It won't be long before Valentine's Day!
I thought I would share some fun Valentine party ideas with you today!
*This post is sponsored by Oriental Trading*
I recently received some fun goodies from Oriental Trading's
Valentine Day Party Supplies and decorated our dining room table.
I was inspired to use a chalkboard theme!
Valentine Day Party Supplies and decorated our dining room table.
I was inspired to use a chalkboard theme!
I used a big double-sided Chalkboard Easel to greet people at the table. You could use this for so many ways...a menuboard, messages, etc.
I used a simple chalk transfer method. Print out a message you want to use.
Rub chalk over the back of the paper, and put the chalk side down on the chalkboard. You then just trace over the letters, leaving a pattern.
I filled in with regular chalk, but a chalk marker would even be easier.
I filled in with regular chalk, but a chalk marker would even be easier.
I made a cute little garland for it, too! I simply stamped hearts
on pink cardstock, cut into my desired shape, and used
black and white baker's twine through punched holes.
Of course for Valentine's Day, there has to be sweets!
I used a Chalkboard Candy Jar to hold Sweethearts candies.
And these I used these Mason Jar Chalkboard Lids.
They worked perfectly on my pint jars.
They fit half-pint, too. I am going to use them to make spice jars soon!
I also used some of my candy molds to make chocolate Valentine's lollipops. A super quick project, I used melting chocolate, spooned in the molds, added sticks...and refrigerated until set. So cute, and so easy!
These Love Is Sweet Treat Bags were for goodies, too!
The black graphic and scalloped edge are so cute, and
I decorated the bags by folding over the tops, punching holes
and threading vintage pink seam binding through for bows.
They were displayed in a big milk glass bowl and
my milk glass cake stand held the drinks.
Don't you love the pink polka dot straws?
Vintage anagrams spell out "Be Mine Valentine"
(a couple of "Z" letters, turned sideways are standing in for "N")
and vintage paper Valentines are scattered on the runner.
A vintage pink hobnail vase holds pretty flowers and I love the
sparkly Large Glitter LOVE Garland hanging across the window!
I am a brand ambassador for Oriental Trading
and received some of the fun product shared in this post.
As always, all opinions are 100% mine.
Until next time...we'll be shoveling out from a snowstorm!
I decorated the bags by folding over the tops, punching holes
and threading vintage pink seam binding through for bows.
They were displayed in a big milk glass bowl and
my milk glass cake stand held the drinks.
Don't you love the pink polka dot straws?
Vintage anagrams spell out "Be Mine Valentine"
(a couple of "Z" letters, turned sideways are standing in for "N")
and vintage paper Valentines are scattered on the runner.
A vintage pink hobnail vase holds pretty flowers and I love the
sparkly Large Glitter LOVE Garland hanging across the window!
I am a brand ambassador for Oriental Trading
and received some of the fun product shared in this post.
As always, all opinions are 100% mine.
Until next time...we'll be shoveling out from a snowstorm!
Such fun ideas! I love the little brown sack so much. These ideas all blend so perfectly with your vintage style. Isn't it nice that you can order things that fit any decor?
ReplyDeleteI'm off to check it out.
Oriental Trading Company has such cute stuff! LOVE those treat bags!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable. You styled them so well.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, Linda! I go waaaaaaay back with Oriental Trading. I've bought a ton of party accessories from them. They are definitely more quality than a dollar store.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your inspiring photos!
Jane
Oh, such cute ideas, Linda - love the chalkboard technique and the little banner! I've done quite a few parties with Oriental Trading products - love their selections. The vintage valentines are wonderful! x Karen
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