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The official turning 8 party for Elizabeth commenced on Saturday, and the above poster, which was hanging all over our living room, sums it up nicely. Activity number 1 was dyeing the silk dancing scarves, which each partygoer did as soon as they arrived so that the dye could set, and I could wash and dry them, with time to use them at the end.
While the scarves were setting, washing, and drying, a few games of American Art Bingo and some cake passed the time. In lieu of a traditional birthday cake, Elizabeth chose Angel Food Cake (from Whole Foods, she was very specific) garnished with a dob of fresh whipped cream.
Then the partygoers got their groove on to some Celtic music, scarves flying, and Elizabeth in her new birthday skirt.
In all, a pretty fun way to turn 8.
Oh, fun. THe scarves look great.
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Oooh...I like that girls style! ;) Sounds like a great party.
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