Mickey and Minnie favor bags |
So, I started with the Favor bags. I wish I would have taken a pic of the contents but I didn't think to do that until after they were all gone. They were a big hit! There was a slimy sticky hand thing, Mickey stickers, bubbles, a party horn and a kaleidoscope. I didn't put any candy in the bags because we had candy prizes for some of the games. To make these I used the solid color bags from Hobby Lobby. There are 10 in a pack for $1.99. You could also use a 40% off coupon if you wanted but I didn't. I used my Cricut and the Mickey and Friends cart to cut the head pieces. The ears were cut at 7 3/4 and the bows were cut at 2 1/2 real dial size. The bottoms were just 4x6 pieces of paper and the buttons were 1" circles. I did the same thing with the juice boxes.
Mickey and Minnie juice boxes |
First I wrapped them in black wrapping paper. (love HL's because there is a grid inside) And used 2" mickey heads but that will probably depend on the kind of juice boxes you use. I used HiC. I think juice boxes are my new thing. I love the way they can be decorated to match any theme. Like these reindeer boxes I made for Olivia to take to school and for a Christmas party last year. I have used different things to reattach the straws but I really think hot glue works the best. Just make sure you are extra careful peeling the straws off so the wrappers are still intact when you go to reattach them.
I also made a couple banners. I made a basic name banner for the gift table. In pics you can't tell that I used glitter paper but the birthday girl loves all things sparkly! Now it is hanging in her playroom. The one I was really excited about was the Happy Birthday banner. It was so much fun! I used gears in primary colors. They are actually tractor wheels but there is a very similar image in the shapes file of SCAL. I used the Mickey Font cart for the letters but you can download this from dafont. I think it's called Minnie. The hands were cut from Mickey and friends. I attached them with little red brads. I normally use ribbon but that didn't seem to work for the gears. This way they kind of look like they are moving together.
I was pressed for time so I ditched the 3D fondant covered clubhouse and went for cupcakes. Actually, Nic made all the cupcakes and I made the icing and cupcake toppers. The cupcakes were all vanilla (so the cupcake liners would not turn too dark as they often do with darker batters) This was a fun way to incorporate some of the characters from the show. I used red liners for Mickey and pink polka dots for Minnie, added my fudge cream cheese icing and little ears on a pick. For Donald I just cut out his hat and a tiny red bow, which I don't think I got a pic of, and used buttercream icing. For Goofy I used a yellow liner, chocolate buttercream and his hat on a pick.
I have a some other projects I did and a whole bunch of pics to share so I'll just post them here
omg toooo cute!!!!!
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