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Since we see so much on our site in the world of parties, once a month I'm going to highlight a popular trend in party styling we're witnessing. This month, it's fabric garlands. They are everywhere!

What's great about fabric garlands is they're simple to make -- they're just strips of fabric tied to a long ribbon.

This is a new feature I'm starting where I find a gorgeous party on our site done on a tight budget, and I ask the Catch My Party member how she pulled it off.

This Ice Cream Social Surprise Birthday was put together by Shelley K. When I read on her party page that she put it together for a little over $100 I had to know how she did it.

I got an email a few weeks ago asking me for tips on how to put together a dessert table. I thought this would make a perfect blog post. So here are my basic ideas (click on the photos to see what parties they're from)...

TIP 1

Here's something we've been seeing on our main site for a while: whirly pops!

I'm not saying the moms at your parties will be happy with you serving their kids these gigantic sticky, sugary treats, but they do look great on a dessert table, work well as party favors, and are just so darn pretty. (Click on the photos to see what parties they came from.)

I saw these darling homemade party hats on Robyn B's Peyton's Sweet Shoppe Party and had to know how she made them.

Robyn graciously put together this tutorial for us. So a big thank you to you, Robyn!

We've seen a lot of gorgeous cowgirl parties on our site.  It's a great theme for the girl who loves horses.  Some of the parties involved real horses, some involved imaginary one.  All are super creative.  Take a look...

Tiffany C's Cowgirl Carnival