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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 have been seeing some fantastic Lego parties here at our Catch My Party. Because Legos create infinite possibilities, so do these parties. Plus this is a theme that works great for boys of all ages.

I'm featuring some of my favorite elements from these parties. Click on the link or party photo to see the party the photos came from.

Woo hoo!! We are giving away another collection of free back to school printables. This fun set was designed by Krysten at Clickable Party.

What's great about this collection is that there is every kind of printable you'd need to throw a fabulous back to school party (party circles, cupcake wrappers, banner, food tags, etc)... But there are also book labels, tissue box labels, and hand sanitizer labels for you to add to little gifts for your teachers. Love this idea!

I love the simplicity of this paper ball ornament created by Sarah Nielsen from Book Bound Bindery. This year I'm planning to make a lot of our own ornaments, so I'm definitely going to try out this tutorial. Isn't it pretty?

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(Just a quick note, we're giving away some beautiful Le Creuset cookware.  Click here if you want more info.)

We showcased dessert tables for grownups and dessert tables for girls (part 1 and part 2), so of course we had to do dessert tables for boys!  I'm so impressed by all the creativity here.  See for yourself...

Jenni B throws some wonderful parties. I'd describe them as "unique and edgy with a touch of whimsy."

I saw this Post-It Note piece she did as the backdrop to her Dynamic Duo Tie the Knot dessert table, and I had to write about it.  (A party to congratulate two friends on their marriage with a comic book theme and a Post-It Note backdrop. I told you she was creative.)