Woah, it's finally over! It may not look like a lot of work ... but with so many little ones under foot, it really took all of my free time to do this party! :)
I bought this digital scrappin' kit and used it for the party invite & to make some cute cupcake toppers. Savannah wanted them to be all the colors of the rainbow ... 
I made tissue paper flowers and put them all around the house,
and arranged butterflies everywhere too (thankfully my Mom was there to help the day prior ... or nothing would have gotten done as easily). 
A simple sign was made to welcome the girls when they arrived. 
I enlarged one of the fairies from the digi-kit and made a pin the wand on the fairy game. 
Large flowers & butterflies were hung from the chandelier
My friend Lacie found a great website for the fairy wings & pre-made wands. And I made the tutu's using this tutorial (although it would have been cheaper to buy them with the fairy wings). Jedi/Elf Robes were made for the two boys using a robe pattern.
She was in absolute heaven having her friends over to play & celebrate her birthday with her. They didn't seem as interested in the games I had planned, but just playing on the swing set.
And now, thank heaven! It's done!
Then I made up some cupcake toppers (which I also made for Hunter's birthday): 
and she also saw a fun idea to have mario on the placemats, so we made some graphics for that too. 
I've been surprised at just how hard it is to find mario stuff ... with all the little boys who are SOOOOO addicted to video games, you'd think there'd be more selection!
I enlarged one of the 
A scoreboard to keep track of their party winnings or losings.
The cute cupcake toppers were found (and finally used). 
Then as the giveaway present ... cute little 
He told me he thought it was an "awesome" party ... thanks Hunter. :)
Which is great, right? No real expensive jump house needed, just setting up & letting them play! Except there are no 
I also picked up a large 
