10 SIMPLE – AND CHEAP – PARTY DECORATION IDEAS If the seven kids’ birthday parties currently on our calendar for the next 3 weeks are any indication, party season is upon us. If you’re planning on hosting a party in the near future, you may enjoy these 10 simple and inexpensive decorating ideas to add some flair to your event. As is probably not a surprise, when I was gathering ideas for this post, I came across a lot of ideas involving balloons – a LOT. And why not? They’re cheap, easy, have big visual impact, and kids love fighting over them and crying when they pop. Here are a few of the most creative I found: 1. Golf Tee Balloon Garden . Add some balloons to the lawn for an outdoor party or shower by just tying the strings to golf tees. http://greengardenblog.com/ 2013/01/03/use-golf-tees-to- stake-balloons-to-the-ground- awesome-for-partiesshowers/ ) 2. DIY Balloon Garland. Carefully string some balloons together with needle and thread and voila. Use h
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