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Join in on the craze with this Squishmallow 6th Birthday Party by Kristen Janes of Kio Kreations, out of Aurora, Illinois! Featuring custom signage, tasty treats and Squishmallows by the dozen, this event is a must see! Favorite details to squish and squeeze, include: Sqishmallow Cakes Adorable Squishmallow Cookies Jelly Basket Favors Balloon + Panel Arch Backdrop Colorful Donut Board And MORE!
Here are Mario-themed party decor and food ideas that you can use to create a Mario-Themed Birthday party for your child.
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PokemonGo is a craze overtaking North America. It's the perfect theme for my son’s 7th birthday party. Check out our Pokemon themed games, crafts, food & more!
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Host a spectacular Unicorn Birthday Party with these amazing Unicorn Party Ideas your daughter will love. Cool ideas from invitations to party favors.
It's always a pleasure to work with a super creative parent on any party. This past Saturday, we helped style a cute rock star themed birthday party for a little girl who was turning five. The mom had been planning on this party theme for a year. She had picked up the fun banners on clearance that coordinated with the whole theme of the event. Thrift stores also became excellent sources to pick up more party items. Like the fun cassette background to the cupcake table. Which was actually a duvet cover. The pillowcase was used as part of the centerpiece for the kid table. The pink polka dot table cover that the mom used for the cupcake table was another sheet. Cardboard paper amps were also thrift store finds. Vinyl records were placed on our glass cake stands and glittery purple ribbon created the perfect serving trays. Tying coordinating purple ribbon around the popcorn scoop dressed it up. The mom made a fun birthday sign which she placed in a black frame, as well as a coordinating number 5 which she placed above the cupcake table. We supplied the drum set, amp, mic and mic stand, guitar, and tambourines to help set the stage for this rocking fifth birthday party. The mom hung twinkle lights behind two black sheets and a silver tablecloth which she was able to pick up on clearance from Christmas! Feather boas, sparkly microphones, and fun glasses not only were great party favors, but also served as great photo props for when the kids sang up on the "stage". The birthday girl's mom made the cupcake wrappers and picked up cute colorful cupcakes from Sam's Club. We made star sugar cookies and iced them with edible glitter that the mom had also made. Tutorials can be found on the internet for making edible glitter. A simple recipe that consists of sugar, food coloring, and baking. A fun activity for the kids that attended was decorating their own guitar using magic markers and glitter glue. Yes, our creative mom painstakingly cut out twenty of those cardboard guitars herself. We provided the black glitter stars for the guitars.
So B had a LEGO Building Party on the 15th and I had to make LEGO brick cakes! I was going to make 1 rectangular brick from a 9"x13" cake pan, but B had other plans. He informed me that the rectangular brick was not the "original" LEGO brick; the square one with 4 nodules on top was. He also informed me he wanted a half and half cake, like Wegmans does in their full sheet cakes (one half is vanilla and 1 half is chocolate). I decided to make 1 cake of each flavor. So here's what I did. With each box of cake mix, I made an 8"x8" cake and 6 cupcakes. I only needed 4 cupcakes for the top of each cake, but I felt better having extras in case I messed something up. If I am decorating cakes, I never ice them the same day they are baked. I let them set up for at least 24 hours and they are easier to work with, in my opinion. Here are all my pieces, cooled. I sliced off the rounded top of each cake. Turning them upside down would not have worked; I wanted both top and bottom to be flat. I cut the top of four cupcakes off. Leaving them in the wrapper made a perfect guide line for me. I laid the cupcakes, upside down on the cake to test out where they would go and make sure they fit. Then I iced the base.... ...and each cupcake. I tried holding the cupcakes from the bottom and icing them, but I could not hold them steady enough and I got more icing on my fingers than on the cupcakes. So, I cleaned the bottom of an icing can, put a dollop of icing on it to use as "glue" to hold the cupcake in place and iced them that way. So much better! When i had completely iced a cupcake, I used a thin, metal spatula to slide the cupcake off the bottom of the icing can and onto the cake. I could have left the cakes like this, but that' not me. Every nodule (they are actually called "pips", according to LEGO) on every LEGO brick has the word "LEGO" in it. So I used a toothpick while the icing was still soft and wrote LEGO on top of all 8 pips. There you go!
My son really wanted to be Luigi with his Poltergust 5000 off the game Luigi’s Mansion. We looked online and saw a few ideas but nothing with a breakdown and materials on how to make it. FY…
