It is worth reading through Robin’s write-up of her daughter’s ‘treasure hunt’ birthday. This lady went to extraordinary lengths to make an extraordinary birthday! Just about everything was made from scratch (a ‘failed’ attempt at a homemade pinata did not deter her). The guests searched for hand-painted stones in the sand with clues on them, and popped glitter-filled balloons to lead them to the next task. Sounds like a blast! The treats are cute, too- check out the treasure chest birthday cake. I’m just waiting for the day my little ones are old enough to enjoy a party like this.

You won’t want to miss this gorgeous nautical-themed birthday party for Charlie’s 1st birthday! I can’t get enough of that cardboard boat.

For years I’ve swooned over ‘modern folk art’ (think Anna Bond of Rifle). So I immediately fell in love with I spotted at . I only wish I knew more details about the party!

An awesome, awesome cowgirl birthday party for Millie from Joslyn (Simple Lovely). Lots more right here!

It’s no secret that I love the idea of using a book as a jumping off point for a party. When I saw this gem from Kensington Blue, I couldn’t resist sharing! Lesley used her 2 year-old daughter’s favorite book as party inspiration. The cake is irresistable, among many other details. Any budding artist would appreciate this colorful shindig. Be inspired, right here.

I loved this party so much I stole the clever name from Liz’s blog. If you’ve got a little Jedi in your life, you won’t want to miss this 4th birthday party. Adorable!

Sweet, family-centric celebration for Sophie’s 1st birthday .

Fairy princess party you won’t to miss !

Cute circus party for Ryder’s 1st birthday right here.

Check out this Super Hero party from Pittsy’s Place! Mom Sarah kept things simple by throwing the party at a park, but made the occasion special with some very sweet touches- including personalized power snacks, above.