I love lights. Absolutely love them! And I’m a fan of sweet things too. So, when I saw the following DIY tutorial I had to tell myself just to blog it as a fab children’s party idea and not to run to the nearest craft store so I could fill my tiny room with big lit-up sweets! They look so awesome though…
Awesome images by Elove Photos
For all the details head over to Oh Happy Day.
So there you go, I’ve blogged them… still sooo tempted to make them mind you ;)
DebsThere are fairy lights everywhere at this time of year! I love it! But they shouldn’t just be restricted to Christmas, and certainly not in children’s lives, so here are some ideas and lots of inspiration for how you can use fairy lights as a feature in children’s rooms:
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Rubik’s cube, 3D glasses, Gummi Bears and Spirograph… Jellio takes all these pieces of nostalgia and more, combines them with interior design know-how and comes up with quirky lights and furniture. As a child of the 80s I’m in love with everything they create, but the bright colours and playful element to their creations makes them just perfect for a child’s room too.
I love the lights Jellio makes. From a ball of Gummi Bears to a ball of popcorn, ice cream cones and balloon animals each creations looks so much fun and I’m sure a child would like them just as much as me!
And the furniture is very cool too. The Spirograph table actually works! Amazing!
Some of these items are pricey but I imagine you could get a lot of use out of them, as when the kids have moved out you can sneak it into the main house and enjoy it yourself which, let’s face it, would be why you really bought it in the first place ;)
Debs
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