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Bless her heart, Juniper’s second birthday fell during the week we moved, which meant we hastily split a single cupcake among the three of us, sang “Happy Birthday,” and called it a day. Though I still can’t find the boxes with our batteries or Mark’s watch, I somehow managed to find my old bottle of Elmer’s spray adhesive.

Before you learn how to design and print your own wrapping paper, you’ll need to have a few very important items: After having seconds of sundaes, and taking some time to pray a house blessing, it was time to hug and bid each other adieu. Like I said, I’m not a big cook, but an easy-to-assemble side like the Caprese Pasta Salad is just my type! And it was a hit with the guests. If you’re looking for other party ideas, here are some of my most popular posts to spark inspiration:Last year, I took inspiration from a felt flower crown to plan Juniper’s Blooming First Birthday Bash. A Blooming First Birthday Bash! Change the value in the “Horizontal” field to “12” since this is the exact width of my seamless pattern. You may need to select a different number depending on the width of your seamless pattern design. For drinks, I whipped up some sweet tea and pink lemonade. And by whipped up, I mean that my father-in-law mixed up the Crystal Lite for us! (Thanks, Dad.) This was the most time-consuming part because it took a lot of re-arranging to get it to look right.

For some folk, a party theme might turn them into a stress-ball. But for me, it’s a fun way to hone in my focus and also spark some creativity. And then, I ran my scrapbook EZ runner tape up along one of the sides, created my cone shape, and secured the two sides together. I tried to leave a small hole at the bottom of the cone for the skewer to poke through. Here’s the full length of wrapping paper spread across our floor, which was plenty for our party decor needs: I scream, you scream, we all scream for an ice cream themed birthday party with do-able decor you can pull off at the last minute! Poke the skewer through the bottom of your cone and into the ground.Here’s where the magic happens! When you’re ready to put out your ice cream cone lawn decor, you’ll poke the skewer through that hole in the bottom of your cone and right into the ground where you want it displayed.I love me a Paperless Post invite. All the ease of a digital invite with the thrill that comes from getting real mail with your name on an envelope that opens to reveal a card. Type Shift + O to change the size of the Adobe Illustrator artboard. In this case I am using Canon Photo Matte Paperthat is 13″ x19″ Then type “V” to exit artboard editing