Go dog go party

Spread the loveEver since the boys saw Go Dog Go at the Seattle Children’s Theatre, they’ve been wanting a Dog Party. So this past weekend we celebrated the boys turning 3 with some lovely family and friends at the Kidsquest Museum. Yes, it was a dog party! A big dog party! And we are so […]

DolledUpDesign's Birthday / Go, Dog! Go! - Photo Gallery at Catch My Party

Leo is a huge fan of this book, so it was a natural choice for a party. The first step was an invitation… We printed and folded up into a book (I split these up to print on a paper double sided, but you can rotate the top 180 degrees to print on one side and fold) We made some decorations. I scanned in pics of the book to make a wall decoration. Blue wrapping paper from the dollar store, and some glue…. It hung on the walls in the dining area. I used the tree from Candyland party for a DOG…

After celebrating our daughter's first birthday a A Very Hungry Caterpillar-themed party, we kept it pretty simple this year -- just a few tots and their parents, some light fare, and a couple of simple activities. Plus, I was nine months pregnant and just didn't have the energy to go too crazy. I liked using a book theme last year, so we went with another book. This year, it was Go, Dog. Go!, one of Penny's favorites.

One of my favorite books growing up was Go, Dog. Go! by P.D. Eastman. I was excited when I introduced it to my 2 year old son and he seemed to enjoy it just as much, but after reading it nightly fo…

Go Dog Go Dr.suess Made to match my grand children's preschool graduation theme. Also made cupcakes for all the children

Turn any balloon into a puppy—and into a pet you can bring into anywhere! What you’ll need: Party Pups Ears template brown or tan balloon brown paper doublestick tape scissors black paint pen Step 1 Print out the Party Pups Ears template from Darcy’s Downloads, cut out ears, trace them onto brown paper, cut out, […]