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We received so many gorgeous parties this past week, including an fun glamping birthday party for two little girls! Such a beautiful and feminine twist on the popular 'camping' party theme.

My favorite parties this week include this awesome girly glamping birthday bash, a beautiful flamingo and cactus birthday party, an adorable carousel of dreams birthday party and a lovely watercolor mermaid party! Check them out below...

Here are 9 Must-See Pokemon Desserts from our site!

You'll find great ideas for you Pokemon dessert tables and parties, such as Pokemon Oreos, Pokemon cupcakes, Pokemon cookie pops, Pokemon cookies and many more! Kids will love them (and so will adults)!

If you are looking to add some cute and custom decor to your home, here's the perfect DIY. This washi tape monogram wall art is simple, chic, and fun project for any level crafter, and this tutorial was created by Kristen and Missy from Sweetly Chic Events & Designs.

For those of you who don't know what washi tape is, it's tape that's made of paper, feels like masking tape, and originally from Japan. It comes in all different patterns, designs, and sizes. It is a crafter's dream. Plus, you can now find it at any crafts store, or even Target.

Now that duct tape comes in cool patterns and colors, it's become a crafters' dream material.

You can create so many unexpected things with it like these colorful duct tape flower pencils.

No matter what type of party, here are seven must-have ideas for throwing an amazing one!

Gorgeous Tiffany & Co. Party Ideas

1. Tiffany's Gift Box Cake

A gorgeous cake created to resemble a Tiffany's gift box is a stunning centerpiece for your dessert table!

Tiffany & Co. parties are a classic and always popular theme on our site. We've seen Tiffany's parties as girl 1st birthdays, grown up birthdays, bridal showers, and baby showers.

My dear friend, Rachelle Doorley, the creative mind behind the kids' activity blog, TinkerLab, wrote a book that touches me deeply. We are all trying to raise children who can thrive in an uncertain world, but the big question is, "How do we do it?"

Rachelle's beautiful hands-on book gives children opportunities to think for themselves, problem-solve, innovate, and most importantly, believe they are all little creators. I think she's onto something...