If you're not familiar with Sharnel from My Life, My Loves, you will be now! Sharnel is a very talented mum (she lives in Australia) who creates the most beautiful parties for her children, along with baking up some of the prettiest sweets around, and shares it all on her gorgeous blog! 
When she sent me the link to her son's recent party, I knew I had to share! My readers are always asking for more BOY birthday party ideas, since I tend to gravitate toward all things pink and sweet! So, here you have it, it's sweet but it's NAVY BLUE & GREEN!
The details are PERFECTION and Sharnel provides links to tutorials and sources, so you can create your own party similar to hers!Now...if only she lived closer so we could all order her desserts!
Thanks for sharing the party, Sharnel. You are a true talent!
While you're there, be sure to check out her daughter's party
which was featured on Sweet Designs by Amy Atlas and Party Perfect!
which was featured on Sweet Designs by Amy Atlas and Party Perfect!
Sorry, could help but throw a little pink in this post! :)
These cookies make me want to plan a 
Have you ever seen such detail on a cookie?
On Kate's birthday, the day after Christmas, I visited Phoenix Children's Hospital to decorate her room and bring her the many wonderful gifts you all sent. It was an emotional experience for me. I was so nervous. To meet her. To meet her parents. When you read Holly's blog (her mom), you feel her emotions, the ups and downs of this trying journey. What do you say? 
Kate's mom, Holly came in, and she was so appreciative of everything. I had an emotional chat with her and Kate's nurse, Erica. I cannot imagine being in Holly's position, yet her strength is undeniable. She is such an amazing mother. I am grateful to have had the chance to tell Holly how she has inspired me personally. Kate is so blessed to have caring, loving parents by her side at every moment of this terrible experience. Kate's nurse deserves a gold medal. What a difficult yet rewarding job she has, caring for these children with cancer. Her heart poured out as she spoke of Kate and her strength. How inspiring this experience was. 
Unfortunately, Kate was feeling terrible when she came back in. Holly assured me that once she was feeling better that she would love opening her gifts. I decided it was my time to leave, and as soon as I left the room, the tears started streaming down my face.
