Welcome to the second party in our series of Kids' Birthdays!If you missed our Backyard Camping party ideas, check that out here...Do you have a little artist on your hands? (We know a few!)An art party would be a fun event for boys and girls, ages 0 and up!Plus, you'll be able to use as many colors as you want in the decorations. :)Speaking of colors, take a look at these invitations: one printed on a paint sample, and one made to look like a paint palette. How creative are they??The Modest HomesteadInvite and DelightWe imagine that decorations for any Art Party would be full of color and whimsy...The Party Teacher ShopThe PartiologistPlay.Party.PlanAs for snacks, really, anything goes as long as it's brightly colored! However, some of these ideas went above and beyond and really added to the art theme. While looking for inspiration, we found so many beautiful cakes (inside and out!) as well as these adorable cake pops that used a paintbrush as the stick!And Everything SweetCravings of a Lunatic - Trix KrispiesMomma Told Me - Rainbow GrapesThese Rainbow Grapes are gorgeous...and only three ingredients! Water, Grapes, and Jello. We may have to try these soon...just to make sure they taste as good as they look!McCormick Tie Dye CakeHi Sugarplum!Depending on the age of the guests, you could have a table full of coloring pages and crayons, set up small canvases for everyone to paint and take home, let them decorate their own cupcakes, or set up a t-shirt tie dye station!Tulip Tie Dye Your SummerHere are some Tie-Dye Tips in case you need a refresher on how to come up with different designs!When it comes to choosing an inflatable for the guests, we have oh-so-many beautiful, brightly colored, fun, affordable rentals that would match an Art Party,
Welcome to the second party in our series of Kids’ Birthdays!
Do you have a little artist on your hands? (We know a few!)
An art party would be a fun event for boys and girls, ages 0 and up!
Plus, you’ll be able to use as many colors as you want in the decorations. 🙂
Speaking of colors, take a look at these invitations: one printed on a paint sample, and one made to look like a paint palette. How creative are they??
We imagine that decorations for any Art Party would be full of color and whimsy…
As for snacks, really, anything goes as long as it’s brightly colored! However, some of these ideas went above and beyond and really added to the art theme. While looking for inspiration, we found so many beautiful cakes (inside and out!) as well as these adorable cake pops that used a paintbrush as the stick!
These Rainbow Grapes are gorgeous…and only three ingredients! Water, Grapes, and Jello. We may have to try these soon…just to make sure they taste as good as they look!
Depending on the age of the guests, you could have a table full of coloring pages and crayons, set up small canvases for everyone to paint and take home, let them decorate their own cupcakes, or set up a t-shirt tie dye station!
Here are some Tie-Dye Tips in case you need a refresher on how to come up with different designs!
When it comes to choosing an inflatable for the guests, we have oh-so-many beautiful, brightly colored, fun, affordable rentals that would match an Art Party, but this Crayola one would be one of our first picks!
An apron to wear during the party and then take home would be a nice way for the guests to remember how much fun they had, (and would keep their clothes clean…which is something all the parents will likely appreciate. 🙂 )
Doesn’t an Art Party sound like fun? If you plan one soon, send us an invitation and we’ll help you pick out whatever rentals you need to have plenty of space for all your artists to sit & eat!
We hope you’re enjoying our mini-series on Kids’ Birthdays and that you’re getting some good ideas for future parties.
