How to make cool Minecraft cakes at home for your kid's next birthday or party? Well, you should know how to make a simple square, cube cake - so this should be easy right? Having
many characters playing on the cake
I was all down to throw my son’s 5th birthday party at Nickel City. This is what I did for my daughter for her 9th birthday earlier this year and my son told me during her party that he wanted the same party. Awesome! I thought. There was no setting-up, decorating, planning, or …
My first and only Minecraft cake
Nothing Bundt Cake transformed into a Nether Portal.. watch our for the Ender Dragon
Lewis loves Minecraft. Last year he wanted a blue Creeper. This year, it was the Warden. The color combo is pretty neat! Chocolate cake with vanilla buttercream, fondant accents, and talking action…
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Minecraft Ender Dragon Cake for Yuliang! #happycakestudio #fondant #customcakes #minecraft #enderdragon
Mine craft the game. The unique image of minecraft is the pixelated world it is set in, everything is pixelated. Hence this sword cake is made pixel by pixel to mimic that minecraft feel.
Minecraft Ender Dragon Cake for Yuliang! #happycakestudio #fondant #customcakes #minecraft #enderdragon
Minecraft Lego mosaic in wood frame Med frame Height: 12cm/6” Width: 15cm/6” Depth: 4cm Large frame Height 18cm/8” Width 18cm/8” Depth 4cm Sizes are approx There is stable hanging hook on the back. The frame front is made from glass and the overall frame is made from wood so for safety be careful when handling and keep out of reach of children. Each picture features real Lego. Disclaimer. This is not an official Lego® product. Lego® is a trademark of the Lego® Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this product.
Easy DIY minecraft cake rice krispies tutorial
Free printable to create you own light up paper MInecraft blocks in Emerald, Redstone, Glowstone and Diamond ores!
Embark on a block-busting journey to craft the perfect Minecraft party. This handy guide uncovers decorations that bring your space alive, from the luminescent Pottery Barn Creeper LED Light to DIY life-sized Creepers. No party is complete without a cake worthy of the End Dragon – think chocolate layers adorned with Minecraft icons. And the snacks? Imagine cookies mined straight from a virtual world, cupcakes that are literally 'the bomb,' and cake pops that pack a punch of flavor. Keep young guests entertained with crafting quests like designing Minecraft heads, cookie decoration stations, and epic scavenger hunts. It's Minecraft party time.
If you're planning a Minecraft® birthday party for your little one, we have the party favors covered with this convenient goody bag kit! Featuring enough bags and party favors for up to 8 kids, all you have to do is put the items in the bags and hand them out! (52 pcs. per unit) Assortment may vary. Simple assembly required. © Mojang Synergies ABIncludes:• 8 Plastic Minecraft® Goody Bags (7 1/2" x 11")• 8 Paper Minecraft® Masks (7 1/2" x 10 1/2")• 24 Minecraft® Temporary Tattoos (Easy to apply and remove. Safe and non-toxic. 1 1/2")• 12 Plush Pixel Pals (4")
Every now and then I get something fun sent to the Epbot P.O. box, but this latest surprise from reader Linda F. simply MUST be shared: It's a Howler! More specifically, it's Ron's Howler from Chamber of Secrets: Linda made the paper Howler herself, then suspended it with clear fishing line in one of those crafty snap-together ornaments: You can't see the line at all, so it really looks like it's floating in there! SO COOL. (This was a bugger to photograph! Finally resorted to a photo cube to cut most of the glare.) Even the back side is perfect, with a little address label: Linda finished it off with red ribbon bow and decorative wire hanger: AHHHmazing. Linda sent this along for our Harry Potter Christmas tree, of course, but 'til then I'm hanging it in my office! It's one of my new favorite things. Love. Linda has craft blog here, btw, but sadly I don't see any mention of this beauty, much less a tutorial. I've seen some Howler origami tutorials around online, though, so maybe you could modify and/or shrink one of those down to make an ornament of your own? Thanks so much for the inspiration, Linda, and for the howling good addition to our Potter tree! **** Time to announce this month's art winners! So, the winner of the Wonder Woman print is... Buncha Stuffes! And my wild-card winner, who gets her choice from the Pinterest give-away board, is the Jennifer with the blog "My Fur-Real Life!" Congrats, you two, and please e-mail me your mailing addresses!
