I have a few farm/barn theme ideas posted before, but I always have more! Here are a few more ideas to add the extra fun touch to your farm/barn theme party! This theme is always so much fun because it's so gender neutral!
You could use black vinyl or paint to create these "cow spots" on the soda or milk bottles. Add a barn tag and some twine and you boring drinks are now theme fantastic! Source and fantastic rest of party
Are you in love with these as much as I am? Stinkin adorable! Would take some patience with fondant and some sculpting, but the end result is adorable! Create the rounded top with cake or half of a whoopie pie would work too! Source
Why create an invite or favor inside a small egg carton! Source (same as milk bottles)
You could create pigs out of eggs! This is a project even the kids could help with! I love how they did the "mud" under the pigs too! Source and tutorial
Why not use personalized stationary for thank you notes or have these done in invites, favor tags, cupcake toppers, etc! Source
How cute is this rooster cupcake! I love that it was served on feathers! How cute would that be to do under cupcakes for a "little angel" baby shower or pink feathers for a diva party! Source
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Wednesday, May 12
Tuesday, January 26
Barnyard
I shouldn't say that feeling like a fat cow today inspired this post rofl... but I think it did! Some days you just feel 800 lbs more than what you are! ;o) ... I think a great kids theme is barnyard. It's so versatile and you can really go all out or go simple and it'll turn out great. I did this theme for my nephew when he turned 1 five years ago, but we flew down to FL to do his party and I wasn't the experience party enthusiast I am now and couldn't really pack much for the plane so it wasn't something I could brag about now, but I have included two pics from the party anyway...
Every great party starts off with a great invite! I thought these invites were just so simple, yet so perfect! The barn doors open up to reveal the party information. Source
To match your invites, create a barn door on a wall - interior or exterior. Set up a stool or haystack (even better) in front to have the kids have their pictures taken. Pass out straw hats as part of the party favors to make the pictures extra cute! Maybe even put a few farm stuffed animals around to finish off the scene. Source
This is a pic from the party I threw my nephew. I blew up white balloons and colored "cow spots" on with a permanent marker. Super simple (and easy to pack in the suitcase!).
I thought that feed bags would be really cute but I didn't have a sewing machine at the time... I took pieces of burlap and stapled them all the way around with a regular office stapler - no lie! - and turned them inside out and put bandannas in them and wrote "FEED" on them. No one ever knew my "no sew" secret (until now) lol...
Every great party starts off with a great invite! I thought these invites were just so simple, yet so perfect! The barn doors open up to reveal the party information. Source
To match your invites, create a barn door on a wall - interior or exterior. Set up a stool or haystack (even better) in front to have the kids have their pictures taken. Pass out straw hats as part of the party favors to make the pictures extra cute! Maybe even put a few farm stuffed animals around to finish off the scene. Source
This is a pic from the party I threw my nephew. I blew up white balloons and colored "cow spots" on with a permanent marker. Super simple (and easy to pack in the suitcase!).
I thought that feed bags would be really cute but I didn't have a sewing machine at the time... I took pieces of burlap and stapled them all the way around with a regular office stapler - no lie! - and turned them inside out and put bandannas in them and wrote "FEED" on them. No one ever knew my "no sew" secret (until now) lol...
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