Peppa Party

"Ber" months are here again! It would be a shame if my last post (our 2014 Christmas eCard) would be followed by our 2015 Christmas eCard, hehe.

So just to say hi and I miss you all, here's a little post on my dear princess' 5th birthday. The theme? None other than this little piggy who has captured the hearts of little Youtube viewers - Peppa Pig.

Without further ado, here's the DIY party I came up with:

From cartolina, I recreated the Peppa Pig house backdrop. Buntings were from National Bookstore, while the lootbags, contents, plates and cups were from Toy Kingdom.

For the cake, I just bought a celebration cake from Red Ribbon and added the Peppa Pig family toppers which I ordered online.

R's shirt is from Mothercare. Actually it's a pajama set, hehe. I just paired it with her tutu.

I'm so glad she loved her simple celebration at home together with her neighborhood friends and of course our family =)

We love you so much R!

DIY Christmas e-cards and gift tags

It's that time of the year again and I'm thinking of what our Christmas e-card concept will be this year.
What's more exciting is we are now four! It's also a great way of showing relatives and friends all over the world how our family and the kids have grown.

Just so you'll know we do a self-timer, a.k.a "sariling sikap" family photo and I just do the editing for our Christmas e-cards and labels. Laking tipid diba?

For the past years here are the e-cards I came up with:

In 2010 we had two versions, the Belen/Nativity:

and a bright red Christmas

In 2011, winter wonderland lang ang peg:

Last year, balls galore:

Hope none of them ends up in http://awkwardfamilyphotos.com/ hehe!

I also did our personalized gift tags:

2010

2011

2012

This year, here's my draft:

Pero who knows, it may change, depending on our family photo shoot this year. I'm browsing through various concepts in the net for this year's e-card, here are some cool ones:
http://www.harvardhomemaker.com/100-photos-to-inspire-your-holiday-cards/.
Don't worry, we're steering away from these:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/hgrant/26-of-the-best-of-the-worst-family-holiday-cards

How about you guys, any ideas?