Saturday, December 4, 2010

Pink Glamour Girl Birthday Party - Real Party

Pink Girly Glamour
When my friend told me she was having a pink girly glamour party for her daughter's 7th birthday party, I couldn't help but offer to help.

I mean did you hear what I just said PINK..... GIRLY..... GLAMOUR....PARTY.  I was there whether she wanted me or not.


Luckily she was happy for me to help and I did what I do, that is baking and she decorated up a storm.

I was provided with some cookie cutters, a colour theme, a cake preference and was pretty much given free rein.

 Glamour girl cookie pops, sugar cookie with marshmallow fondant, royal icing and fondant decorations

I had a great time making these treats, my girls particularly liked the glamour girl cookies I made with red hair to match the birthday girl's beautiful hair. I cut the sugar cookie freehand without a cutter and the decorations were inspired by the fairy wand cookies I made for my daughter's party.

And I also made the stand to pop them in, y'all know when I do craft it's easy peasy, A styrofoam box wrapped in pink polka dot wrapping paper with some scrap material I had laying around stuck on with double sided sticky tape and then a pink ribbon also stuck on with double sided sticky tape finished with a cute flower.

I told you it was Easy Peasy.

and Jo my friend made these dazzling glam bottles up for the strawberry and chocolate milk.


 Bottle Bling it's my new favourite thing

Yup that's right it's bottle bling.

Jo found this beading bling at Stacks (local discount store) and stuck it onto recycled juice bottles. Some of the mums already have plans for using these at their next party with some more adult type drinks.

Jo also wrapped up chocolates in pink and brown polka dot paper and stuck various glamour stickers she grabbed at the local discount store. Could it get any cuter.....well it did .

Even the juice poppers got the same glamour treatment.


Oh and while she was at 'Stacks' she found these little pink and purple handbags for $2 each she used for treat bags. I think they were a great find.


The party was held at a local dance studio Stepping Out at Underwood. The mum's got to sit upstairs and relax while the hosts played games and entertained the kids until they were ready to tackle the food. Have to love that, happy kids and happy mums.

It was totally girly, totally glamorous and the kids had a wonderful time.
 
The birthday girl checking out the treat table
 

Party Menu

Cake Pops

Raspberry French Almond Macarons

Assorted glamour cookies (handbag, nailpolish and mini mirrors)



Glamour Girls with Red Hair Cookie pops

Chocolate layer cake


Strawberry and Chocolate Milk
Assorted lollies (candy and sweets)

mini chocolate tarts


mini jellies and puddings

juice pops

and glamour chocolates

Glamour wrapped chocolates and the party invitation




Party Treats made by Bubble and Sweet
Mini Jellies, puddings, chocolate tarts and decorating by Jo
Party held at Stepping Out Dance Studio Underwood
Pink Beanies and square cake stand by Sharnel Dollar Designs
Round paper lanterns Robert Gordon
Pom poms on ledge by Ah Tissue
Photos.......as though you can't tell I had to take them myself this time.

Related recipes in this blog:
Macarons
Fairy Wand Cookies
Cake Pops
Sugar Cookies

13 comments:

  1. I wish I oculd be 7 again! Thats some birthday party ;0)

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  2. This is actually my dream party. Seriously. My boyfriend always teases me because I'm still such a kid at heart. Your pops are beautiful I wish I had your talent for decorating. Ahhh I'm still in awe!

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  3. Okay so is it weird if someone(not me-wink) over forty has a pink glamor girl party? Your pops are unbelievable! WOW

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  4. Wow everything is pretty pinkly perfect. I especially love the cake pops and macarons.

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  5. bottle bling?!? Genius! love it!

    hugs! Kim @ Party Frosting!

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  6. Hehe those four words would have me so excited too! Gorgeous job! I love the mirror cookies especially :)

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  7. When I saw the title of your post(and thumbnail photo) on my dashboard, I thought, "Oh boy, this is going to be good!" How right I was! I am in awe, Linda! You are one BUSY baker! I love ALL the treats you made, especially the Glamour Girl cookie pops! You're amazingly talented!

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  8. Geez, I am so jealous (and I'm 35 years old!). When I was a little girl, I was lucky to go to McDonalds. This is a total princess party!!!
    *kisses* HH

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  9. Arghhhh - this looks absolutely gorgeous. What a beautiful little set up! well done!

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  10. OMG I LOVE those glamour girl pops - they are absolutely perfect!

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  11. Oh gosh, I wish I can have a party like this!

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