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Now that I’ve gotten a little sleep I wanted to share with you some of the photos from the party last night.
The photos aren’t great – let’s just say it’s hard to be head cook, hostess and photographer.
The food was served in the kitchen/family room area.
The kitchen table was covered in yummy appetizer type food (recipes soon I promise)
The Bloomin’ Onion made an appearance and then quickly disappeared!
And then there was the dessert table too with Oreo Cupcakes, Carrot Muffins with white chocolate cream cheese frosting and a yummy apple caramel bundt cake too! (Recipes coming I promise!!)
The food even spread into the family room – caramel apple dip and pumpkin spice dip.
We had two craft stations set up. My friend Karen put together this darling little box.
In the garage (you know I like you if I let you in my garage!) we put together a fun fall banner out of burlap (forgot to take a photo of the finished banner but I will!)
To carry out the mummy theme I covered some clear vases in cheesecloth and added googly eyes!
My very talented friend Karen also made these fun mummy cake pops for all the guests (they had red velvet cake inside!)
And I made some fun Oreo mummies for everyone to take home with them.
The wooden mummies I painted 20 years ago came in handy! Glad I kept them. I also cut letters out of black contact paper on my Cricut to welcome everyone to Mummies Night Out.
I covered the tables in white plastic tablecloths from the Dollar Store and then added some fun yardage from the fabric store for a table cloth. I topped it with some torn cheesecloth for a spooky effect. I also made a fun Halloween pendant banner that I draped on the front of the tables and then added some bows made out of tulle.
My candy corn lights added a nice touch too!
But the best part was having so many fun, wonderful women in my home!
And of course getting to see sweet baby Rylee is always a treat!
So it’s onto the next party – neighborhood Halloween Roast is tomorrow night!
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Thanks for the pics since I forgot my camera!!
Glad you got some rest.
FANTASTIC. You throw a great party. Such work and details. I flew into OR yesterday and one of the first things I did was raid my sister’s closet of a sweatshirt…but love being here. We should try to meet sometime.
i love it so much! everything is just gorgeous….straight from a magazine!
where did you get the eyes for your oreo pops? so cute!
the main tablescape with the fun tablecloths are so incredible! love everything and can’t wait for the recipes!
ok, not oreo pops… just covered oreos
The eyes on the dipped Oreos came from our local cake decorating store. You can buy them in little bags – The Decorette Store.
LOVE THIS…..all of it!
From the time you opened the door to us last night to the time we said goodbye, the night was a #10. Your joyful spirt showed through everything, the hospitality, the food, the decorations, the crafts, the treats. Thank you for giving us such a wonderful opportunity to support Megan and her family. I’m still feeling the happy.
One word, FABULOUS!
Oh wow! I was really there! Can you find me in the pictures being crafty? Thanks again for the fun activities and yummy food. Can we do this again next year?
I think I already have the theme for next year’s party figured out – it’s going to be all about candy corn!!!!
You have completely out done yourself again! What a fun party!
Everything looks fabulous! Can you post the cake pop recipe too. They are adorable!
Party sounds that you had fun. Will you be sharing the pumpkin spice dip? It sounds interesting.
I enjoy your recipes. Thanks for sharing.
Karen – yes the recipe is coming next week. So many to share.
Jenny – for cake pop recipes be sure and check out Bakerella’s blog – http://www.bakerella.com. The recipes for cake pops is there. Have fun!
I made the Oreo Mummies last night. They were a big hit at work and I am takig them to my friends tonight. Thanks for sharing the idea. I love your blog.
Your party looks AMAZING! I adore the decorations and adorable treats!!
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