Thursday, August 2, 2012

punch out party favors

I seriously love this punch-out party favor idea and plan on completely copying it for my next child's birthday! via stephanie wong

8 comments:

  1. so glad you are back!!!!!! I've missed you!
    xo

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  2. Wow, you really are super fabulous! I have been visiting a few times and you always impress me.i am also a graphic designer yellowlemons on etsy. Come and visit my shop to see some of my designs.
    Jen

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  3. HI! I sent you an email. I was hoping you could write back if you can. This is about the baking party image. Thanks so much,
    Kelly Ladd
    Kelly.Ladd@bonniercorp.com

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  4. This is a great idea. My daughter is too young for this at her party, but this is something I will definitely utilize in the future. It looks like a whole lot of fun and I'm sure the kids would get really excited with it :-)

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