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Creative Pink & Yellow Lalaloopsy Birthday Party

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Isn’t this Pink & Yellow Lalaloopsy Birthday Party by Shannon of Bella Festa just as cute as a button? Lalaloopsy parties always have the best crafty ideas! I love the DIY elements like the felt triangle banner, ribbon welcome wreath & gingham water bottle toppers + clever food ideas like cheddar buttons and “thread spool” marshmallow pops!

PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:

  • Adorable pink tiered birthday cake with fondant buttons, bows and Lalaloopsy dolls
  • Pink & yellow felt triangle garland with bows & pom pom fringe
  • Ribbon welcome wreath embellished with tiny Lalaloopsy dolls
  • “Thread spool” marshmallow pops + watermelon & cantaloupe flower fruit skewers
  • Cheddar “button” crackers & white chocolate button lollipops!

lalaloopsy dessert table

lalaloopsy themed party food

lalaloopsy costume

lalaloopsy party wreath

felt bunting with pom poms

marshmallow pops

polka dot chocolate covered oreos

watermelon flower pops

button craft

lalaloopsy dolls

PARTY DETAILS, as told by Shannon

The party was a Lalaloopsy themed birthday party for a 6 year old girl.  Her favorite Lalaloopsy doll was Crumbs Sugar Cookie so we took a lot of inspiration from her colors and dress, which included magenta, yellow, polka dots, gingham and pom pom trim. We also incorporated buttons and sewing, as that is what is associated with Lalaloopsy dolls.

It was an afternoon party so snacks were simple, fruit, popcorn and cheddar crackers shaped like buttons. We did a full sweets table that included a 2 tier fondant covered cake, marshmallow pops shaped like spools of thread, chocolate covered Oreos decorated with a matching chocolate transfer sheet, sugar cookies with an edible image, and white chocolate button lollipops. All of the linens were custom and were made by us.

Decor included custom bunting, a jar with balls of matching yarn, and a jar with spools of thread. The drink cart was decorated with bunting and a button covered “M” for the birthday girl. The girls worked on a button art craft project, where they were able to to make a picture on canvas using a huge rainbow of buttons.

Our seamstress made the birthday girl a custom Crumbs Sugar Cookie dress, and she also did appliqued embroidered favor bags for each girl. Inside the favor bags we included a Lalaloopsy coloring book and a custom Crumbs Sugar Cookie inspired beaded necklace.

All of the food, sweets, decorations, and favors were done by Bella Festa.

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10 Comments

  1. Ansley June 24, 2013 at 1:01 pm

    This party was so well done!! Love it all – every single detail and delicious treat was just perfect!

  2. Lauren Wallaert July 8, 2013 at 1:13 pm

    Where did you find the cheddar buttons?

  3. Bella Festa July 14, 2013 at 12:39 pm

    Hi Lauren, we made the cheddar buttons ourselves. We used mini circle cookie cutters and then pastry tips to cut out the button holes.

  4. KGroman September 1, 2013 at 8:50 am

    Perfect party! Was there a pattern your seamstress used for the dress?

    • Bella Festa November 23, 2013 at 12:25 am

      See reply below :)

  5. miranda robinson November 12, 2013 at 9:34 am

    How did you make the thread spools?

    • Bella Festa November 23, 2013 at 12:24 am

      See reply below :)

  6. Bella Festa November 23, 2013 at 12:22 am

    Our seamstress made the dress on her own, no pattern. She’s very talented!

  7. Bella Festa November 23, 2013 at 12:23 am

    The thread spools were regular size marshmallows drizzled very carefully with melted chocolate. The wooden spool ends were marbled fondant.

  8. Sofia August 10, 2015 at 10:42 am

    What do you call that circle shape with the ribbon on it??

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