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[…] means making elaborate Thanksgiving place settings, sometimes it means a windy, not-quite-finished Around the World party disaster (we haven’t put that story on the blog, but we should. Actually, it can be summed up […]
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[…] not also source an old geography textbook, and use its maps to create party bags? Take a look here for some innovative ideas to create an authentic global theme for your child’s […]
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[…] not also source an old geography textbook, and use its maps to create party bags? Take a look here for some innovative ideas to create an authentic global theme for your child’s […]
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[…] I love this idea of a ‘Time Flies’ titled photo board from Catch my Party. A board like this could easily be taken along to the Air Force Museum and displayed by your table. lf you love a bit of DIY like me what about making some party hats like these from old vintage maps. Instructions here. […]
This party theme is great! Will be copying it one day. 🙂
This looks like so much fun! I love the little envelopes for candy!
This is amazing – I am completely blown away!! I have seen candy bars before, but yours is ADORABLE, and I love the idea of making those favors!
this is really cute! great use of maps 🙂
I've noticed that you have a lot of printables on your blog… how do you make a printable? Could you do a printable tutorial? Or do you just need to install cetain software? Thanks!
Very, Very cool idea!! They all look like they're having a blast too!
This is amazing! I love this theme! It is beautiful. You did an amazing job! Someday when my boy is older, I'll have to try something like this. Thanks for the great idea!
Ladies, this is awesome! I want you to come plan MY b-day party next month! And every other birthday party our family ever has. 🙂
I love this party theme! I love maps and traveling and adventuring. I know there are a lot of details but I love the simplicity too. I pinned this!
One of the best parties I've ever seen. Love the map goodie bags and I love the way you had different activities at different geographical locations. What a perfect theme!
Absolutely gorgeous party! Love everything you did. Looks like a lot of work–what a lucky little girl! Anything with maps floats my boat.
Fabulous!! Hands down. Oh how I love the parties you ladies put on. Jordan is was amazing. Love all of it.
love, love, love this idea. entertaining and educational all at the same time. I hope to be as creative as in the future with my toddler's birthdays!
I can't believe how many great details you thought of! Great job!
Super cute party. I love the style and all the great details.
AMAZING jordan!! AMAZING!! i love everything about this party!!
love love love this party!!! bonbonerie! that’s too much. also love the travel stops, the passports, and the suitcases. very creative!
thanks friend! since we both love to travel so much, we might’ve gotten a tad carried away- haha! 🙂
I am doing a teacher luncheon with foods from around the world. Could you possibly send me how you made the banner with all the different flags? Is there a template you used? I love it to decorate the teacher lounge.
Thanks
Teresa, I love it that you’re doing that luncheon (I was a teacher before Burke and Pi came along…).
I found the flags in an old atlas and glued them together around twine to make the banner- sorry that’s not more replicatable. 🙂
What a creative, colorful and amazing birthday party! So Cute!
Thanks Kari!
This is great! Where did you find the “stamped, vintage-y suitcase” for the party favors? I’m having difficulty finding large ones similar to the ones shown above. Thank you!
Okay. I’m kinda obsessed with all of your cute ideas!!! This is such a fun party! My son turns two in May and now I’m rethinking all of the themed ideas I had had. And I blog about worldwide cultural activities for families. I can’t believe I hadn’t thought of this. If your family ever wants to try out some other worldwide holiday activities, I’d love to talk about it! You can check me out at colormecc.com