You are sure to build a lot of fun ideas with this fabulous Lego Birthday Party by Bronwyn Serradinho, out of Polokwane, Limpopo, South Africa! Scattered with bright colors, adorable lego themed sweets and custom lego decor, this event is for all to explore! So start stacking and build until you drop and be sure to include these details that really pop: Awesome Lego Birthday CakeCustom Lego BackdropLego Head Cake Pops Lego Themed CookiesColorful Lego Man BannersLego Sack Table Settings with Personalized Lego TagsLego Head Masks
All the details to throw a Lego birthday party for a 5 year old! DIY decorations, lego cake, and ideas for a Lego birthday party.
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Nu het voor alle kids vakantie is, krijg je als ouders wel eens te horen: ik verveel me! We hebben helemaal geen leuk speelgoed. Ik weet niet wat ik moet doen.
Free Printable Lego Birthday Party Invitation Template. Editable DIY kids birthday party invitaiton or lego baby shower invitation.
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There are tons of Lego cake ideas out there that need professional skills to create. This Lego birthday cake is so cute and simple enough for anyone to do. Decorate your cake with your child's age made from Lego bricks and their favorite Lego characters. A name cake topper in classic Lego colors completes the look for your perfect Lego Birthday Cake.
Make these easy edible fondant LEGO bricks for a LEGO birthday cake -- both thick and thin LEGO cake decorations and toppers -- no special LEGO mold needed!
Cela faisait un petit moment que je n'avais pas publié d'article sur le blog, par manque de temps.. J'ai la tête pleine d'idées mais pas assez de temps pour les réaliser. C'est parfois frustrant car ce que j'aime par dessus tout dans mon métier, c'est la partie création. Alors je suis d'autant plus contente de revenir aujourd'hui avec un nouveau thème de fête à vous proposer, 100% homemade, réalisé à l'occasion des 6 ans de mon petit garçon. Un grand fan de lego ! Et pourtant, je vous avoue que je n'étais pas forcément emballée par l'idée au départ, au vu des jours qu'il me restait pour préparer sa fête. Mes enfants ont ce don pour me proposer des idées de fêtes sur des thèmes que je n'ai absolument pas en boutique.. et où je sais qu'il va falloir que je fasse tout à la main, en un temps record car je suis de celles qui planifient pour les autres, mais qui est moins organisée quand il s'agit de sa propre famille ;-) Et en même temps, au fond de moi, c'est le genre de challenge que j'adore, où j'ai tout a réaliser, où je retrouve ma paire de ciseaux et mes cartons de papier [...]
It was going to be difficult trying to top last year's Shark Party for our son's 4th birthday. It was "fin"tastic and everyone had a blast...
Time has flown by so quickly. My little girl turned 5 last week and I can hardly believe it. A few months ago, I asked my daughter what kind of party she wanted. She asked for a Lego party and an art party. I loved the idea of having both. Both would be wonderfully interactive […]
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I feel like we've been prepping for this party for months now. I knew I wanted to make it special for Hunter. My birthday always fell right around Halloween, and while I don't remember much about the presents and gifts, I do remember my parents always invited a ton of friends over and made the party incredibly special. I wanted that so much for my own son, especially now, knowing that he's just at that age where he's going to start having memories of his childhood. *We always order his birthday crown from my dear friend, Kelli at Oh Sew Sweet Creations* With so much going on the day of the party I figured I wouldn't have much time to snap photos, so I enlisted the help of my friend and photographer, Amy Wilbanks to document the day. She did such a stunning job capturing the little details and amazing fun we had. We sent out invitations my techie inclined husband created. Simple postcards printed at home that could be hand delivered or mailed depending on the destination: I scoured the web and Pinterest for inspiration. There are so many great Lego birthday party ideas out there. I borrowed from some of my favorite parties and just ran with the rest. Our dessert table was so much fun to put together. The weather has been gorgeous here in the Pacific Northwest for several days straight, so rather than keep all the kids couped up inside, (which was the plan if it rained) we held the party both indoors and out. It was a last minute decision to move the dessert table outside, but it really opened up space in our house for the kids to play and move around freely - even if it was a bit windy at times outside. The Lego Head cookies created by our friend Lisa, from Half Acre Homestead. The Lego men/women cookies created by our friend Joi at Robots Love Cupcakes. I created the