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Garden Tea Party Shower {Repost}
One of my very first posts was this Garden Tea Party baby shower I threw for a friend. Thought you might enjoy seeing it (again)! Pardon the small photos! I was using blogger’s editor back then!
Garden Tea Party Baby Shower
Here are some pictures from a baby shower I threw for one of my girlfriends who was having a girl! It was fun to get to do girly things and use PINK!!! The shower came together beautifully. See the green tablecloth?? I got it at Goodwill for a few dollars! The quilt you see on the food table was made from designer fabric samples I got from my design job. I actually made (with help) 9 of them in all different colors and we used them at a picnic for the family and close friends on my wedding day. I love to pull them out and use them for different things all these years later.
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| Banquet tables with chairs arranged casually around them |
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| Pink Tulle anchors the centerpieces |
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| Wheat grass grown in square dishes (I think I started them about a week before the shower). Ribbon wrapped around and secured with tape. There is an upside down baby food jar holding up the tea cup. |
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| Tissue paper pom poms create great ambience! You can find the simple instructions all over the web. |
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| More wheat grass planted in my favorite footed bowl. Ignore the slide in the background and pretend I don't have kids:) |
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| How nice of my rosebush to bloom just at the right time! |
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| Limeade Punch |
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| Iced Herbal Tea |
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| Cucumber Water |
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| Finger Foods: pesto cream stuffed tomatoes, asparagus wraps, bacon & cheddar pinwheels with avocado, cucmber tea sandwiches |
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| Finger Desserts: Spritz cookies, key lime tarts, chocolate cupcakes with raspberry frosting. |
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| Chocolate covered strawberries |
This is adorable!! Is it easy to grow wheat grass?
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ReplyDeleteSara, yes it is easy. Just put in some potting soil, layer on some wheat, cover with 1/4" of soil, water. I like to keep it covered with some saran wrap until they sprout. Then remove it. Takes about a week, if I remember correctly.
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