Decorations For Farm Kitty Party

Sat December 5, 2015 by Kunal Bansal

Put hay bales in the yard and scatter hay on the driveway. Use Red table cloths with bunches of yellow and white helium balloons. Tie the helium balloons to toy tractors, hay bales or small wheelbarrows to hold them in place. White vases or milk bottles filled with large yellow sunflowers - tie a red or blue bandana around the vase for a bow. A fun idea for white balloons is to draw cow shaped black spots onto white balloons. Use red and blue bandana's for placemats.

If you have any wheelbarrows or any wagons fill them with hay. Put baskets of white rubber or foam eggs and milk bottles around the kitty party area. Try to get a hold of stacks of hay to put all around the kitty party area (to make demi-hay take lots of brown paper bags and put through shredders). If you have a wooden rocking horse – put it in the corral and decorate with wood crates, cowboy boots, and big burlap sacks. You can also put horse saddles on bales of hay for the kids to pretend they’re riding a horse.

Bandanas could be used as napkins (tie with rope or raffia). It’s nice to use a lot of raffia for decoration as it gives that farm-ish rustic loo. On each of the placecards you can write each guest’s name by adding “Farmer” before their name (for example: “Farmer Doug”).

Take terra cotta vases or any kind of bucket/container and fill them with sunflowers and Indian corn. You can also hang little farmer clothes (denim overalls, a bandana, red socks, thermal underwear, white t-shirts, brown boots, etc.) using clothespins on a thin rope. Another cool decoration is to fill little pools with water and have rubber duckies floating in it.