Showing posts with label Princess castle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Princess castle. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2016

Happy Birthday Seren And Carys


This year Seren turned 6 and Carys turned 4 and the theme for their joint party

Princess - Pink Princess.

And let me say I think  I went overboard with the pink. Talk about  Pink explosion! 

I used plastic tablecloths from the dollar store and hung them over the windows, made banners and lots of balloons.

Although, it looked fabulous even I say so myself :)





See how I made the Tutu Cupcake Stand HERE


Table settings
Fit for a Princess or two or three or four :)



I made cupcakes for the girls.


Lots of yummy Sugary treats





Pink Princess Popcorn


Princess Pretzel Wands


More Princess paper wrappers



What it looked like before the Little Princess arrived!



PARTY TIME.

Musical Statues


Funny Face Time
This is my granddaughter, Paisley


Seren


Carys


 Princess Photo Booth Time





Pass The Parcel




Happy Birthday to CARYS


Happy Birthday To SEREN


Here are all the Little Princess's in the Princess Photo Booth.
Click HERE to see how I made it.




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Princess Castle Photo Booth


With both daughters having birthdays in March it thought a Princess Theme would be great.
 Then my aging grey cells got a churning and I came up with making a Princess Castle out of...guess what.... Cardboard Moving Boxes, Poster board, Craft Paper, glue and the good old duck tape.



Start with a LARGE moving box


Cut in half






Then using Poster Board I strengthened the inside before sticking both halves of the moving box back together.

I used a Medium Moving box, cut into 4 and made a tower shape.
I used more poster board on the backside for stability.



Using one poster board make a fancy top. for the main castle


And a simple triangle for the Tower roof.


Duck Tape works wonders, don't you agree :)

I cut out a heart window


Made some simple cardboard stands from the cut off cardboard.


Glue the front


Cover with craft paper - trim all the edges


Let it dry over night.


Then came painting day.

The girls, had to help, it was for their birthday party after all!



And the final product!

I painted it to look like a castle, added glitter
 (which I'm still finding in the nook and cranny's of our home)
I glued on green leaves, flowers and butterflies I picked up from the dollar store
Then from Michael's I picked up clip on Butterflies to add the final touch.


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