Ocean Birthday Party for Twins (Boy and Girl)

We decided to celebrate the twins 2nd birthday with an Ocean theme.









Centerpieces and goodie bags (buckets)  revolved around the theme.









The seahorse piñata is homemade specifically for the party.  



The twins loved it.


We served donuts instead of cake.

Onederland Birthday Party

We created a Birthday Party for a baby girl's first birthday.

I made the penguin Piñata and mom made the great paper snowflakes.  

Mom and grandma made the snowmen water bottles.



The cake was also ordered to match the theme.



Pin the nose on the snowman was a great game. Made with a simple foam board and markers.  The nose's were made with felt.





Breaking the Piñata is always so much fun.  





Everyone had a great time and mom and dad and baby could not have been happier.

Graduation Party

Graduation Party for nephew who likes music.




We decided to have a candy bar.





Instead of a cake we decided to go with donuts.




We created a photo booth with giant lollipops, glasses and boas.






Last but not least, Karaoke and Rockin video games.

 

Noah's Ark Birthday Party for twins

The goodie boxes were decorated with the theme of the story.

I made 50 animal masks (25 animals and two each).  I used colored felt to create the masks.  

The tables were decorated with photos of the twins and matching the tables that coordinated with the colors of the rainbow. 

 The rainbow was a big part of the theme.

Two piñatas were homemade for the party (rainbow and ark).

Large ark was made and animals were purchased on Amazon to create different photo opportunities for the guest.  

All the kids had a great time with the piñatas.

Noah's Ark Piñatas (Homemade) Ark and Rainbow

Started by making the shapes out of cardboard.

Then I covered them in newspaper and a flour and water paste.  Slowly adding flour to warm water (1/2 cup of flour to one cup of water).  Then gradually adding boiled water to the mixture until it thickens to the consistency desired.

After the newspaper dried, I painted a layer of Gesso and allowed that to dry before I started painting the shapes with acrylic paint (use the paint you prefer).

After the paint dried, I began adding the crepe streamer.  I cut the streamer to give the shape the desired look.