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“How to Train Your Dragon” looks to be a thrilling move, hitting theaters this March. It is sure to be a big hit with kids of all ages, so gear up for a How to Train Your Dragon Birthday Party!
To make your invitations, draw a cave or forest on the front your card. Coming from [...]
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Since the day your little babe arrived, she has been the star of the show. Celebrate her milestone birthday with a Rock Star 1st Birthday Party!
Using silver or gold cardstock cut out a star shape. With a black glitter marker, write, “A Rock Star Was Born…,” and decorate the front with lots of silver or [...]
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With the torch lit and the hills covered in snow, it is easy to see why kids are so excited about the Winter Olympics Games. In fact, a Winter Olympics Birthday Party is a fantastic way to celebrate your own child’s momentous day.
For cool invitations, cut out cardboard circles and paint gold to look like [...]
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You don’t need the luck of the Irish to host a fun St. Patrick’s Day Party. A little creative imagination, easy-to-setup supplies, and a bit o’ green is all you need for a fantastically fun time.
To make a cute invitation, cut out a large three-leaf clover out of gold (or silver) paper (check the scrapbook [...]
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‘Beep… zweerp….beep…I.am.a.ro.bot.” Kids LOVE robots and all the futuristic dreams that they signify! A Robot Birthday Party is a fantastic way to celebrate your child’s special day.
Cut colorful cardstock into squares and cylinders and “piece” them together with brads to create a fun, funky robot. Draw his eyes, mouth, and any other electronic details. Be [...]
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Lego’s are hugely popular among kids and have been since 1949! Imaginations have been nurtured and the inventing mind cultivated – who would have thought such a toy could produce those wonders? A Lego Birthday Party is the way to go for your tinkering, imaginative, and inventive child.
Invitations that look like a Lego would be [...]
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