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I styled this party a few weeks ago for my little {not so little anymore…sniff} three year old! He absolutely loves the book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, so I decided to throw him a Little Hungry Caterpillar themed birthday party! A huge thanks to the lovely Amy from Paper Blossom Creations for providing THE cutest stationary + printables for the party! Amy's printable designs are divine, and she went above and beyond for me and Easton's party! Some party ideas and inspiration to look for…

Construct your own “Very Hungry Caterpillar” using half an apple for a head, blueberries on toothpicks for the antennae, almonds for feet, and multi-colored fruit for the body. | Alyssa Renee Photography

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For my son's first birthday we had a Very Hungry Caterpillar Party. Here's how we made the simple food labels. First print a copy of the labels. Download your free Very Hungry Caterpillar Food Labels here I then cut out the labels to size and cut red backing paper slightly larger than each label. Stick a toothpick with sticky-tape to the back of your label and then glue the red backing paper over the top of the toothpick to cover it and give the label a nice colourful border like this. Your…