Tiny Party Ideas

Having a tiny party is a unique and fun event. Here are a few tiny parties to give you some ideas.

Tiny favor bags.

Tiny hats on tiny dolls. All the above images are from The Farm Chicks.

More Tiny Ideas....

 Darling tiny invites

Teeny, weensy envelopes were mailed inside another envelope - inside another larger envelope, etc. 

 Tiny hamburgers, tiny hot dogs and tiny veggies make this a truly tiny party. Check out more details of the tiny party. 

Tiny cupcakes and tiny scoops of ice cream - tiny party and image from here.







Tiny products....

Fairy Mini Miniature Tea Set Ceramic Floral Teapot

Bella Cupcake Couture Mini Cupcake Wrappers Black Lu Lu, 18-Pack

Baker's Secret Basics Nonstick 24-Cup Mini Muffin Pan

DIY: Baseball Decor and More...

Making a baseball window valance is pretty simple. Embellish the valance with pennants, two baseball bats, and a baseball make this plain window treatment into a spectacular baseball valance.





DIY instructions how-to make baseball window treatments.

Framed baseballs and baseball bats make a creative "flag" - fabulous idea for a baseball themed room.

Baseball themed wall treatments







Concepts Frames, Blue Baseball wall Hook





BASEBALL Red Bedroom Door SIGN, Personalized







Baseball Ball Shaped Ceramic Cabinet Drawer Pull Knob

Baby Girl's Happy Room!

This whimsical, Asian-inspired nursery exudes happiness. Little Crown Interiors is a Southern-California design firm that specializes in nurseries and children's rooms. Little Crown Interiors describes this adorable room, "The bright aqua blue walls to the colorful stretched canvas artwork, it' s a perfect room for a baby girl to grow up in. The largest wall features a swirly tree wall decal with added butterflies and dragonflies for 3D effect.

Custom textiles are featured throughout the room: there's a custom crib bedding set (which was made to be beautiful and eye-catching, even without a bumper) a custom glider pillow, custom changing pad covers, and a custom toy box cushion and throw pillows. The bright pink nursery rug is ultra soft, and a custom finished wall hook ties in with the beautiful custom painted birdcages which hang from the ceiling."

Oopsy Daisy Cherry Blossom Birdies Canvas Wall Art (shown above the crib).

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Safari Mod Nursery

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It's hard not to be impressed by the creativity, colors and attention to detail Crystal Peterson has put into creating her son's nursery. Isn't this the cutest nursery??? The quote on the wall above the crib "a bundle of joy is our little boy" was made with vinyl decal lettering. The letter "N" centered between the quote is a clever way to use a large monogram letter. Crystal painted the animal boards green, applied vinyl decals and attached ribbon - creative way to make art for a nursery. Love the bold stripe that is centered on the wall and goes around the entire room. The paint colors: Respite (blue), Leapfrog (green) both from Sherwin Williams. The brown paint is Dark Granite by Olympic. To view more photos of the Safari Mod Nursery click here.

Pinkapple Boutique is the place to purchase the vinyl lettering and animal decals. This fun site has an assortment of projects and wallboards you can personalize. If you want to make some fun crafts, check them out.

DIY: Decor Ideas

Embroidery Handprints: Use a fabric pencil to trace your child's hand onto cotton fabric, and write his or her name and the year underneath. Then stretch the fabric on an embroidery hoop (plain 7- and 8 1/2-inch wooden versions, we painted ours red). Finally, trim the excess fabric and stitch along your pencil lines with a needle and embroidery floss. Found at easydiyathome.com

Bird Mobile How-To

1. Print templates onto heavyweight paper. Cut out shapes with a craft knife. Punch holes where marked.



2. Assemble birds, running white glue along the slits to secure pieces in place. Thread a 6- to 12-inch (depending on how low/high you want your bird to hang) length of embroidery floss through each hole.



3. Cut 12- to 18-inch lengths of 1/8-inch armature wire with wire clippers. Wrap with brown floral tape. Repeat with a couple different lengths of armature wire. Attach 3 to 4 lengths together to form branches.



4. Punch flowers from pink card stock. Punch leaves from green card stock. Punch a hole in the center of each flower and bend petals upwards.



5. Double-knot embroidery floss a quarter inch from one end, then cut 2 inches down from knot, creating a stamen (knot and above) and a stem (below the knot). To stiffen embroidery floss, dip it into glue and run through your fingers to spread glue down floss; let dry.



6. Feed the "stems" through the holes in the center of the petals to create small flowers. Hold a flower upside-down by stem, put a dab of hot glue onto the underside of the hole, and add a leaf. Repeat with all punched flowers.



7. Use floral tape to attach flowers to branches. Tie birds to branches, balancing against each other, to finish mobile. Tie a length of embroidery floss or monofilament to the center of the mobile to hang.



For complete DIY tutorial visit Martha Stewart.

Sisters Stuff gives instructions on how to make this name decor.