The other day I shared a how to on making a Kitty Cat Cake, but today I want to share the rest of the party. When I say “party”, please know that it’s nothing big. It’s just us (we are 10 people when my mom and sister join us, so we are a party already!) And the budget isn’t big either. This whole thing took a shopping trip and an afternoon to put together. Not too bad. And with more help, it could have been even faster. (My sweet husband did blow up all the balloons for me… that was a huge time saver!
**UPDATE: You can find my new
Kitty Cat Party Pack
on my Etsy shop here!**
I’ll be linking to my Pinspirations throughout the post, but you can find a bunch of Kitty Cat themed ideas (ones I used and ones I didn’t) on my Kitty Cat Party Board. I would have done more if the week weren’t so crazy already.
I didn’t have a lot of time for the chalkboard this time, but she thought it was the best board ever because it had a kitty face on it. (Another perfect example of how things don’t have to be purrr-fect for them to love it.)
I found the idea for the Kitty Balloons at Best Friends for Frosting. Looking at them just now, I realized I forgot the ears, but they were still really cute and no one missed them. Hers may have been cuter, but no one here noticed. π The cups were Martha Stewart inspired, and again, not exactly the way I did it. Hers had eyes. The plates were inspired by a cat party from Writing about the Journey. Jump on over there to see more of their ideas!
When she told me she wanted “Mama Made Pizza” for her birthday dinner, I was very excited. Full sized kitty pizzas jumped into my brain. I did some “research” and found Pinspiration in a Cat party by My Paper Crane. (Her cake was a litter box cake… you have to see it!) But I think the mini Kitty Cat Pizzas I pinned were just as cute.
And then there is my Kitty Cat Cake (Don’t miss the how to I posted earlier this week!)
What a cute party idea! I have some little granddaughters that would like this! Thanks for linking up with us at the #WednesdayAIMLinkParty 33
Oh, those pizzas! And that cake! So very cute! Everything looks wonderful. This is so unique and special — my kids would have loved this. Thanks for sharing it with us at Thursday Favorite Things!
Oh, I’m so glad you like them. π
I’m featuring this at Thursday Favorite Things tomorrow. So glad you shared this darling party!
Thanks! Super fun!
These are all super cute ideas! I am so glad I found this post through the link up party!
Such a cute party theme. And I love that you didn’t overdo it! It makes me sad to see children’s parties turned into huge extravaganzas year after year.
We could never keep up with that. I have 6 kids… that means 6 birthdays a year. Some have more detail to them than others by nature of the theme, but others are super simple. The kids know that each one is different. I think it’s a good lesson for them to learn that just because one birthday may be bigger, it doesn’t mean they all will be.
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What a sweet party – my daughter would have loved this when she was little! Thanks for sharing with us at The Blogger’s Pit Stop!
Thank you for sharing at #ThursdayFavoriteThings. Pinned and shared.
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared.
Thanks so much for linking up with us at the #WednesdayAIMLinkParty 34! Shared β₯