The 4th of July is quickly approaching and I know you’re looking for some fabulous ideas to make this day extra special for your family. Here are several women who have gone above and beyond to make their holiday ooze with patriotism with these July 4th Activities.
July 4th Activities
Can I tell you what a fan I am of the Over the Tipsy Top girls. Love them! Here is their July 4th table decor target=”_blank” which includes sparklers, patriotic gum balls, and lots of glitter.
The Over the Tipsy Top girls have done it again with their fabulous 4th of July glitterlicious stars. What a fun activity to make for the 4th of July.
Susie Harris created a tutorial on how to paint your own flag from a piece of pine as home decor. She was inspired by the Pottery Barn flag version.
Amber created a tutorial on how to make an Uncle Sam Windsock.
Katie submitted her patriotic decorations; red, white, and blue decorations she made for her home last 4th of July but many perfect for any patriotic celebration.
July 4th DIY Decor
Anjeanette submitted her patriotic fabric swag tutorial. What’s so funny about this is that I found it on my own via Delicious and bookmarked it for this post.
How fun would this hand and foot print flag be to make with your kiddos. Materials needed: red and blue paint, one chubby foot, one delicate hand, white butcher paper, and a frame.
4th of July Park
Jo-Ann submitted her post on how to throw a July 4th Bike Parade at the park. Have the children gather to decorate their bikes, have a picnic lunch and ride their bikes in procession as neighbors and friends watch the parade.
MyCreative-Cafe created these red, white, and blue party favors which are perfect for a 4th of July party.
An Altered State of Mind created these darling firecrackers made from Life Savers candy. She removed the existing cover and re-wrapped them with digital papers that she printed. Wrap ribbon around them prior to wrapping the paper. These would make perfect party favors or you could use them as table decor.
Now that you have all the mixin’s for a fab party, the question is ‘what to wear’? I found this red, white, and navy polka dot outfit on Baby Bintz. You can get out your sewing machine and ruffler or purchase it from I Mbornagain. {{darling}}
If you’re looking for more 4th of July inspiration: Check out these previous posts:
- Teach Me Thursday - July 4th Tutorials
- Memorial Holiday
- Memorial Day Is Time to Play
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Great ideas! I am loving the bike parade idea! What kiddo wouldn’t like decorating their bike and parading around? So cute!
oh i love them all! my daughter’s birthday is the 4th so we usually have a big shabang and that outfit is just TOO cute!!!
HI,
I am a fan of your blog. I love all your ideas and photos…so inspiring!
Imagaine my surprise when I came to visit today and saw that darling 4th of July set–that cutie is MY daughter from about 3 years ago. We LOVED that set and received many compliments on it……..it is amazing!
Happy 4th,
Debra
Laurie, I love your blog! I love all your tips! The new look is fantastic! I left you an award over on my blog! http://scrappinoutloud.blogspot.com/2009/06/kreativ-blogger-award.html
Those are some great 4th of July ideas. I just love the little girl’s outfit! How cute!
Thanks for featuring my centerpiece and patriotic decorations Laurie! I really appreciate it! I’m off to check out the other talented ladies featured☺
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