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Sofia the First Themed party decorations


Hello everyone! Today we wanna share a couple of creations for a Sofia the First themed birthday party! Some of these items aren't from us(BEST CREATION). We used our Glitter Card Stock in Silver (GCS012) and Lavender(GCS029) for the big crown and the tiny crowns on the candy cars and around the serving plate. We glued them together using our Glue Tape in Permanent GT001. 


For the little Sofia's, we bought stickers and glued them to our Glitter Card Stock with our Glue Tape andhand cut each one. We used same Glitter Card Stocks for the crowns p, Silver GCS012 and Lavender GCS02. For the candy jars we used our Glitter Tape in Silver (GTS001) and the purple color is store bought. We added the crowns using Foam Tape in Big Circle FT003.



 For the serving tray we used a Lavender tulle and Dark purple tulle to match the colors we lined around with Dark purple ribbon,added some gems, and added the Glitter crowns and the Glitter Sofia's. 


Pictured below is the paper and items we used. Not all items are sold by Best Creation. 


Head on over to our eBay and Etsy store for more paper and supplies for any DIY project! 

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