ireland_nicole
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- Feb 1, 2008
Totally not Disney:
The twins decided that Belle's 2nd birthday party should be on a train. Don't ask me how they came to that conclusion...it is what it is.
Anyway, the Sacramento Railroad Museum has a free standing caboose which they rent out for parties. The cost of the rental includes 12 adult tickets for a 40 minute train ride up the Sacramento River, with children riding free.
So we've decided to purchase all paper goods in "The Little Engine That Could" theme, shown here:
http://www.trainparty.com/little-engine-that-could-party-supplies.html
Of course, all three girls need "train clothes, Auntie!" I could expand on the obvious circus theme of the little engine...but what else? Has anyone seen trains on fabric (other than Thomas)? Isabel doesn't care for Thomas, and I don't think it's really all that great a choice for a little girl's party anyway. I like ruffles and lace on my girls
I could go with the pink striped overalls and hats, with lacy ruffly blouses, but what else??
I have until April 3rd - plenty of time to order fabric if I can find something.
Any ideas?
ok, when I think trains, I think conductor; so blue and white or pink and white strips; a cloche hat is close to the "conductor" style but femenine, esp. w/ flowers. You can also add bandana fabric- the old style conductors always had them around their necks in pics. Try googling different ideas, too; I found this one:
http://www.fabricattic.com/All Aboard T0612401.jpg
and thought it could be really great as part of a dress w/ some coordinates maybe? I think the train party is a great idea btw
Hi all!
Mommy2JulietJocelyn Love the Toy Story dresses! They are so adorable. Nice Job!
I know many of you have seen this on facebook but if you haven't here it is. My "new Alice" inspired dress modeled by my niece Bella. Get ready for Alice overload:
That is too precious!