Super cute ‘ The design is in the details- check out that cake! Allison writes, “For the party table, I decided to do a range of Gruffalo inspired treats straight from the story, for adults and children to enjoy.  I came up with most of the menu ideas myself, but enjoyed gathering some bits and pieces of inspiration from the official Gruffalo website.” made the cake as well as the other baked goods. Great job!

This amazing backyard camping birthday party for an 8 year old girl is awesome. Feast your eyes on the details! Customized canteens, an outdoor movie, camping-inspired hair clips, grub bags and much more at gina lee photography. Puts me in the mood for a fall birthday party. (All photos from Gina Lee).

A triplet’s 3rd birthday party full of orange from him and her plus four.

If you’re a mom that once considered herself ‘above’ (for lack of a better word) character theme parties but have found yourself with a child set on one, the good news is there is a tasteful way to bridge your kid’s desire with your aesthetic. Angie of shows us how to interpret a Toy Story party with style right .

I couldn’t sign off for the weekend without sharing Simple Lovely’s hippie birthday first! Birthday girl Audrey helped to make many of the decorations, and friends made ‘dreamcatchers’ at the party. Peace out.

What a charming dinosaur birthday for a little guy turning one. This is so homey and quirky, I absolutely love it! From See Kate Sew.

Mer mag is one of those crafty kind of moms I will always be in awe of. She also has kids who have birthdays near Halloween (like me), which kind of puts the pressure on when I look at these photos! Somehow I missed this Knights & Nobles party she threw for her 2 year old. Awesome! Did I mention she created those knight costumes? Or the castle tent for the party? Or those dragon finger puppets for each of the guests? Um-hmm. That’s the kind of creativity I can’t even aspire to, but I sure enjoy looking at it. Bravo…

Cute back to school party on Koehler family blog.

Sweet Art threw a farewell party for their friends on the move. The day was full of sugar, memory-making and football.

Inventive mom Elaina created a unicorn/rainbow party for her daughter’s 5th birthday. Some really clever ideas in this party, including: party hats turned into ‘unicorn horns,’ rainbow sandwiches (bagels cut in half), and a rainbow fruit platter. More at .