. The party featured some pretty cool DIY projects, which Angela has shared with us. Read on for the roar-some dinosaur party DIY ideas below! Get your craft on with these 6 dinosaur party DIY ideas Party Hats These hats are the
I love party crafts! I just wish I had more time to indulge. I am totally in love with these DIY party hats, which we made for my daughter’s urban jungle themed birthday. We designed a custom pattern which we then printed, and cut according to a template. Our template was printed onto thick card,
How satisfying is it to see a lovely table set up with beautifully matching items? You can have exactly that with this custom party cups and cutlery DIY. For the most part, it’s easy enough to find what you need from a party store, and there is a great range of places where you can
For those of the Orthodox religion, Easter comes anywhere between one week to one month after the Easter holidays in Australia (the date of Easter Sunday is usually the first Sunday after the first Full Moon occurring on or after the March equinox, as per the Gregorian calendar. Eastern churches, including Orthodox, use the Julian