Ninja Kidz cake topper. Perfect for a birthday boy or birthday girl who are fans of ninja kidz. Made from cardstock Different color cardstock can be picked. Colors may vary depending on store availability! Personalize it with child’s name and age. PROCESSING TIME 3-5 Business Days Thank you for shopping from my store. LEGAL DISCLAIMER: I do not claim ownership of any character or image used in my designs. Copyrights and/or Trademarks of any character and or image used belong to their respective owners and are not being sold. You are paying for my time, services and supplies in creating, customizing, and assembling these handmade pieces for your own personal use. I’M NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU PACKAGE GETS LOST OR STOLEN!

Decoration ideas, games and a free printable banner for your DIY Ninjago party. Head to the blog now to get all the details!

Ninja Kidz cupcake toppers. Perfect for a birthday boy or birthday girl who are fans of ninja kidz. Made from cardstock and prints Size 2.5 inch A toothpick is used Colors may vary depending on store availability! PROCESSING TIME 3-5 Business Days Thank you for shopping from my store. LEGAL DISCLAIMER: I do not claim ownership of any character or image used in my designs. Copyrights and/or Trademarks of any character and or image used belong to their respective owners and are not being sold. You are paying for my time, services and supplies in creating, customizing, and assembling these handmade pieces for your own personal use. I’M NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR PACKAGE GETS LOTS OR STOLEN!

So, I have to admit I had a little fun with this one! :) Having two girls of my own, I have a lot of experience planning girl themed pa...

Fun and easy Unicorn birthday party ideas to help make your party a success including unicorn food ideas and free printable downloads.

This past weekend was Boy 2's 11th birthday. Hard to believe it's been that long since the day he was born! What you all need to know abou...

En og en halv uke siden sist ja. Ganske greit det - kort fortalt: Vi var på fotballturnering forrige helg med teltovernatting. Gøy og slitsomt. Etter lang tid trøbbel med både allergien, ryggen og søvn ble det en tvungen pause denne uken som var - fra jobb og mye annet. Og det gjør vondt inni hjerterota. Jeg liker det ikke. Men det kan vi snakke om en annen gang. Ikke har jeg fått delt noe her inne heller. Men det jeg faktisk skal dele i dette innlegget er at August endelig fikk feiret bursdagen sin i dag. Han feiret Jurassic Park-bursdag og det var perfekt (Ja, bortsett fra kaken da - jeg har gitt opp unger og fine kaker. De vil bare ha skuffekake eller is.). Her kommer bilder fra dagens bursdag: Kommer tilbake med detaljer i eget innlegg etterhvert - nå er denne slitne kroppen på vei i seng. Og håper på en bedre uke nå. I min tvungede pause i uken som var skulle jeg hente meg inn på søvnen og kommer i vater. Hva skjer når jeg slapper av ? Blir forkjøla. Og det er nok årsaken til at dette er den 6. forkjølelsen siden jul. Så det ble ikke slik at jeg kom i vater denne uken - men vi får se om det går bra løpet av uken igjen. God natt !

So your LEGO-mad child has a birthday coming up, and they are begging for a LEGO-themed party! Where to start? Here are 14 LEGO Party Ideas that will make sure Everything is Awesome (in the immortal words from The LEGO Movie), and that you're the coolest Mom/Dad on the block!

This Ninja Turtle paper plate banner by Dolled Up Design has been so popular that she's decided to turn it into a FREE printable for us!

There's logic to the notion of an obstacle-course-themed birthday party considering how many real-life obstacles an 8-year-old has surmounted. Each little triumph of language and locomotion has been a confidence-building occasion.

A Japanese Ninja Birthday Party - ideas on DIY decorations, printables, food, drinks, desserts table, games and favors for a boy celebration!

My son is officially 4, and for his birthday he decided that he wanted a TMNT party. I don’t know how he got the idea in his head because he has never seen the show and has none of the paraphernalia, but they learn somehow, don’t they? We granted his party request, so I get...Read More

**** DISPOSABLE Girl Ninjas Party Cups *** Disposable plastic cups — Comes just as pictured- WITH lids & matching straws (pink, purple, turquoise) The cups are decaled with professional-grade, top quality VINYL. It is waterproof! Each decal is hand placed on the cup. They are hand made with lots of labor and love :) Cups are available in sets of 8, 12 or 16 Available personalized or not (just with regular decals) *Personalization can include names or a short message The perfect addition to your themed party! Adorable and durable! — Cup is disposable plastic and holds 16oz — Cold liquids

What to Look for in a Venue for an American Ninja Warrior-Themed Birthday Party You're embarking on the thrilling adventure of party-planning an American Ninja Warrior-themed birthday bash. Your mission: to find the perfect venue. Look for a space with ample room for obstacle courses and physical challenges, capturing the heart-pounding excitement of the show. High ceilings are a bonus for mimicking those towering warped walls. An outdoor location? Think spacious parks or even a local gym. And

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Hey party peeps! Today I'm sharing a party trend that has been gaining momentum this past year. More and more little girls are requesting traditionally boy-themed parties from superhero, dinosaur and yes...ninja themes! Let me show you how to get in on this trend and HOST A PINK NINJA PARTY FOR GIRLS featuring a cute DIY Pink Ninja Party Wreath, DIY Pink Ninja Party Chairs and yummy Chocolate Dipped Fortune Cookies! RECREATE THIS PINK NINJA PARTY! Oriental Trading has an entire 'Ninja Girl' collection of party supplies that makes recreating this party super easy. For a full shopping list and

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Welcome your party guests to your Pink Ninja party with this DIY Ninja Door Wreath. It's easy to make with just a few supplies from Oriental Trading.

