ICE CREAM SHOPPE PARTY
I designed the modern and simple paper items, choosing a fresh orange and lime color pallette. The ice cream cone banner and accents were made with scrapbook paper from Martha Stewart. The drink table options are simple – citrus water or sparkling tangerine juice. The main component of the party is the Ice Cream Toppings table. The kids can choose from four ice cream flavors, two syrups and twelve toppings. The best part of the party is seeing all the great topping combinations the kids choose. Their choices really reflect each of their sweet personalities!
UPDATE: A DIY Printable Ice Cream Shoppe Party Collection, similar to the one used in this party, is now available in my Etsy Shop.
UPDATE: A DIY Printable Ice Cream Shoppe Party Collection, similar to the one used in this party, is now available in my Etsy Shop.




11 comments:
Great idea!!! Loved the colors as well. :-)
These pics make me happy....and hungry!! I love all the organized flavors!!! What a creative lady!!!
Where did you get the Waffle bowls ? We are doing a ice cream party in my daughters class for the end of year party....
Michelle -- I found those at my local Kroger's. Hope that helps!
I love your idea! I'm planning our Preschool Graduation right now and trying to mix it up a little. This is perfect!
Love this!
Jennifer
http://www.practicallyperfectprincess.com/
Aldi's has started carrying waffle bowls in our area.
Super cute! Great presentation! I am wondering what you used for your green backdrop on the wall behind the table?
Thanks, Cindy! I purchased fabric, then stapled it to a piece of thin plywood from the local home improvement store.
Great idea! Okay, one last silly question - is it just on the table leaning against the wall or did you affix it to the wall? Thanks so much - again, it looks super cute!
Hi Cindy, I just sat it on the table and leaned it up against the wall. Thanks!
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