1st Birthday Round Up

Yee Haw! Saddle up and get ready for a real Wild West Round Up ... Cowgirl Style! I would first off like to say after plan got all mixed up I was short handed and did not have time to take pics before hand so you will be getting the after party pictures. Also we missed a few things like the "Waterin' Hole" and "Chuck Wagon" but you can visit my Facebook Page
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to see the print outs.  My original plan was a pink and brown little girl cowgirl party, but after a visit to Party City I thought I wanted to make a more exciting setting after find a beautiful pattern in some napkins. So I went with the multi-color paisley pattern (pink, brown, orange, turqouise, lime green) and mixed in some western and cowgirl decor. The cakes where by Sinsational Bakery in North Richland Hills, Texas and everything else I cooked myself! Tex mex fajitas, a true cowgirl cousine. Browse through the pictures to see about more of what I did for this special party.

Come on in partner! I used a lasso for a wreath, a large metal horseshoe and star metal sign with some balloons tied to them, and a welcome sign on the front door.

Close up of the Welcome Sign. It reads ' Howdy Partner! Welcome to Olive's 1st Birthday Round Up. Come on inside and take a seat around the campfire with the rest of the folks.

I placed pink ballons EVERYWHER and had pictures of the Birthday Girl hanging from them.

Birthday banner above the seating. I used paisley prints and birthday hats scrapbook paper and printed out the letters.

I used some scene setters like the star, cross, made another banner, and places some pictures in some frams of the Birthday Girl.

Below the mantle, more scene setters!

Party Favors: Cowboy hats and bandanas in pink and blue, as well as moustaches and sherrifs badges too!

Sign read " Just For You Buckaroo. Grab a hat and a bandana too. Don't forget your badge either, dress up and get in a Cowboy state of mind! YEE HAW!

Dessert Table: Mix of Rock Candy and PIXI Stix, oreo truffles, vanilla cake by Sinsatinal Bakery in North Richland Hills, Texas and smash cake for Birthday Girl. It was devine!

I customized cups so that everyone could keep up with which was which. It really added that special touch. I had some more decor and print outs around the food but it was forgotten about among all the wild rukus. It turned out to be a fabulous party and everybody thoroughly enjoyed it!