Lil Monster Smash - J.A.M. Cakery
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Visit my Instagram for up to 20% Savings! @creativchickshop This will add the perfect touch to your Monster theme or party! Kids and adults love posing in these, and the pictures can be sent to party guests in their thank you card. ⚡️⚡️this listing is for the photo board only, monster cutouts sold separately ⚡️⚡️ This has been painted by hand onto a sturdy 3 foot tall, 4 foot wide trifold display board. This item is made to order so it can be customized any way you'd like. Please message me with your party date so I can be sure you receive it on time, thank you! All of my items are made to order so I can make any changes you'd like or need, just ask. See my other listing for matching Monster cutouts! Sold separately! https://www.etsy.com/listing/553354588. Production times vary, the time listed is a general time but I can sometimes accommodate rush deliveries. Message me with your party date and I will let you know if I can do it. T
If you’re looking for a fun craft that will have the kids work with various materials and textures, our paper plate monsters are a perfect fit. Little ones will craft with a large variety of supplies, from cardstock paper and pom poms to pipe cleaners and styrofoam ornaments.
A colorful celebration for a first birthday! Our Little Monsters were a huge hit with guests at this fantastic party. The color palette was a rainbow of bright colors combined with chevron print in orange and black. I wanted to feature a large fluffy monster as our perfect background for this amazing dessert table. Large eyes and a mouth gave life to this blue monster. My friend Johanna Padín from GloboArte created two stacked monster balloon columns to frame our background, as well as a stand alone yellow monster for the favor/gifts table. The dessert table is to die for with all of this color and sweetness. We served our usual favorites: monster cookies, eyeball Oreos, marshmallows in stripey straws, brownies with monster toppers, cheesecakes and nutella tarts. The amazing cake by Jovanna Valentín at Jovadiel Party Shop was a perfect design inspired on the little monster clip art we used for all the paperie. We used several of our monsters to decorate the areas. I set up a drinks station with fruit punch and embellished water bottles with stripey straws. Items such as cups, napkins and favor boxes are from Oriental Trading. Favor bags were transformed with cute monster faces and a thank you tag attached with ribbon. The favors included more candy, monster cups, plush items and monster rubber duckies from OT. I adore the centerpieces! I created fluffy monster heads with googly eyes for a fun pop of color. This has to be also one of my favorite parties so far. Hope you enjoyed the photos! Vendors: Design, styling and paper products: Partylicious Printables: PartyliciousEventsPR in Etsy Balloons: Johanna Padín at GlobArte Desserts: Sugar Bliss by Mari Cake & Cupcakes: Jovanna Valentín
Celebrating a birthday party? Check out these awesome monster party ideas for your birthday planning. Monster party treats and monster decorations.
Learn how to make easy monster marshmallow pops. Kids & adults will love these, and you don't need to have baking skills to pull them off.
Les enfants adorent les gâteaux en forme de monstres et vous pourriez trouver votre inspiration à travers la série d’idées qui suit....
Monster Truck themed birthday cake
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If you want to make the most epic and delicious Cookie Monster treats ever, here 15 Delicious Cookie Monster Snacks! See them here at KAB.
The party came and went in a matter of hours but all the crafting was worth it! The party was a success and the monster theme was a big hit! Here is a round-up of all the monster crafts I worked on for the past couple weeks. And some party pictures as well! Monster Cakes
My mother-in-law was planning her annual Teddy Bear Picnic for her preschool class and asked if I'd make something. I had a super busy week, so I needed something that wouldn't be too time consuming. I found this idea online and thought it was PERFECT!! No baking needed!! I used 3 Musketeer candy bars because they would be the easiest for what I wanted to do and least messy for the preschoolers!! Some instructions online said to cut the Teddy Bears (Teddy Grahams) basically in half and "glue" them onto the car. Instead of doing that, I used a small Paring Knife to cut out a "seat" for the bears and then just pushed the legs down into the seat. I cut M&Ms in half for the steering wheel and used whole M&Ms for the wheels. I used Royal Icing (it doesn't take much) to glue everything together and for the headlights!! This is a fun project to make WITH your kids as well!! There are tons of ways to change it up too!! Use different candy bars for the car. Use skittles or other small candies for the wheels and steering wheel. Use melted chocolate chips as your glue. Use your imagination and have fun!!! The kids loved them - so it ended up being the perfect treat for a Teddy Bear Picnic!!
oh! Guys! This is the funnest roundup ever! Grab some painter's tape and whip up some amazing activities, crafts and games with these fun hacks! Canvas Finger PaintingJumping Course Jump! Marbles Painting Craft Car
Cool your kids with these Disney•Pixar-themed party DIYs featuring Mike, Sulley, Dory, Nemo and the TOY STORY gang.
