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Here's how Caleb's 5th birthday went down last year... The backdrop was part inspired, part copied from Chica and Jo Fill Your Own Treat Bag! Chocolate Mustaches (I bough the candy mold from Amazon) Super Mario Hats (red hats from Oriental Trading Co) I used fabric glue to attach the felt Some "Princess Peach" tiaras for the princesses (from Oriental Trading) Bubbles ? Block with candy can be bought at either Party City or online (I went through Amazon) "Princess Peach Pops" (Oriental Trading) In the buckets I had Tootsie Pops, M&Ms and Super Mario fruit snacks My labor of love, the paper mache piranha plant in action with a lot of atomic fireballs! That's the pinata doubling as a centerpiece. Its a giant ? block. The five I made from construction paper coins. The banner I just added Mario Characters to a banner that we had. There were originally Backyardigans on it. Balloons, Cardboard Stand-up and the placemats are from Birthday Express. The dangly things from the chandelier are also Mario characters I printed off and attached to a former Backyardigans decoration. It was a super fun party! Very successful and memorable! Now that this it out of the way I can start blogging about his 6th birthday party, Pokèmon!
This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase using one of my links, I may make a commission at no additional cost to you. This past weekend memories were made that myself, my husband and especially B and all of his friends will NEVER forget. Not only did B turn 3...THREE, but, his birthday party was at our local Fire Department. Yes, you read that right. How cool is that?! My husband and I won a silent auction prize at a fundraiser for a local nonprofit organization Project Nova to
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Das war der Wunsch vom Junior für dieses Jahr: ein Star Wars Kindergeburtstag. Na dann :-) Die Einladungskarte: Es war einmal, 7 Jahre ist es her, dass in dieser Galaxis ein zukünftiger Jedi gebore…
I’m so excited to finally be posting Raley’s ‘Punzel 3rd birthday party! She went back and forth for a while on what kind of party she wanted but ultimately landed on a “Punzel and Pascal” party. Every day she would ask me “Is it my Punzel and Pascal party today?!” We weren’t sure party day […]
Donuts and $100 bills!? This Blue & Yellow Policeman Birthday Party by Lauren Haddox Designs sounds like my kind of party! For William's 5th birthday,
MATCHING ITEMS ► https://etsy.me/3iXwoU0 Even a superhero needs directions sometimes! Download and print these fabulous, vibrant directional party signs! Let the heros know where the kryptonite is, where to go for super powers, where the villains are hiding and throw in a few BOOMS and POWS for good measure! Looks great on a pole at the party entrance and really 'sets the theme' perfectly. ► All text is editable, except 'POW!' and 'BOOM!' signs This listing is for the design ONLY. Item does not include color changes, layout changes, font resizing, cropping of template or printing. ► You are not able to edit this file on an iPad, iPhone or any other handheld device. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- FILE INCLUDES -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Welcome Signs - Size A (Directional Signs - 4 Signs pointing left and right to guide your guests. two signs per Letter Page- 8.5 x 11 inches) Plus a Boom and Pow Sign (One sign per Letter Page/ 8.5 x 11 inches) 2. Welcome Signs - Size B (Directional Signs - 4 Signs pointing left and right to guide your guests. two signs per Tabloid Page/ 11 x 17 inches) Plus a Boom and Pow Sign (One sign per Tabloid Page/ 11 x 17 inches) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTRUCTIONS AND FAQ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Once you purchase the file you will receive an Instructions page with your download. If you’d like to read those now, you can find them here http://sunshineparties.com/faq-instructions/ together with frequently asked questions and solutions to common problems. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOW IT WORKS -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. INSTANTLY DOWNLOAD YOUR FILES After payment, follow the link to your Etsy Download page (or find it on your Etsy Purchases page) and click on the Download Now button. 2. OPEN YOUR FILES IN ADOBE READER Files will ONLY work in Adobe Reader! Make sure you have the latest full version installed – download it for FREE at http://get.adobe.com/reader/ *MAC users need to open files directly from Adobe Reader and NOT Preview. 3. PERSONALIZE YOUR FILES With your file open in Adobe Reader, just type over our sample text. Save any changes you make. You CANNOT change graphics. All text is editable unless otherwise stated at the top of this listing. 4. CHOOSE YOUR PAPER All designs are formatted to print on US Letter (8.5 x 11) size paper but also print perfectly on A4 paper. We recommend printing on 200gsm white cardstock. 5. PRINT YOUR FILES Print at home or take files to a print shop (ex: Staples, Office Depot, Kinkos, Fedex Copy Center). Make sure your print shop opens the files in LATEST version of Adobe Reader. Any other programs will ask for a security code. You CANNOT print the files as photos at a photo lab (they are not JPEG or photo file types) or at online photo print shops. If you need to convert your file into a JPEG for printing purposes, please send us a convo request and we will convert it for you. *Unfortunately we DO NOT print invitations and only supply the digital files. 6. TRIM YOUR DESIGNS Trim/cut out using scissors, craft knife, paper trimmer or punch. Some designs may need assembling. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- DESCRIPTION -------------------------------------------------------------------------- FILE FORMAT: Editable PDF file. You will need the latest version of Adobe Reader. *Please note that you are UNABLE to edit this party file on any other design programs as they are not compatible with editable PDF files. For copyright reasons these files are security protected. However if you are using the LATEST Adobe Reader for editing and printing these security features will not affect you! You are also not able to edit this file on an iPad, iPhone or any other handheld device. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- DO YOU OFFER REFUNDS? -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes we do! If you are not fully satisfied with your purchase for any reason, just let us know within 30 days and we will offer you a full refund. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- TERMS OF USE -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This file is for personal use only ie. it is not to be used for commercial purposes. You may not copy, share, sell or distribute the file in any form. This listing includes digital files only. No physical items will be shipped.
