Saturday, November 17, 2012

Baking Party



For Hay's 8th birthday we did a baking party.  I had one when I was a girl, my sister had one, and Em had one. It's kind of a tradition and I wanted to make sure Hay had the best one yet.  It was a lot of fun.  I wanted to limit it to 6 girls but just couldn't leave anyone out so I ended up making 12 aprons and hats.  It was a lot of work but I love how they turned out.

 I found the rolling pins online.  When they arrived at the party there was sugar cookie dough waiting for them to roll and cut out.  While the cookies were baking they got to decorate cupcakes.  After that was done they made mini pies...which I forgot to get a picture of.  You can buy the mini graham cracker crusts already made at Walmart.  We just mixed up a couple different flavors of instant pudding and poured them into the pie shells and then put them in the fridge to set up.  Before they left the party we put some whip topping on top.

It was kind of crazy at times with 11 girls needing frosting, help etc. etc. :) but lots of fun.  They then frosted their sugar cookies and put all their baked goodies into a cake holder I found at the $ store.  We opened presents and then sang "Happy Birthday" and had cupcakes.  It was fun party that I hope Hay will never forget.  Here are a few pictures of the day.
I made the chef hats out of poster board and tissue paper. Just taped the tissue paper to the strip of poster board.  I got the idea from my amazing niece.:)  I used coffee liners and cupcake liners for the flowers on the chef hats.










Waiting patiently for the bakers to arrive.:)












I put 2 cupcakes on top of each other and quickly decorated it.  This was a last minute thing that I remembered I needed to do. :)







The whole fun and crazy group.:)


2 comments:

ann from michigan said...

What a beautiful Idea I will have to remember it for my granddaughters when they get a little older....looks like they had lots of fun!!!

Network Ace said...

such a nice blog...all kids are look amazing...