Activities for a Star Wars library program celebrating May the 4th Be With You.
Despite being right in the middle of the Rio SUMMER Olympics, we only have 2.5 months left to Halloween! That means it is time to start planning our 2017 Star Wars costumes! Before I get started …
We have some little (and big) Star Wars fans that are beyond exciting for The Force Awakens opening in theaters on December 18th. So, we decided to have a little fun by putting on a Star Wars: The Force Awakens party! To make the party extra great, we teamed up with some of our local […]
Celebrate even the tiniest Jedi with a party that’s strong with the Force™. From the perfect photo booth props to intergalactic crafts, here’s a look inside the details of our Star Wars Party. Get started with a few of our Star Wars downloadables that will make your party come to life. Whether it’s a cinema-themed […]
DIY Star Wars Millennium Falcon Cockpit Playhouse: A NEW AND IMPROVED VERSION OF THIS PROJECT IS AVAILABLE HERE. Before I begin this very long Instructable, I'd like to mention that if you like this project, I'd appreciate your likes and votes. Thanks for being so supportive! My kids love Star Wars,…
Below is a list of supplies you will need and step by step instructions on how to make a Star Wars Table Centerpiece. What you Need: – Black Cardstock – Flicker candles – Silver Napkin or silver foam square – Gold and silver star confetti – Gold and silver Curling Ribbon How to Make: 1.
30 Fantastic Star Wars Crafts. Any Star Wars enthusiast will love these crafts - great for Star Wars Parties or Star Wars Gifts. May the 4th be with You. Star wars games activities. Star wars paper crafts. Star wars crafts for kids party. Star wars activities for adults. Star wars printable activities.
This year B– decided he wanted to be a Jedi for Halloween. He already has Mace Windu’s lightsaber, but the kid is a dead ringer for Obi-Wan Kenobi. So we decided to ignore the fact that his lightsaber...
How to Make a R2D2 Costume for $10!: As a student, I didn't want to spend much on my halloween costume this year, so I opted for making a cheap R2D2 costume (I was recently introduced to Star Wars this year and fell in love). The materials I used were: -2 pieces of white poster …
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Did you know that today is Meteor Watch Day ? Yep, every year on June 30th! I know, there are so many crazy holidays! Well, to celeb...
Galaxy shirt tutorial. Great for Star Wars and Dr. Who fans! Easy to make craft that lets you create your own Galaxy on a shirt to wear. Great activity for kids!
Here's a 100+ Star Wars Craft,Snacks & Ideas for kids, adults and Star Wars Fans! Perfect for a fun party, event or just because.
Check out these Lifeway Galactic Starveyors VBS 2017 Alternative Craft Ideas. If your church or group is able to purchase the craft kits directly from Lifeway perhaps that will be the best option for you. However if you are church or group that have limited funds, I hope these alternative craft ideas will help. SEE
Well, an almost seven year old, Ebi-kun will be 7 next Sunday but we had his party early because some of our friends leave this week for ...
Below is a list of supplies you will need and step by step instructions on how to make a Star Wars Table Centerpiece. What you Need: – Black Cardstock – Flicker candles – Silver Napkin or silver foam square – Gold and silver star confetti – Gold and silver Curling Ribbon How to Make: 1.
D.I Y Star Wars themed Party Ideas. Free Downloadable light saber invitations, make your own Tie-fighter spaceships, napkin holders,and more decor ideas.
This super easy 30 Minute Lightsaber is a great crochet pattern to work up for kids. It's like a crochet cozy pattern for your popsicle, and the popsicle creates the actual lightsaber part. Just a few scraps of leftover yarn (black and gray) are used to complete this crochet pattern. Two buttons are added (either felt, yarn, or actual buttons) for the perfect finishing touch. This is a super easy pattern that is simple enough for even novice crocheters to complete.
How to make DIY Star Wars Lightsaber Christmas Lights perfect for your Christmas Tree or even year round Star Wars Decorations
Last Halloween, we received a huge number of fantastic photos of Mighty Girls in costume. In this post, we've highlighted just a small sample that show the breadth and creativity of the amazing costumes that were shared with us. From costumes based on women role models to favorite book characters, these Mighty Girls kn
Make your own Star Wars BB-8 paper lantern, perfect for a Star Wars themed room or Star Wars birthday party.
This Star Wars craft is SO easy to make! I used dollar votives and paint pens to celebrate my love of R2D2 and create some cool luminaries.
This Star Wars R2-D2 craft was a big hit with my son and he doesn't usually like crafts. He was very proud of the R2-D2 he made! This post is part of the Star Wars Blog
Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat - the possibilities are endless for VBS. Here are our top ways to spread the word on social & get more kids through the door!
Star Wars fans young and old...Get Ready! You are in for the ride of your life in this awesome Star Wars Birthday Party submitted by Marisol Jauregui of We Bring the Funk out of Los Angeles, CA! This event, which features the coolest Millenium Falcon (at warp speed) dessert table, iconic star wars scenes set up in glass bowls and awesome Star Wars themed sweets, is sure to be talked about for Eons to come! The party details you just can't miss from this fabulous birthday bash include: Star Wars character cake pops Millennium Falcon-inspired warp speed dessert table Star Wars character-inspired birthday cake Hanging Star Wars space crafts Custom character cupcakes Lightsaber pretzel sticks Star Wars themed sugar cookies And awesome Star Wars candy apples!
Seven years ago I was holding this tiny Tobin in my arms and wondering how on earth a woman could go through so much pain and not get an Olympic medal. Tobin chose Star Wars to be the theme of his birthday party (again). Tobin loves Star Wars so much that I am convinced his girlfriend will have to fix two cinnamon rolls on her head before he'll even think of marrying her. But for now, every Halloween and birthday serve as a platform to show off his obsession. We made light sabers out of long balloons and the kids made costume handles. Fun and safe and best of all CHEAP! Tobin and I made these Tie Fighters out of cardboard and an egg carton for decorations. And then sprinkled his ships around the house. Pam Made the cake again. Cupcakes to look like a light saber! Tobin wanted a Death Star Pinata and I just couldn't see spending $20 on something that looked so easy to make. I mean it's only flour, water and a balloon. "What a fun project for me and the kids," I daydreamed. Then reality struck while in my kitchen with a vat of runny paste and children who have no patience and a sticky orb that wouldn't stay put. Five minuets in, I sent the kids out side to play while mom did arts and crafts. I nearly wept when all my hard work was destroyed in three wackes flat by Jedi Tobin. We had a great taco bar, as demonstrated by this guy . . . sheesh Troy, first time eating? And as a surprise Matt's buddy Brian, said they were having a slow night at the fire station so he brought his truck to the party and let the kids climb all over it. They even got to use the hose! And then my hunky husband put on these firemen turn-outs and I . . . . er. . . . um. . . . I promptly ended the party for the night!
