I've been meaning to write this post for about a year now. But I didn't have the greatest motivation to blog back then. I was 7 months preggo and trying to set up for my hubby's 35th birthday party. So here I am... writing a year late. :)
I just LOVE throwing parties. I really like planning the menu, creating the deocrations and the invitations...and everything in between.
A couple of weeks ago, I posted about making a DIY photobooth background (you can see that post HERE) and it prompted me to write about the decor I used for his last birthday. I really wanted to do something that showed off all of his pictures of him through the years. Rather than put it on walls, I made (well, half made) a pennant with his baby pictures that my mother-in-law had given me and had it strewn throughout the living room so that people could walk around and look at each strand.
Here is what you need:
4 strands of plastic pennant (100 Foot Multicolor Pennant Banner
)
photos cut in the shape of a pennant (you can find several on Pinterest here)
I simply attached the images (there are pictures on the front and back sides) and attached them with a clothes pin so that it weighed down the banner (and so that I could do something different with the banner when I wanted to). And that was it!
Hope you guys try this out! This is a great way to show off some super cute/silly pictures. Everyone got a kick out of them at the party!
I just LOVE throwing parties. I really like planning the menu, creating the deocrations and the invitations...and everything in between.
A couple of weeks ago, I posted about making a DIY photobooth background (you can see that post HERE) and it prompted me to write about the decor I used for his last birthday. I really wanted to do something that showed off all of his pictures of him through the years. Rather than put it on walls, I made (well, half made) a pennant with his baby pictures that my mother-in-law had given me and had it strewn throughout the living room so that people could walk around and look at each strand.
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Here is what you need:
4 strands of plastic pennant (100 Foot Multicolor Pennant Banner
)photos cut in the shape of a pennant (you can find several on Pinterest here)
I simply attached the images (there are pictures on the front and back sides) and attached them with a clothes pin so that it weighed down the banner (and so that I could do something different with the banner when I wanted to). And that was it!
Hope you guys try this out! This is a great way to show off some super cute/silly pictures. Everyone got a kick out of them at the party!
