.: Ashlyn's Pajama b-day party

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Ashlyn's Pajama b-day party

FRIDAY, MARCH 18--
PJ's? check. Pizza? check. lots and lots of kids? check. food and good times? you bet. Here is the run down of the night:
*16, 3-6 year olds
*They decorated pizzas that had multiple pepperoni topping options: i.e. pepperoni's shaped into hearts and stars as well as the number 5
*They decorated pillow cases with fabric markers
*They went on a scavenger hunt to find all of the teddy bears we were going to dress up (think build-a-bear but at home...and less expensive :))
*They dressed up their bears
*They played musical chairs
*They ate pizza and cake and ice cream
*Party favors were brown paper bags that had a small box of cereal and a little jug of chocolate milk in it for them to have in the morning with a label on the outside of the bag that said "sweet dreams"

Ashlyn had the best time at her party with all of her friends!! And I was in desperate need of a nap after having 16 active kids packed into my house!:)

PARTY DECORATIONS-

FOOD TABLE

TEDDY BEARS

CAKE AND OPENING PRESENTS

PICTURES WITH FRIENDS

Ashlyn and I picked out special pink cupcake fabric to make her PJ's for her party. While we were at Joann's she became entranced by the miracle of bedazzle. :) She insisted on bedazzling her PJ shirt. It was funny and it actually turned out super cute. You can kind of see her pj's in this last picture. I forgot to take a picture of her in her pj's so I'll have to post a better one another time.

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ty and megsApril 26, 2011 at 7:54 AM
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Ashlyn's Pajama b-day party

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