Early in the morning, I hid garden fairies that I had purchased on-line in the garden.
Dressed in their fairy costumes-Audrey and Charlotte raced to find the 16 hidden fairies!
Two real little garden fairies having a good time! Audrey trying to be the scary fairy face!
Fairy garden tea sandwiches were enjoyed by the girls- mostly the peanut butter and jelly ones!
And of course a Fairy Dusted cake for dessert topped with edible sugared roses, which they promptly spit out! Loved the pink icing though!
Audrey and Charlotte! Charlotte is wearing the necklace that she made during the play date!
In our cookbook, Romancing the Home Entertains, we have another version of this party for little girls. Here are some of the pictures from our book!
A porcelain baby fairy hides in the bowl of peonies!
Pansies and lamb's ear are tied to the napkin.
A compote of blackberries and spring blossoms- a simple centerpiece!
A porcelain fairy from Susan Snodgrass climbs out of a mason jar!
Happy fairy hunting everyone! It's the perfect time of year to find them!
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The second annual Lake Bluff Christmas tour is this weekend. Join us for a fun filled weekend that includes five homes decorated for the holidays. And as an added feature this year, two of the homes will be having boutiques that feature handmade and unique merchandise. The tour benefits the Lake Bluff History Museum and features homes with vintage charm. My home is the oldest one on the tour and today I share with you a bit of the dining area in my kitchen. Tartan and rhinestones are combined for the holidays. Glittered reindeer, velvet 
