Diy princess backdrop

Brooke Angelique | DC Blogger on Instagram: "DIY Arched Backdrops 🧚🏽‍♀️✨ I’m knee-deep finalizing Nori’s upcoming 5th birthday trip + realized I never shared this DIY from last year to my feed. It was under $100 to make + can be reused for future parties. The best part, no power tools needed! Because it’s lightweight, it works best for indoor events. Details: + paint: @behrpaint interior paint in premium pink and decanting + @valsparpaint interior paint in ancient burgundy + front name…

The easiest DIY party backdrop. This is a cheap and easy backdrop that can be prepared for an outdoor or indoor party. Made using budget plastic tablecloths, it can be prepared the day before the party saving you time on the day. Style with colors according to the birthday party theme and it will look amazing every single time.

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DIY princess carriage cake table for baby shower or party! Wheels are made of foam board and pink paper, top arch is made from the top portion of a metal wedding arch and pink plastic tablecloths, front banner is made from poster board and foil paper, steps are made from styrafoam board and pink contact paper.

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Sierra Miller | Content Creator on Instagram: "Have you ever tried this?! This was my first time but definitely not my last🤩 Comment SHOP for links to supplies!🔗 Find more details below: Image split and printed at CVS on a 2’x6’ banner: $15 (used a 50% off coupon) Foam board from @dollartree Image from @etsy . . . . . . #diy #cardboardstandup #disneyparty #disneylandparty #disneylandbirthday #disneylandbirthdayparty #diybirthdaydecor #cardboardcutout #vintagedisney #princessparty…

Every Princess needs a castle, yes?! And not just any castle though a purple + pink one! This pre-made cardboard castle would also be fun for a more gender neutral option by stringing lights across the top! The inspiration for making this project was from both my girls who giggle + delight in making forts weekly over here. So I had a feeling this was going to be big hit! Which it was! (Shared the castle with our girls today!!⭐️) Project details below. Project Details + Resources Blank…

I recently hosted a Disney Princess Party for my niece, River, and her friends. I made these DIY Princess Tower Party Decorations using some spare cardboard and paint, and wanted to share the tutorial in case you're planning your own Princess Party! It's an easy way to add an elegant touch to your party decorations!