Arctic party

Polar Bear Penguin bowling kids Party

Arctic punch

When Amy and I were working on our book, Candy Aisle Crafts , her nephew was celebrating his first birthday with an arctic-themed party. We made him a cake topped with a marshmallow polar bears and penguin mommas and babies, and a couple of marshmallow seals. The cake itself is chocolate

EMBARK ON AN IMMERSIVE POLAR EXPLORATION:Dive into an exciting arctic adventure with our arctic animal toys for kids!This 19-piece arctic habitat sensory kit showcases 13 realistic arctic animal figurines,each standing at 1.96 inches tall.The set features 6 penguins,1 polar bear,1 arctic fox,1 arctic hare,1 white wolf,1 snow leopard,1 husky,1 reindeer,1 rock,2 ice houses,and 3 miniature pine trees.Complete with an ice mold tray,fake snow,and a sensory bin,your little one can immerse…

The invitations: Saw some on etsy that were similar, but I made these in Microsoft Publisher Front door wreath Food table with really bad lighting Super snowflakes above the food table. I used the tutorial from MADE. Ice Cubes: Chocolate dipped marshmallows Cupcakes on a self-made cupcake stand. Yeah for thrift store plates and candle holders! Sawyer's special cupcake. The "S" cake topper is actually a Christmas ornament I found at Pat Catan's Snowballs: Donut Holes Snowflake cupcake toppers…

Will you have a baby shower this season? As "baby it's cold outside", you'll be indoors and must have a creative party planning to have fun with your guests.

This will cover each grey wall in my living room where the food will be! Needed: Fishing wire, fluff balls Falling Snow Balls! Make balls as big as you want (glue several together and softly fluff them).