Birthday party season is on its way for us again this year, starting off with our 7 year old daughter’s angry birds party! When I was researching other Angry bird parties online, I noticed how so many of them had a real life angry birds game set up in their yards! I loved this idea and started saving boxes 2 months before the party. But, since she has an October birthday, it is typically too rainy here in Washington to have the party outside, so we moved all the furniture to one side of the living room, removed anything breakable and set up an area to have balls, boxes, and pigs flyin! I did think that the game was going to entertain them longer than it actually did though. I think they got tired of waiting in line or something. I think they had fun despite the craziness at times! Here are the pictures:
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| I just made these in Photoshop, printed and cut them out. |
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| Another print and cut project. Nora had fun taping them on the wall. |
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| Since we didn’t know a lot of people from Nora’s class yet, I wanted to make sure that I knew if there were any allergies, etc. So, I made up this little sign in. Pretty cheesy, but helpful info to know! |
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| Angry balloons! |
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| I found a printout for these faces to stick to the balloons. I just used full sheet sticker paper to print them onto. They buckled a little, which I expected, but still a fun and inexpensive decoration. |
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| All these little plush Angry birds I got at Costco and Zulily. |
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| This is the craft we did as kids arrived: Backpack clips!. Mine sorta faded because I put too much glue on the back… whoops. First, put the front side of the image (I had many different angry birds to choose from) onto the circle epoxy stickers (a much better price than I paid by the way), then glue the back to the bottle cap and you can punch a hole in the top of the bottle cap with a tiny round puncher, stick in a ring and the fastener thingy. You can also make them as necklaces, but I was trying to be more gender nuetral. |
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| I covered the boxes with white or brown paper and painted the brown ones to look like wood. The kids arranged the first set and placed the pigs. |
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| sling shot from amazon for balloons, but it worked well to fit these little foam angry birds balls. |
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| This little game would have worked a little better for a calmer party… fyi. |
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| I wish I would have taken pictures of the progress as I made this pinata. I did paper mache over a balloon and let that dry for a couple days, then I cut a square hole in the bottom because a pull string pinata was requested. Here is the “how to” I have used for the pinatas I have made. I thought it would be perfect to use the beat up pig for the pinata, so I just printed and cut those pieces to put on. 🙂 |
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| I love making my own pull string pinatas because they actually work! (I bet you could convert a store bought regular pinata into a pull string as well.) |
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| candy and stickers flying! |
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| Just simple snacks this time… those are Angry birds cheese-its! |
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| Just happened to see this cookie pizza at Albertsons a few days before the party and how could I not get it! |
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| just bought a plain chocolate cake and decorated with cookies, kit kats, a quickly made sling shot out of wire and black tape, and these cute little guys |
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| prescooped ice cream… so glad I did this! |
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| party favor bags: including tattoos, a mini plush angry bird, angry bird fruit snacks and their craft and candy from the party. |
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| Happy birthday Nora!! |
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Hi!I am planning my son's birthday and love your notes, very helpful, seems to be simple, but lots of details. Really good idea about fruits, so important try them eat it! I'm going to try to make the party favors :)Thanks!
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Thank you! Glad it was helpful for you! Have a fun party.
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Hi iam planning a Angry Bird Party for my son and wanted to know how you made the Goody bags?
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For the goody bags, I printed out this picture on full sheet label paper (which has a sticky back): http://www.hdwallpapers.in/walls/angry_birds-wide.jpgAnd cut the face out. I found a free font online that I liked and printed out the kids' names on the label paper and just stuck them on plain red paper bags! Easy peasy…Have fun!
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