Batman party. Hello friends, and happy Tuesday to ya!
I wanted to have this posted yesterday morning, but I may have stayed up until the wee hours watching the Oscars and live tweeting the Oscars w/ my friends and watching post-Oscars coverage, because... I heart the Oscars. If you watched, who was your pick for best dressed? I'd have to go with Michelle Williams and Viola Davis. And Angie's leg, because let's face facts- it kinda stole the show there for a sec. Moving on. My little man turned 7 on Friday and we had a Batman shindig on Saturday. Gotham City food table y'all. Super Hero Cape from a T-shirt. I was on my way into a second hand store when I saw a little girl in a Batman cape.
It was a white t-shirt which had been turned into a cape and someone had used a black marker to draw the Batman symbol on the back of the cape. Ideas churned; “I don’t have to use my sewing machine” ideas. I came out of the store with 2 t-shirts, one black and one red, to go with the blue one I had at home. My grandsons were going to have super hero capes to run around in. Yes, and I knew just how to do it. Supplies: Sewing scissors Large size t-shirt ($1 at Thrift Store, look for ones with no printing on the back) Chalk (not shown) Scrap vinyl Personal electronic cutter with mat (not shown) Sure Cuts A Lot program on computer (not shown) Yellow matte fabric paint Sponge brush Transfer tape (not shown) Craft knife Hook and loop tape (1½ inch of the adhesive type) Lay your t-shirt out on a flat surface. Apply a second coat of paint. Superhero: Crafts, Patterns & Tutorials - Craftster.org. 25 Spider-Man Birthday Party Ideas Kids Love.
When it comes to book and movie characters, I seem to like the classics. Take Spider-Man for example, I really enjoyed the first Spider-Man movie (the subsequent ones as well) and think Tobey Maguire is well cast, but there is just something about the traditional Marvel Comics Spider-Man in print, that has my loyalty (probably my age ). That being said, everyone loves the new superheros with computer generated six-packs and daring stunts so my Spider-Man round-up combines party ideas inspired by both the traditional comic book Spider-Man and the new Spider-Man your kids love from the movies. Here’s a round-up of 25 favorite homemade party ideas of varying skill levels from decorations to game and everything in between — I’m sure you’ll find something you can use!
Some of my favorite Spiderman party ideas can be found on Simply Suzanne’s Blog . In this medallion her creative use of comic books, add color and texture without a lot of extra money. Designergirl007: Superhero Birthday Party. If you have read my blog, you know my son's fascination with superheroes. He loves to dress up and all things involving superheroes. Simply Designing with Ashley: Superhero Party {FREE} Printables. Camden's fourth birthday party!! Super easy Superhero Cape Tutorial. Today's idea is an EASY (and cheap!)
Almost no-sew (just one easy seam) Superhero Cape. You could make a bunch of these as gifts for friends or party-favors in an hour. The inspiration for this tutorial came at the beginning of November. Superhero Birthday. Just like most boys his age, Stephen loooooves superheroes.
So naturally, he chose to have a super hero party for his 5th birthday. the invitation Printing on regular copy paper gave this invitation a more authentic newspaper feel. Be sure to "age" the page with our photo editing software first though! Here's a blank version of the Daily Planet for your use. If you'd like to use the happy birthday comic found on the bottom of this invitation, click here.
Stephen was so proud of this invitation and his depiction of the Man of Steel. The cake Two layered cake, cookie "buildings" and plastic Wolverine claws coming up through the center. the decorations Red, blue and yellow were the colors of the day. The food table added to the decor. the food the favors Guests were treated to a Candy Bar as a thank you for joining us. The game As the invitation warns, Dr. Spideyshot.jpg. TPD Magazine: Superhero Birthday Party by Kara's Party Ideas. Boom!
Pow! Bang! Bam! Get your superhero capes on for this action. What better way to celebrate your little ones birthday than to throw him a superhero party, showing him just how “super” he really is?! I wanted the party to be bold and fun, creating a mini superhero world for all the guests. Among the favorite treats and food were barbell suckers, superhero “pops”, lighting rod yellow peppers with “power” dip, “Super” ropes, corn “pops”, ring “pops”, “pop” rocks, Wonder Woman lassos, skyscraper cookies, lighting rod watermelon,“hero” sandwiches, push “pop” cupcakes, cookie“medals”, telephone booth cookies and more.
Superhero Birthday Party. For my son's 6th birthday, he requested a Superhero Party.
After doing some online research, I found that there wasn't much about this party theme so I had to really start from scratch. I purchased this Superhero Collection on Etsy.com from woofyworld. I used the images on everything from the invitations to the Superhero Certification tags and certificates, favor boxes and cupcake toppers. The color scheme for the party was red, blue, yellow and black. For the party we wanted to have a central theme and wanted all the party guests to go through the Superhero Academy to become certified Superheros. For the dessert table, I wanted to stick with the four-colored Superhero theme by making Cake Pops, Chocolate covered marshmallows, strawberries, two flavors of cupcakes (Funfetti and Devil's Food Cake).
As for decor of the room (aka my living room) I hung streamers of all four colors from the ceiling. Digital Scrapbook Paper & Clipart by WoofyWorldStudio.