With a stronger male attitude than last year, Perry asked for Superman birthday items. Since his mom is not a pure "theme person" as you might have read in my previous post, The Theme Society it has to be mixed and balanced with free air as well.
Sure - I'm not that tough so he did make me design a Superman invitation cards, buy Superman plates for the cake and order a cake with a local - creative interpretation of the image of superman on top.
But I won't center on Superman - it's beyond me - I want to share with you the idea of what we did as the main activity with the kids Since it was a success and in case you would like to try it in your own kids' parties.
It was fun, creative and nothing nailed to a "theme" (thanks god!)
It was fun, creative and nothing nailed to a "theme" (thanks god!)
If you would like to do it too, here is a list of what you need:
- Solid color shirts
- Fabric paints
- 3D Fabric paints (for writing)
- Stencils (for fabric painting - stick to the fabric while you paint it)
- Squares of cardboard (to put inside the shirt while painting it - so the color does not stain the other side of the shirt)
- Sponge brushes (best to color the stencils with)
- Brushes
- Hangers (so the kids can take the shirt home "safely")
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