DIY Lego marshmallow head pops from the tutorial at Living Locurto. The "Happy Birthday" flags are from Anders Ruff The sweet Lego brick cookies were sent by my friend, Anna. The edible minifigs I made using Wilton candy melts and a Lego minifig silicon mold. I created Lego straw toppers using some free Lego head clip art I found online (Just type in "free Lego clip art" in Google.) We filled square acrylic containers up with various Lego colored candies as part of the buffet. The Lego brick candy can be found on Amazon. We layered pudding in the classic yellow, red, and blue Lego colors - although in the above picture it's been mixed a bit after one of the kids was eating it. I dipped giant pretzel sticks in more Wilton candy melts and sprinkled them with coordinating colored sugar - they were also placed in the square acrylic containers. Our water bottle labels were handmade. I cut 2 inch strips of bright card stock and placed a hand made sticker (Avery round lables) dead center. I sealed it to the water bottles using clear packing tape. Here's a good water bottle label tutorial. Most of our decorations were handmade. From the giant Lego artwork created using old canvases, empty satin ribbon spools, craft paper, puffy alphabet letters and spray paint, to the paper garland from Hoop Da Loop on Etsy and my friend Lavina. Our home looked like a Craft Warehouse and Lego factory exploded in it for several weeks prior to the party. This great poster with Hunter's name came from Anders Ruff. Once the kids all arrived it was time to get down to some serious party fun. They all received Lego minfig t-shirts I created using iron on transfer paper. A few of the little girls opted not to wear their t-shirt during the party in lieu of their cute party dresses. Who could blame them? I made goody bags to look like Lego bricks and printed out each child's name in a free Lego font I found online, coloring around their name in yellow to give it the classic Lego appearance. Inside each gift bag I placed some Lego crayons, stickers and handmade Lego rings and necklaces for each child to wear. Party bags securely in little hands, it was time to get down to the business of partying. We took the kids outside for photos in the Lego Minifig Place-Your-Face cardboard cutout I created. This was a huge hit for parents and kids alike. They all lined up to wait patiently for their turn to be photographed. We attempted a relay race where two teams split up and ran a Lego atop a spoon down the length of the yard and placed it into a bowl on the other side. Notice I said, "attempted." The first few runners were totally on point, dashing across the lawn. But apparently the waiting in line was too much for the other 4 and 5 year olds, because soon, this is what we found: I should have known that the big bin of Legos would be more fun than an organized relay race! I let the kids play for a bit, and then we moved onto the pinata! Picture high pitched excited squeals and a raucous round of, "Pinaaaaaaata!!!!!" when the kids saw it come out. I opted for a pull string pinata because, well...I'm just leery of 5 year olds and sticks. Call me crazy. I followed the pinata tutorial From Delia Creates and it turned out great! We opted to fill the pinata with goody bags instead of loose candy. Each bag contained a little Lego notepad, a Lego Memory game, and some Lego brick candy. All the kids picked out one bag - no hurt feelings because someone wasn't quick enough to gather up loose candy. Not pushing, frantic grabbing, shoving, etc. The pinata, because it wasn't bashed open with a stick can be used as a decoration in my sons bedroom now that the party is over. (Did I mention he's getting a bedroom remodel in Lego paraphernalia?) Part 2 still to come... Simple Mama
A few weeks ago I was asked to make a cake to be auctioned off with the proceeds going to the local Children’s Hospital as part of Give Me 5 for Kids fundraising telethon. I agonised for ages over what cake to make – well, not what cake, it was always going to be a chocolate cake –...Read More
I'm obsessing over this Blue & Yellow Modern Lego Birthday Party by Carole Arslan of Pompons out of Pointe-Claire,Quebec, Canada! Featuring a clean and pristine vibe, with touches of customization, this celebration is a MUST-SEE for any Lego fan! So scroll on down and build away, with these adorable details coming your way: Awesome Lego Birthday Cake Modern Lego Backdrops + Balloon Garlands Lego Themed Table Settings with Lego Utensils & Mats White Block Dessert Pedestals Customized Lego party Bags And Creative Lego Themed Sweets!
LEGO is the most familiar plastic toy that always exists in each pre-school and kindergarten school. It is not a
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This LEGO Ninjago Cake was created using the powers of Spinjitzu. Feed the ninja within ya with this yummy birthday surprise! Cakes by The Regali Kitchen.
