Isn’t this invitation for a cooking party fantastic? It was sent in by Anna – she put together a cooking party for her son. The invitations were delivered by hand at school
We love how Anna used an everyday, affordable object to dress up her invitation. Super cute + easy! See more photos of the party here.
[photo by Anna Green]
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Did every kid get one at school? As a teacher I really prefer families not to hand out birthday invites at school. Someone always feels left out unless every kid is getting an invite.
very good point – thanks for sharing! perhaps neighborhood or out-of-school drop-offs would be better. : )
Such a cute idea! I love the mini-whisks.
Oh my goodness, I want to host a cooking party!
So cool idea
I link it back on my blog… if you want you can see it here…
http://theappletea.blogspot.com/2011/01/little-tour-around-web-net.html
In The Netherlands it is actually normal to hand out the invites at school. And sure kids will feel left out, but they’ll find out anyway.
There are like 30 kids in every classroom and a party will only be for 7 – 10 kids.
I love this blog! Now I can see a bit of how some of you guys in the US organize a kids party.
SARA – life isn’t always fair and everyne doesn’t always hold hands and sing Koombiya. If kids wnat to hand their invites out at school then they should be allowed to.
Egw thelw na alaksw dawmtio kai na to diakosmiso moni m alla 9elw na ftiaksw i to 1o i to 2o nomizo afta ta dwmatia einai dimiourgies tis neoset! Alla den eimai sigouri an kseri kaneis poias eterias einai mpori na m pei plz?? nikoleta dawmtio p n exei sxesei me mousiki den exw dei parolo pou to epsaksa poli to 9ema dawmtio p n exei sxesi me spor omws exw brei an 9es s stelnw tin istoselida!!!!
Glad I’ve finally found soteihmng I agree with!