displays: these were printed on construction paper then glued on cardboard for support. It was kind of tough time trying to find good quality pictures of the characters, so i searched Alice in Wonderland coloring pages or printables and found just plain black and white pictures. I saved them, then vectored them on Illustrater and then colored them myself. Not sure if there is a much simpler way, but that was simple enough for me and the quality came out perfect!
Alice in Wonderland props: made from construction paper.
I found all of the tea cups at Good Will! $0.99/each!
I also used those vectored Alice characters and made them into stickers. Plus, a little tea pot with my nieces name.
favors: cut and hot glued an adorable fabric to make into little baggys then filled with gumballs and gummy bears.
Simple Strawberries and Cream cake i made for my neice.
it was a super long week and day but overall it was a lot of fun and im glad my niece had a great time :)
It’s impossible for anyone to hate your party! Your artistic talent and love for Disney characters really made this one a day to remember for your niece. I wonder if you can make stuff for a Mickey tea party. I already purchased tea leaves yesterday. They're just waiting for the tea party on Sunday! :)
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haha aww thank you so much!! i love throwing theme parties and when i get the chance i try to make it as pretty as possible! :)
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I love the party favors! I'm sure this idea will make my daughter's party a lot more interesting! We'll keep the content a secrets, but we plan to order toys from an online wholesaler. They're giving away great deals for party accessories.
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You did such an amazing job. I'd kill to have a party like that. The decorations are all so cool and the little gift bags and that cake. Yumm
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