Kyle’s 3rd Birthday: Full Detail Feature

I added a little sparkle to Kyle’s birthday celebration by putting on some DIY party details. This entry is a continuation of of my previous blog post, “ “A Kite Party to Celebrate Kyle’s 3rd Birthday!””.

Color FULL Buntings

Over the past months, I have observed a beautiful trend in the party world—more and more moms are using buntings as party decors, hence, I decided to go with the flow!   For Kyle’s party, I used crepe papers and I chose the colors blue, pink, and orange because they blend well together. I also printed out mini kites.  Click here for the detailed guide on how to make a paper buntings for your kid’s party too. 🙂 

Mini kites!

I bought some scrapbook papers at National Bookstore to use in making the decorative kites. Since the board papers are already square-shaped, I just added tails to make them look like kites. Using KG Stawberry Lemonade font on the computer, I printed out  Kyle’s name and pasted it over the kite. They turned out to be OK, but how I wish to have used a darker shade of blue so my son’s name would be more visible on pictures!

The kite decors that spell my son’s name: K-Y-L-E!

Using Microsoft Office Publisher 2007 program, I personalized the name tags for Kyle’s birthday.  The kids were very happy to see their names on paper.  Since there were instant guests, I made sure I had blank sheets. J

Welcome to Kyle’s Party!

Just to set the party mood, I’ve created a party signages. Using the very same font I used for printing my son’s name on the kite, I printed party signs at the entrance that say: “ Kyle’s party is here!” and “This way to games, treats, fun!” The decorative paper used was purchased at National Bookstore. Visit this site for some inspiration on creating a party signage.

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Cups and Mats

I downloaded the kite picture here and printed it on a letter-size paper to use as place mats.  I’ve also printed some on sticker papers to adorn the cups.  

As mentioned on the part 1 of this post, these giveaways were labeled by my mom. Again, I bought these eco bags at National Bookstore. 🙂

Kyle’s grandma personalized the giveaways too!

A party is never complete without a candy table. Here is my mini set-up! This was a hit at the party. J

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Since it was a kite themed birthday, I bought some kites for the kids to fly. I’m glad it was quite windy that day.

I will forever remember Kyle’s third birthday… and I hope he will too!

 Mommies, I would be very happy if this post has somehow inspired you to host a simple party right in your yard like we did. 🙂 Stay tuned for some fun party games I will be featuring next week right here on Shining Mom! 🙂