Spider Surprise Ball DIY
Who doesn’t love a surprise ball? Granted, these spider ones aren’t nearly as pretty as these, but they certainly are creepier -and just in time for Halloween. Boo!
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Confetti Triangle Invitations
Living in China, I come across some of the most amazing packaging. I’ve been seeing a lot of mini triangle shaped packaging lately: milk, black beans, tea, seaweed…It inspired me to create these triangle confetti invitations.
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Clothes To Party In No. 8
When it comes to planning Halloween costumes for myself, I’m the worst: I always leave it to the last minute and have to pull something together using pieces I already have in my closet. This fall, I’ve been eyeing a leopard print coat to add to my wardrobe. I figure it can be dual purposed as a simple Halloween costume! Pairing it with a cat ear headband and classic cat eye makeup, I’d be one pretty kitty. Happy Halloween! (PS – For more Clothes To Party In posts, click here!)
A. Black Bob Wig
Free Printable Cloud Greetings
by Amy Moss
My obsession with glitter paper continues in my latest printable – Cloud-shaped greeting cards!
Here are some ideas for what you can with these cuties:
- Brighten up someone’s day with a ‘Rainy Day’ care package
- Use them as candy bag toppers for party favors.
- Hang them up as party decorations- perhaps cloud bunting!?
- Send birthday greetings
- …or anything else you fancy!
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Too Small To Fail
Today, I’m really excited to announce my partnership with in Too Small To Fail – a joint initiative between The Clinton Foundation and Next Generation. Their goal is to improve the development of kids in America (you can read all about it here.) Research shows that over 80% of a child’s brain develops before they turn 3 – so it’s important for parents and communities to spend quality time interacting with kids in positive ways. I’ve caught myself sounding like a dork talking to my toddlers because it looks like I’m talking to myself “this is our favorite park and wow! look at that big tree.” But the research shows that talking with your kids and giving them that eye to eye contact is what really helps them develop. I have been wanting to create some habits to make sure I spend more time with my kiddos so I’m setting a few goals on Go Mighty over the next few months. I’ll be sharing my experiences there. I’d love to hear if you have any tips on what kind of activities have helped you spend quality time with the kids in your life. (ie: Volunteer at their preschool, go to the park everyday, read together everyday, play games together, etc) I’d love any ideas.
Photo via my Instagram
This post is sponsored by Go Mighty and Too Small To Fail
Oh Happy Day is a party and lifestyle blog based in San Francisco. We just moved back after spending a year in Paris, France. We love to throw parties and make things!
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