Showing posts with label princess. Show all posts
Showing posts with label princess. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Gone Fishing

Princesses in penguin pants like to go fishing too, ya know.
They keep their bait in their "puppy purse", and they protect their golden locks and pearly skin from the sun with an over-sized polka dot hat.

Sometimes though, they put their shoes on the wrong feet on accident when in a hurry to get out while the fish are still hungry.
If daddy isn't home to take her fishing, she's really good at improvising.
Most princesses have a bunk bed that doubles as a boat. They have to be careful though because sharks swim really close to it.
Always do the run and dive when getting into the boat.
A smart princesses out on her own carries a map that looks like a book so she always knows where she's going.

Our lives are really adventurous.
Tonight we're heading into the jungle. 








Monday, December 13, 2010

Caroline's Princess Birthday Party

Warning: This post is jam packed with all things pink, purple, and princess! 
[and I totally swiped these pictures from the birthday girl's mommy]

Adeline was invited to the cutest little princess birthday party ever! 
This is Caroline, the birthday girl, and Adeline's 2nd cousin. 
Caroline's mom, Erica was my best friend in Junior High, and she's actually how I met my husband who is her cousin. 
Got all that?
Yea I get confused myself, but Caroline's like a niece to me, and Adeline adores her!

Anyway
her 4th birthday party was at a little place called La Tea Da.
It was an adorable little princess themed birthday place with all things girly! 

As soon as we got there big princesses escorted us to a girly closet packed with princess costumes in all sizes. 
Adeline was more interested in the beads dangling from the wall, so she got stuck with the first dress I pulled in her size. Pretty, though. 
After that the girls could paint their nails, put make up on, and be pampered like princesses. 
My princess couldn't care less about all that since there were, after all, dangling beads hanging from the wall. 

The girls were then directed towards a little canopied area where they got to make their own crowns with pretty shiny jewels. My kid popped a jewel in her mouth like candy though, and again rushed over to the dangling beads. Another pretty princess finished her crown though, and Addie thought it was awesome seeing as it came with a "star" wand. 

Adeline was then invited to have tea with the queen of the afternoon. 
It was a pretty special invitation since she got to sit at Queen Caroline's VIP table. 

This totally made me nervous! Adeline isn't even 2 yet, and she was the youngest little princess there by at least 2 years. PLUS she doesn't get out much.
The girls were drinking from gorgeous glass tea cups, and thank God they had plastic back ups for Adeline.
Oh yea, did I mention Adeline can't drink from a regular cup without spilling a 2 foot radius of drink around her?  It's true. 

Lucky for me, she was sitting next to Caroline who showed her how to sip and drink with her spoon. 
It was precious because Adeline would look over to her left to see how Caroline was doing and she'd just model her.
Then they brought out the cake. My heart did a quick pitter patter as I was worried Adeline might dive into it, steal a candle, or cry during the birthday song... but to my amazement she behaved herself and Caroline was able to eat her birthday cake in peace. 

I was a proud momma. 

All of the pretty princesses at the party got to walk a cat walk for a princess fashion show. 
Not mine though. In case you hadn't heard, there were totally dangling beads hanging in the door ways and on the walls.

The highlight of the party for Addie was the end where the kids got to jump on a big fluffy bed, dance, and pillow fight in a big glittery pink and purple room. Wild little princesses there.

Seriously, where was this place when I was a little girl?
Thanks Caroline for having us at your super sweet 4th birthday party! You made a beautifully sweet hostess!

Monday, November 15, 2010

Felt Crowns

I had too much last week playing with felt so I decided to take it out and start another project with it this weekend. 
I know a special little princess with a princess birthday next month, and I've picked out some perfect princess fabrics for her dress I plan to make as a gift. I jumped the gun a little and made her a princess crown matching the dress I didn't make yet. 
I decided just to do a simple, pale pink felt crown with bright pink felt rosettes. I liked it so much I decided to make my own little honey one:
I did Adeline's on blue felt with pink button flowers, and I can't decide which one I like more! 
These were easy and fun to make, and they stay on for rounds of dress up with the elastic sewn onto the back. I think they make an awesome Christmas gift for a little princess!
I feel like a better mom, now that I've provided Adeline and her imagination with something other than a basket to wear on her head ;)


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