Decor: A Sweet and Sassy Little Girl's Party

This girly fashion-themed party is perfect for the little girl in your life that is too old for a princess party, but not quite a teenager.

Party Bags:

Supplies:

• Doodlebug glitter paper
• scalloped circle punch
• circle punch
• white lunch bag

Download clipart of a purse from the Internet and print onto white cardstock. Using your circle punch, punch it out. Mat onto glitter paper and punch it out again using your larger scalloped edge circle punch. Adhere to the bag using a brad or adhesive.

Purse Card:

Supplies:

• cardstock
• letter stickers
• bling/button

Fold a piece of cardstock, leaving some at the top to fold over as the top flap of your purse card. Fold over the remainder of the cardstock (it will look like an envelope). Cut your card into a triangle. It looks like a purse now. A button or diamond complete the "clasp" for the purse card.

Pinwheel Arrangements:

Supplies:

• Doodlebug Polka Dot paper
• black and white damask paper
• pink streamers
• black ribbon
• circle punches

Wrap black polka dot paper around the bottom of a flower pot. This is easiest if your pot is straight, unlike a shaped clay pot. Crinkle your pink streamers and tape around your pot. Finish with black ribbon.

Take your damask paper and fold it like an accordion, or fan. Bring the edges together and staple. Cover your seam with a round center made from coordinating papers. Glue to a wooden dowel to create a large flower.

Banner:

Supplies:

• scalloped shaped chipboard
• black ribbon
• pink streamers
• die cut letters
• various punches

Paint your chipboard black. Once dried, crinkle your pink streamer and adhere to black chipboard. Top with various layered papers to create the look of a flower. Glue one diecut letter onto each chipboard piece. String onto black ribbon and hang.

Cake Bling:

Supplies:

• buttons or bling

Using embellishments without any adhesive, stick your bling into your cake while the icing is still wet for instant coordinating sparkle.

This party is not only easy; it's cheap. You can use whatever coordinating scraps and punches you have on hand and the items are recyclable when you use them on your scrapbook pages. That's a win-win for everybody!