You guys are going to love this flannel and flapjacks holiday party! It is full of rustic charm, tasty treats and even a delicious gluten-free gingerbread pancake recipe.
Whether you host an annual couples Christmas party or girls night out around the holidays, this flannel and flapjacks party is a great theme.
You guys, this flannel and flapjacks party was so much fun! I love getting together with friends and especially love themed girls night out parties. I know, I am one cheesy girl but it’s just so much fun. This year I decided to create a rustic flannel and flapjacks holiday party. I couldn’t find a tablecloth that I loved so I just went ahead and bought this perfect sheet set from Target. Sheets and wrapping paper work great in the place of a traditional tablecloth.
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I used my wood chargers to keep the rustic theme going as well as this elk antler from my brother-in-law. Wasn’t that so nice of him? His only request was that I not paint it gold. It was tough but I decided the rustic antler was great on it’s own. The cups were found in the clearance section of HomeGoods in a pack of six for under $10…score!
I made sure to have plenty of sugared cranberries for the girls to munch on and top their gingerbread pancakes with. We had a variety of syrups as well including cinnamon, maple and spiced buttermilk. Waiting at the table were vintage looking holiday bags, again found at HomeGoods for $0.99 each.
I also made sure first thing that each girl had a Sweet Savannah Co. signature shirt. It read, flannel & flapjacks these are a few of my favorite things. Everyone looked so cute in them! 
Since the breakfast dinner was filling but we were moving to another room for the rest of our flannel and flapjacks holiday party festivities; I made a treat bar. I wanted something close to the family room that the girls could pick and choose goodies from when they wanted. Since I didn’t want the girls to have to use utensils to eat, I chose sparkling cranberry cupcakes, peppermint brownie bites, pancake decorated sugar cookies and mini pancake topped maple cupcakes (recipe below).
This was also where I housed some of the party favors. I did mini canvas bags filled with our dry Glutino gluten-free gingerbread pancake mix, a holiday cookie cutter and mini Nutella.
While I chose to do breakfast foods, you could also end the evening cozy by the fireplace with Melting Pot cheese fondue. 
After dinner, we headed into the cozy family room around our Christmas tree for a gift exchange. We read this funny story that had each girl passing left and right until they ended up with a gift to open. I also gifted the girls with cozy socks to snuggle their toes up in. They also got a red nail polish for painting their tootsies during the movie.
The whole evening was a fun celebration of friendship. I loved seeing the girls laugh and visit over a casual meal and movie while comfortably enjoying a girls night in flannel jammies. This flannel and flapjacks party is one I will surely remember. I hope you guys can recreate for your own friends. Merry Christmas!
Be sure to check out our mini pancake topped maple cupcake recipe below. Then enter the giveaway for your chance to win a HUGE Glutino prize pack. It includes a brand new Kitchenaide!! It’s perfect for creating your own girls night in. You guys, it is so gorgeous too, I mean just look at that blue!
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Maple Pancake Cupcakes
Ingredients
- 2 1/4 C all-purpose gluten-free flour Glutino brand works fabulously
- 1 tsp. salt
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 3 tsp. baking powder
- 1 tsp. xanthan gum
- 1 1/4 C sugar
- 1/4 C butter melted
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 C real maple syrup
- prepared gluten-free pancake mix Glutino brand is great
- 1/2 C butter
- 2 C powdered sugar
- 2 T real maple syrup
For maple buttermilk:
- 1/2 C butter
- 3/4 C sugar
- 1/2 C buttermilk
- 1 T maple syrup
- 1 tsp. baking soda
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350°
- Meanwhile, prepare cupcake pan with baking cups
- In a bowl, combine first five ingredient
- In a stand mixer, beat butter and sugar until fluffy then add eggs one at a time
- Mix in the maple syrup
- Fill cupcake liners 2/3 full with cake batter
- Bake at 350° for 18-22 minutes or until toothpick inserted comes out clean.
- While the cupcakes are baking, prepare the frosting
- Beat butter until fluffy
- Mix in maple syrup
- Slowly add in the powdered sugar
- *If it is too thick, add milk to thin it out
- Fry up mini gluten-free pancakes, about 1 inch by 1 inch
- After the cupcakes have cooled, top with maple frosting and then mini gluten-free pancakes
- Top that with more butter and maple buttermilk syrup
- Syrup
- Bring butter, sugar and buttermilk to a boil. Remove from heat and add maple syrup and baking soda. Serve hot over pancakes.
Nutrition
Don’t forget to check out our delicious gluten-free gingerbread pancake recipe with spiced buttermilk syrup. It is a delicious flannel and flapjacks holiday party and Christmas morning favorite.
Vendor credits-
Style and design, recipes + still photos: Chandice Probst
Interactive photography: Tyree Shaw Photography and Design
Gluten-free treats: Glutino
Pancake decorated sugar cookies: Enchanted Cookie Boutique
Flannel & Flapjacks shirts: Sweet Savannah Co.
Green glasses, mini canvas totes & vintage truck bags: HomeGoods
Mini Nutella, flannel sheet used as tablecloth, green bottlebrush tree & red flannel pajamas: Target
Leigh Borders says
If I won I would definitely want to keep it. This has been on my Christmas list for years.
Leigh Borders says
We love their chocolate vanilla creme cookies.
Elle says
I would keep it for baking and cooking.
Kelly D says
I would keep this for my husband and I. We like to bake and cook a lot and this would be helpful.
heather says
I would give this to my mother if I won she is a fantastic cook and would love it.
Kathleen K says
We don’t have one so I would keep it so we could use it for baking and other cooking projects at home!
Tamra H says
I would bake all the things! (specifically cakes and cookies and things)
Kristin G says
I would love to have my own KitchenAid mixer. I bake a lot and it would come in handy for mixing.
Sonya Morris says
I would keep the KitchenAid for myself!
Sonya Morris says
I love the Glutino pretzels!
Rachel says
I would keep the Kitchenaide for myself and make cranberry shortbread cookies.
Starla says
Wow those look absolutely delicious and so good in the photos! If I were to win I would keep it for myself as I have been wanting one for ages!
Shauna says
I have a hand held mixer from my grandma from 1970, so would love to be able to upgrade 🙂
Tammy Shelton says
I would gift it to my daughter. She is the best cook/baker in our family.
Chandice says
What a thoughtful thing of you! 🙂
Seyma Shabbir says
If I win the kitchenaid I will gift it to my mother in law. She has carpal tunnel and it will help with baking.
Edye says
I would give this to my grandma! 🙂
Lori Williams says
I am being very selfish to say this, but I would keep it for myself. I have been wanting a KitchenAid Stand Mixer since me and my husband got married 25 years ago this year. They are just so expensive that I think the only way I will ever own one is to win it. So that is what I have been trying to do. One day, it may happen!! Until then, my KitchenAid Hand Mixer works great!
Steve Weber says
My favorite are the pretzel twists.
jberry says
Torn, really. I travel for work & am rarely home, but love to bake for my neighbors when there. My mother would make better use of it, she bakes for me when I pass through Asheville.
Maryann D. says
I would gift this to my daughter who is very special and she loves to bake too.