I'm already in the process of figuring out what I will do this year, he already picked out his "theme" so now my job is working around it!
1. Tee -Shirts: The party favors were tee- shirts for each child with the batman emblem and their name on it.
How To:
* Go to any craft store or even on-line and order tees in color desired. I designed the logo (which you can do in any photo editing software)
* Go to an office supply store and purchase tee-shirt iron on transfers (I find that the transfers for dark colored tees work the best, even if you are using a light colored tee)
* Print and cut the logo and iron on...voila it's that simple!
* Packaged them in poly clear bags which you can go to ebay and get there (if you want to package them that way)
*Then while you are at the craft store pick up multi colored tote bags and tissue paper to pop them in for the finishing touch
Candy Buffet:
Yes. I'm obsessed with candy buffets and felt like my child wanted one (well no. he didn't but I DID!)
How to:
* order candy in bulk online or go to any discount store and purchase a variety of candies you would like to use
* for the jars/containers once again go to a craft store. They have many shapes and sizes
* for the labels (I designed as well) easily done on your computer (or you can contact me and I can design them for you:)
So hopefully this helps :)
great ideas for batman...if you dont mind me asking how much did you pay for the batman tumbler cake?
ReplyDeleteHi!! I just made this for my son's 7th Birthday Pool Party, it was a great hit, everybody loves it!!! I did the all in white and the logo's in yellow and pink!!!! Even I had to pay for the ironing because It wasnt working at home..it worth it..Thanks from Dominican Republic (Caribbean Island)!!!!
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Vanessa, wow! You are creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such a wonderful idea...I'm planning my son's batman party, the kids are going to LOVE this favor. :o)
I had a question tho, when printing the logo, did you have to put the kids names on backwards? Then print onto the iron on paper, then iron on the t-shirt? Or how did you achieve that? Please advise.