Alright, folks! It's birthday party time! I decided this time around to break the party up into sections, then do a recap with linkups. Since Mondays are Meal Plan Mondays, we'll start off with the food. I debated and debated over a birthday party theme this year. I picked a theme, fought to fall in love with the theme, decided I couldn't get on board with it, brainstormed, came up with a new theme, and the fun started! MONSTERS!!! What a perfect theme for my little critters! My little monsters turn 2 & 3 this year, and this was a fun unisex theme that everyone could enjoy. Every party (at least at my house) has to have themed food. Here's what I settled on. Monster Smiles Monster Ears (with Earwax) Monster Teeth Monster Fingers (with Slime) Monster Eyes & Noses Monster Toes ..and of course, Monster Cupcakes!! Smiles were croissant sandwiches. We chose Ham, Turkey, and Cheese since it pleased most of our guests. You could pick whatever fits your crowd the best. Ears were Wavy Lays Original chips and earwax was just chip dip. Teeth were Nacho Cheese Doritos. What monster wouldn't have cheesy teeth?!?! Monster Fingers were baby carrots and celery sticks. The slime was, of course, ranch dip with food coloring. The eyes and noses were strawberries, grapes, and pineapples. The toes were pigs in pretzel dough blankets. The Monster Juice was green Hawaiian Punch and Lemonade. We also had sweet tea for the adults who weren't into drinking monster juice. Last but not least, the cupcakes! I baked key lime and orange dreamcicle cupcakes from mixes that were on sale to make the monster insides green and orange. Then I got to work with brightly colored vanilla icing, a star tip, and a grass tip (borrowed from one of our favorite cousins). For the best results on the monster fur, I recommend starting from the outside edges and working your way in toward the center. Once you get your desired fur texture, just top each cupcakes off with one, two, or three eyes to make your monsters complete. These were so fun, and such a great addition to our party. This was a pretty low maintenance menu. I just whipped up some sandwiches, threw the pigs in the oven, sliced the strawberry tops, and was ready to go. Everything else was just open and pour. The most complicated thing on the whole menu was the cupcakes...and those were easy peasy as well. I can't wait to show you the details for the rest of the party! Stay tuned for the rest of the week! Here's a small sneak peak of the dessert/favor table to show off the cupcakes a little more. Enjoy!
Today’s party feature is an adorable Monster Mash birthday party for 2-year-old Finn! Almost everything you see here was homemade by his crafty mama Amy. She got inspiration from Pinterest ...
This spectacular COOKIE MONSTER SECOND BIRTHDAY PARTY was submitted by Missy and Kristen of Sweetly Chic Events & Design "Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom!" What a darling party! I especially love the darling Cookie Monster dessert ideas! From the cute cake to the fun cake pops and cupcake toppers! I also love how each table is named by using block letters! This party is too cute and would work perfectly for any child who loves Sesame Street and Cookie Monster! My favorite Cookie Monster party ideas and elements from this adorable birthday celebration are: The cute Cookie Monster cupcakes The cute Cookie Monster chocolate covered Oreos The darling printables The cute block and marquee lettering The fun cookie Monster place settings The cute chocolate chip cookie drink bottle toppers The darling Cooke Monster cake The fun Cookies Monster cake pops and MORE!
p style="text-align: center;"> Monster madness has begun, so hurry, come along, and join in on all of the fun! Crafted by Tya Nelson of Padicakes, out of Salt Lake City, Utah, this Little Monster Birthday Party is packed with adorable party ideas; perfect for any little monster - boy or girl! Monster details of ever kind can be found in this birthday bash, but these specific ones are sure to make you smile: Darling monster cake Fuzzy monster standees Colorful linens + table covers Cute monster cookies Monster boxes filled with partyware Monster mallow pops Fuzzy monster centerpieces Vendors:
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Last weekend we had Wyatt's 4th birthday party! I should clarify that this was less of a "party", and more of a family gathering. I just like doing themes for the kids' birthdays for fun. When I asked Wyatt what he wanted to do for his party this year, he said he wanted a race car party, so that is what we did! Everything was pretty easy to throw together for this party. I bought some checked and red paper and used it to make the birthday banner and signs. I also wrapped some of the checked paper around the "coolant" water bottles, and used the extra paper for a runner on our "pit stop" table. I added red streamers and black and white balloons to fit with our race car color scheme. Bought some "spare tire" chocolate donuts, and some red Kool-aid for the "transmission fluid" (which is actually red in real life too). I originally wasn't going to label everything, but I asked Derek what car fluid was red, and he talked me into making the labels last minute - and I think they ended up tying the theme together really well! I washed some of Wyatt's Hot Wheels cars and put them on top of some red cupcakes. If you bought some new Hot Wheels cars this would be a fun way to give out favors to the kids who come to the party too! And that was it! It was a really simple theme to put together, and we had fun with it! For more pictures of Wyatt at his party, you can check my family photo blog, or sign up for my newsletter and I will send out the link!
Super cute little monster birthday party. You will find ideas for monster themed food, decorations, favor bags & printables. An easy fun party.
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