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Hey party peeps! Today I'm sharing a party trend that has been gaining momentum this past year. More and more little girls are requesting traditionally boy-themed parties from superhero, dinosaur and yes...ninja themes! Let me show you how to get in on this trend and HOST A PINK NINJA PARTY FOR GIRLS featuring a cute DIY Pink Ninja Party Wreath, DIY Pink Ninja Party Chairs and yummy Chocolate Dipped Fortune Cookies! RECREATE THIS PINK NINJA PARTY! Oriental Trading has an entire 'Ninja Girl' collection of party supplies that makes recreating this party super easy. For a full shopping list and

(Yeah, that is a paint stir stick. It is his ninja/samurai sword. I thought about getting him a real one, but he loves this one and has never questioned it's obvious non-ninja/samurainess. He is probably the sweetest person on the planet.) I put a moderate effort into my kids birthday parties. Here is my semi-not really that organized way of planning a kids birthday party: First I focus on a present (PR mask as pictured above), which then generates a theme centered around the present, next comes the cake which follows the theme, after that snacks also centered around the theme, and then some decorations. Pretty much in that order. So this year it was pretty simple. My little boy loves Ninjago Legos and Power Rangers, so we went with a kind of Ninjago, kind of ninja, kind of samurai, kind of ranger type party. Yeah, we are laid back in this house. No games though. I hate putting that much structure in a kids party (I told you we were laid back). I do however plan a game for our annual Halloween party, since we usually have more kids there and they need some way of working off all those sweets. First was the cake. Why didn't I chose Power Rangers when his present was PR related? Shoot, look how simple that cake is! A PR face would have been way more complicated. This was a really easy birthday cake. Plus, he had no problem with having like 15 themes going on for this party. In fact I think it made it better in a way. Anywho, I got the idea for the cake from this Flikr account. There aren't any instructions on it, but it was pretty simple to figure out. I just made some of this easy marshmallow fondant from candy.about.com (seriously I loooove this stuff. So much cheaper than store bought fondant). I just rolled it out bigger than I needed it to be, marked the face with a knife, piped on an outline for the face in black icing, made the eyes and eyebrows, and iced the rest in black. Wish I had a picture of every one's teeth after they were done with that cake! This turned out to be my 2nd favorite cake I have ever made. What's my first favorite? This one! I did this for my tea pot birthday cake for my daughter's birthday. The only problem I ran into was that the fondant got a little, well, limp after it sat at room temp. for about a 1/2 hour. I heard that the store bought stuff holds up a bit more. Ok, back to ninja stuff. I also made "Samurai Sushi" which is made from rice krispie treats, twizzlers, fruit roll-ups, and gummy fish. This party was very uncharacteristic of me. It was full of all kinds of processed foods and dyes. My kids didn't even know what the fruit roll-ups were! It was totally worth it though. They were a huge hit! Sure my son stayed up until 10:30 pm, but you only have one 6th birthday party! You can find the instructions here, also at candy.about.com. The little "nigiri" were my favorite! I also purchased these ninjabread men cookie cutters from Amazon. This is a picture of what they could look like. This is what they look like when you get to the point in party preparation where you give up. Oh well. The kids loved em still. I even found my son scarfing one down, crouched behind his play kitchen (after he had already had cookies, sushi, and cake. *sigh*). I tried to act serious about it, but he had chosen to sneak a black iced one and was so covered in black icing he couldn't even attempt to deny what he had done ;) (Here is a link if you want to buy some of your own! They look metal but they are actually plastic; just a heads up!) I have wanted to use these "Cupcake Ninja" printouts from Zakka Life for a while now. Technically I have used these before for "computer ninjas" (I pretty much just printed these out and taped them all over the sides of the computer, which I thought was hilarious), but their original purpose is for cupcakes. Just make sure the inky part doesn't touch the icing. Here is what our little snack table looked like. The black and red streamers were about the only other decoration I did. Oh and this. I just copied it from babble fish and printed it off in Word (I think the font size was 500?). Apparently it says "Happy Birthday" in Japanese. Maybe someone can verify that for me? Note: My husband won't stop bugging me about giving him credit for this idea. He is the most creative person ever and far surpasses my feeble creative attempts at party decorating. Satisfied J? Overall it was a really simple party. I wanted to do more, like always, and I just didn't have time for everything, like always, but everyone had fun and my little boy said it was the "best party EVER". That is all I needed! One of the things I didn't have time to make that I had full intentions of making this awesome Ninjago key chain from Wee Folk Art. I will still make it eventually! Maybe I can make it in time for V-Day? I just love how cool this looks. I have had a hard time finding homemade gifts to make a 6 year old boy. It was super easy when he was little, but now he likes stuff that is a bit more "manly". This definitely meets his standards! You can find the pattern here to make your own Ninjago key chain!