24
Dec
Snowman Ornaments To Make For Christmas
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Inspiration
Ini akan menjadi ide yang bagus dan menyenangkan untuk anak-anak
saat merayakan Christmas dengan membuat sebuah ornament atau
kerajinan tangan untuk mengisi liburan!
Paint your jar with your white acrylic paint. It’s going to take about 4 coats to
cover it if you want it really white, and you have to let it dry in between, so be ready
to be a little patient. Paint the lid of the jar with your black acrylic paint. This won’t
take quite as many coats-maybe just two to cover it completely.
Once your jar and lid are totally dry, paint your face on your jar. I used the back of my
paintbrush and my black acrylic paint to create the eyes and mouth of my little snowman.
(I tested it out on paper first to make sure I had it how I wanted it.)
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SNOWMAN ORNAMENT TO MAKE FOR CHRISTMAS:
Supplies Needed: • Acrylic Paint in White, Black and Orange • Paint Brush • Baby Food Jar or other jar (you can get them in the glass section at Hobby Lobby or other craft stores) • Ribbon
Then, grab your lid. Use a hammer to put a nail right through the top center:
Pull the nail out and now you should have a hole in your lid. Cute a piece of ribbon
about 6 inches long. Poke both ends of the ribbon through and tie a knot on
the underside:
Now your lid will dangle from a loop of ribbon:
Screw your lid back onto your jar and you’ve got yourself a cute little snowman ornament for Christmas!
https://crazylittleprojects.com/snowman-ornaments-for-christmas/
Create a beautiful scene on the tables with a bit of water, food coloring and fresh florals. This adds an easy pop to an unsuspecting spot and the guests will adore it!
Jazz up every hat at the party with fun embellishments and creative spirits. Every guests should have one and add to the eclectic mix!
This DIY couldn’t be any easier. Grab some balloons and streamers and then get to work! This is the perfect way to add festivity and color without too much fuss.
Grab some paint and tissue paper to make these sweet treats come to life! How fun and playful are these adorable additions to any birthday?
https://www.diys.com/simple-birthday-decor-ideas/
If 2016 was the year of the woodland creature and 2017 the year of the flamingo, then 2018 is the year of the llama (and also, maybe the sloth).
Jurassic World Party
With Jurassic World hitting the theaters soon, expect to see an above average number of dino bashes on the party circuit this summer. We love these ideas from Jessie's Party Stop, including a dino egg hunt, paper vines and obstacle course!
Next-Level Princess Parties
There are three secret ingredients to pulling this party off: tulle, gold glitter and a princess kit cake.
Minions
Everyone loves those crazy minions, so throw a party where they can shine as bright as your bitty birthday star! Yellow foods galore—pineapple, bananas, popcorn—will be fun to snack on as your party guests don silver goggles or even yellow hard hats!
Superhero Party
Set out different superhero costumes, and let your guests choose their powerful persona upon arrival or have them come dressed as their favorite superhero!
Star Wars
The Star Wars franchise may be decades old, but the force is still going strong thanks to The Last Jedi and its newest generation of rebel fighters. Young Jedi will love this party plan that includes DIY lightsabers, a droid-decorating station, and a Death Star piñata.
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This time "locking lips" has nothing to do with kissing and everything to do with watching your words. Hand each of the girls a plastic ring as they arrive and inform them that if they want to keep it, they will have to refrain from using the chosen words. "Wedding" or "bride" are popular choices, especially on a night like this!
Time to see who is quick on their feet and who has weddings on the brain. Create a stack of cards with wedding categories on them likeflowers, dress, gift, party, veil, décor, music, etc. and have them facedown. Now while in a circle, let the first player hold the stack and draw the top card. She has 5 seconds to come up with a word that fits in the category and then pass the deck to her right. If she can't handle that, she has to leave the circle. Afterwards, the next player pulls the top card and answers that category, and so on.
You probably never thought of this term literally, but it is an idea for a great game. Fill a big bowl or bucket with ice water and drop in some grabbable items like big rings or wedding-related figurines. Now each guest has a chance to dip her feet in and pull out the items as quickly as possible. Time the ladies and see who can handle cold feet best—we hope it's the bride!
Challenge your best girls to a bridal version of horseshoes ("Single Ladies" as background music is optional). Set up some decorated bottles (wine bottles look nice) and start throwing some large rings,
The object of this game is to eat a dangling doughnut with no hands! To play: hang doughnuts on strings from a high place, such as a doorway or tree branch. This game can be played in two ways.
You could have the kids try to eat their donuts individually, one at a time, or if you have room, it could be played as a race to see who finishes their doughnut first. Have at least one doughnut per party-goer plus a few extra. Frosted chocolate donuts produce the messiest — and funniest — results. Have a package of moist towelettes handy for the aftermath!
