Roblox DIY Party!

HI Y'all,

So my son decided he wanted to have a 'Roblox' birthday party. Which needless to say I could not find any 'Roblox' decorations ANYWHERE! Therefore the hunt began :) 

First I purchased all black treat boxes from Oriental Trading - which is my go to party store! I then downloaded the 'R' Roblox symbol and glued it to the boxes. I was also able to find 'Roblox' water bottle labels, which I was super excited about but the way. 

For the games, I decided to make a piñata and 'Pin the Box on the Roblox;' (as I liked to call it LOL).  I grabbed a cardboard box (which you can get from any store) and wrapped in black wrapping paper. As I did with the treat boxes, I downloaded the 'Roblox' symbols and glued them on to each side of the box. As for the 'Pin the Tail' game, I glued some characters and more 'Roblox' symbols on white poster board and left a square space in the middle. The kids absolutely loved it! 

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Now the cake--- Aaahhhh the cake, as I mentioned before I could not find anything with a Roblox theme. The solution, we ordered an Avengers cake (and specifically asked for no toy topping). We purchased the 'Roblox' Mystery boxes and the figurines and placed them on the cake. Turned out to be so adorable! 

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Hope these tidbits help!

Peace and love, 

Kali

Sweet 16 Masquerade Cardbox

Hi Yall, 

I was recently invited to a sweet 16 and was asked to make some masquerade decor. Well, needless to say I forgot to take pictures of the decor at the sweet 16, FML, BUT I DID get to take step by step pics of the Cardbox I made. 

I kept the box from my FabFitFun subscription and cut a rectangle whole on top. 

I then wrapped the box with black wrapping paper. and made a slit right down the middle where I previously cut out the rectangle slot. Now this was a little tricky, in order to give it a "finished" look, I bent the wrapping paper inside the whole and taped it. Unfortunately, I didn't get pics of this part of the process. Why me?

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I bought Thank You cards the color to match the themed party, which was Black and Gold.  and took my X-Acto Gripster knife and carefully cut out the 'Thank You' part (without managing to cut myself in the process). 

I previously downloaded a masquerade template from the computer and used it as a guidance when I cut out the masks. 

I purchased the feathers from Hobby Lobby and I gradually taped and glued the pieces together! I hope this sends someone an idea for a cardbox! 

Peace & Love, Kali

DIY Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookie Pops

So my son turned one I decided to throw him a Mickey Mouse themed party. Which I was very excited about. As you will soon come to see I'm all about party planning as well!! I feel like the heart of the party is all in the details!! Thank god for Pinterest cause it has sparked a creativity inside me I didn't know existed. Anywho, so I decided I wanted to do these Mickey Mouse Oreo cookie pops. I saw a picture of them and I absolutely fell in love! And they were so easy to make also!! 

What you'll need:

1. Regular Oreo Cookies
2. Mini Oreo Cookies
3. Candy Melts (you can buy these in Party City, they have all sorts of colors)
4. Treat bags
5. Lollipop sticks

What to do:

1. Separate all the mini Oreos and remove the cream from the middle
2. Melt the 'Candy Melts' on the stove over very low fire. ***BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVER COOK*** The consistency can get ruined over a matter of minutes.  
3. Separate the regular sized Oreos and press the mini Oreos on the top portion of the Regular sized Oreo to give the illusion of ears
4. Place a dime size portion of the Candy Melt in the middle of the Oreo
5. Place the lollipop stick in the center part of the cookie
6. Press the other have of the Oreo down and hold for a few seconds

These are the cutest little favors for the kiddies and they love them! Enjoy!!

Peace & Love

Kali