I'll admit that this wasn't my most favorite cake to make...but, Audrey loved it- and that's what counts :) The bottom was a 12 inch cake pan (that took two boxes of cake mix!) I then had a bow candy mold and just stuck them to the bottom edge. The cupcake liners were black and white polka dots. I found the bows at the fabric store for 15 cents a piece. They easily slid into the toothpicks.
Audrey taking a snack break.
I put a bunch of bows in a jar to have everyone guess the amount. It was quite the hit.
The mouse ears were cut with my Cricut. I then punched holes in the top and bottom and threaded through the straws. 
I found these purses and cute little headbands to put in them for the girls. The boys got chalk and a hot wheel (Dante helped pick those out!)More photos at Flickr, if interested! Thanks for checking out Audrey's 2nd Birthday:)
Soooooooooooooooooo cute!! Its like I'm there all over again!!! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
ReplyDeleteI went to look at the pics on Flickr too, amazing!! Everything looks so wonderful, you did a great job!! I am glad the party went so well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful job you did Val!! I went and checked out the other photos too. It certainly looks like fun was had by all! Everything came together so beautifully!! Well done!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous party! I absolutely love themed parties and love putting it all together down to the last detail.
ReplyDeleteeverything looks so pretty and your daughter looks soooo happy. thanks for sharing her day with us.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the mini favors. Your daughter is sooo adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteI want those cute cupcakes at my party :) Too cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun birthday party! The last time I did a Mickey themed party for my nephew using my Cricut too but it was definitely not as good! How I wish this post came earlier :) Perhaps this can be my inspiration for the next party!
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