Isn't every little boys dream to be a cowboy! That was the case for my boys. I love how Dandee-Designs used hankerchiefs to decorate and these priceless sock horses! Games: Roping Use a hoola hoop and wrap tweed or thick rope around it and a rocking horse. Probably best not to have a child sitting in it, just saying. Make your own cowboy vest station: We precut the vest on butcher paper and had crayons, markers, glue and Sheriff sticker badges that I made to place on them. Photo Op- I made…
Two of my nephews (in one family) have birthdays a few days apart so they have a combined birthday party with family. The theme this year for their 8th and 12th birthdays was Wild West / Gold Rush.…
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This rustic-look wedding backdrop would be great for a photo booth or the guest book table, or just to add extra charm. We have the step-by-step tutorial.
Last post I shared the mini- campfire centerpieces I made for the Wild West themed Blue and Gold Dinner. Today I will share the rest of the decorations I made. I wish I would have thought to take more pictures at the actual event, but these will have to suffice. We wanted a fun pre-opening …
Corn cobs treats. Supplies: -dessert decorating bags (the ones you use for frosting) -green tissue paper -rubber bands -ribbon -POPS cereal Fill decorating bags with POPS, tie with rubber band, cut out triangular shape from tissue, place 2-3 triangles on bag, scrunch tissue at end of cob, tie with ribbon.