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We're gettin' down and dirty with this featured "real party" today submitted by Amy Snyder of Fun Baby Shower Ideas. I can't think of a more fitting party theme for a little guy (or girl) who's obsessed with construction vehicles, loud noises and playing in the dirt. I am LOVING the way she used The Pastry Pedestal™ to display birthday cupcakes in the back of this dumptruck. You'll love the rest of the party details Amy put together for her son's birthday party!! Think chocolate donut truck tires, construction hat decorating station, edible traffic cones, and more... My favorite party details: • The use of toy construction vehicles to creatively display desserts • The construction hat decorating station • The chocolate rocks used to fill the base of the lollipop holder A construction themed birthday party is a tried and true winner! I'd say the adorable birthday boy, Brayden, was really diggin' the turnout of his birthday party! Amy did a fantastic job at tailoring it to Brayden's love of construction vehicles and I would bet it's a birthday party friends and family were thrilled to attend. Thanks for sharing the party with us Amy! Here's Amy's recap on the planning and execution of the party details... Like most little boys, my son LOVES construction vehicles. We have a lot of construction going on in our area and everytime we drive by, he gets soo excited and yells "DIGGERS"! So, when it came time to pick a theme for his second birthday, it was an easy choice. The dessert table was the main focus of the decorations. I pinned a black sheet to the wall for a simple (and cheap) backdrop. Then, we put construction tape across it and added a construction zone sign. I wanted the dessert table to look like a construction zone, so I used a grass mat from Lowe's to cover the table and made a "road" table runner with black felt and thin yellow ribbon for the lines. I also put more construction tape around the edge of the table. I was excited to get to use my new Pastry Pedestals and took your advice and put them in a dump truck. I stuffed the back of a dump truck with floral foam and covered with crushed Oreo cookies for the "dirt". I put yellow, orange and chocolate cupcakes on the pedestals with some of your construction themed paper rounds. I also used a bulldozer as a prop scooping up Oreo truffles. We also had chocolate donuts for "truck tires" and mini cones dipped in orange candy melts for "traffic cones". We used the cones for icecream, and they were just the right size, since all the kids were under 5. I put Reece's Pieces in plastic shot glasses because they matched my color scheme perfect. The street sign lollipops were in a plastic container filled with foam and topped with chocolate rocks. I used the construction paper to cover up the foam. For his birthday cake, I bought a cake from Publix that was covered in cookie crumbs and made a banner with his name that was inspired by the invitation. The cake stand was an empty oatmeal canister wrapped with construction paper and topped with a yellow plate I found at Walmart for a couple dollars. I made food labels and thank you tags that looked like street signs. I attached the thank you tags to black bags and let everyone take home goodies from the dessert table. For activities we set up a table where the kids could decorate their own hard hats. I found some plastic hard hats at Oriental Trading along with stickers and the street sign lollipops. I used blank address labels to put on the front of the hat with each child's name, then we let them go to town with the stickers. We also had a sandbox outside with lots of trucks, cones and toys for them to play with. The kids table outside was also covered in "grass" with another road table runner made with black wrapping paper. We put little construction trucks on the table for them to play with (unfortunately I didn't get any pictures before the "road" was destroyed. I would recommend using the felt for a table runner.) Vendor Credits: Invitation & Party Printables: Pen N' Paperflowers Studio & Design Lucite Cupcake Holders: The Pastry Pedestal™ Cake & Cupcakes: Publix
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It’s no secret that there are some little (& big) Star Wars fans in our house. And, with our two oldest Padawan turning 5 & 8 (with birthdays just 1 day apart), we decided they were finally ready for an “out of this galaxy” Star Wars birthday party! They were SO excited to share the […]
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