Complete with homemade fascinators, white gloves and all of the delicious tea time delicacies you could dream of...
Firstly, you can't have a tea party without fancy friends wearing fancy hats and gloves.
We helped each girl make flowery fascinator hats and bedazzled gloves before we began.
Aren't they gorgeous!!
Now we were ready for The Tea Party...
Lola heard it was a Girl's-Only party so she showed up for the festivites.
Look at my dashing Mr. Kiggins, having a tea party with the girls.
He carted around 3 different tea pots with our little guest's choice of Chocolate Milk, Strawberry Milk, and Apple Juice.
What an amazing father and husband my Mr. is.
A party fit for a princess.
Happy Creating!!
The fascinator crafts is such a great idea! So cute! I was curious what you used for the base and how did you attatch it to the headband.
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to post a tutorial on the fascinator hats. It's super easy and turns out darling! For the base I collected plastic container lids from yogurt, sour cream etc. They were about 3-4" in diameter. I then covered the plastic lids in fabric (I used white) and secured it using a glue gun. I then attached the lids to white plastic headbands (found at Hobby Lobby) with the glue gun. Happy Creating and Good luck!
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