Birthday Invitations

As promised in my earlier post I am getting things ready for my sons' 9th birthday party.  I finished their party invitations  and this is what I came up with......

I used Adobe Photoshop to add the writing ( I downloaded the lego font from a website online for free) and images.  I printed the invitations out using vistaprint ( you can usually find deals for free prints,  just pay for shipping) or you could print the invitations out on you at home printer as well. Pin It

Upcoming Projects

Its soon going to be my sons' birthday so I have some projects lined up for their lego birthday party:

Invitations

Decorations : includes a balloon wreath

minifigure cut out

Goodie bags for the kids to take home

Cupcake decorating

Classroom Treats

I also have some Valentine's day ideas too....... So please check back in the next couple of weeks to see all the new and exciting crafts and ideas.

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Christmas Gift

I made this super easy gift for my son's teacher for Christmas.  I used a bead organizer and added some daily supplies that a teacher would use.  I also added the lego snowman ornament because my son is completely into legos and wanted to give her something lego and it was black and white so it matched perfectly.  

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Another Great Teacher Gift

Here is another great teacher's gift ( end of the year gift)

I found a pastry box at Michaels and then got the following items at the grocery store for a s'more: Hershey bars, graham crackers and marshmallows.... After I put them in the box I  made a tag that  says: 

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Teacher Gifts

Here are a few ideas for some teachers gifts.

First I got a glass vase (dollar tree) and 2 packs of #2 pencils and glued them all the way around the vase then  I tired it with a ribbon.  After that I wrote a tag " Thanks for helping my bloom"

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Candy Bar Reindeer and Snowmen

I have been busy lately with holiday crafts and here is just one of them that I finished yesterday..... Reindeer Candy Bars for my son's classroom holiday party.

I took the small snack size hershey bars and wrapped them in brown card stock ( on sale at michael's for .25 a sheet) Then I used a 1 inch circle cutter for the nose and 8mm size eyes all glued on and finally the antlers I used a darker card stock paper and cut them out by hand.   I did see where someone used a circuit but I don't have one:(  I am sure that would have been much easier and faster but I think mine came out just fine.  I hope the kids enjoy them!

I also made snowmen candy bars for the teachers.  They are made the same way except I wrapped a "normal" size hershey bar and wrapped them in white card stock.  Then I took some fleece and glued it around the top and tied it at the top.  After that I took some more fleece and made a scraf and then added some eyes ( beads) and used a marker to draw the face and nose.

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School Desk Updated

The picture above is a school desk that I got at an auction for practically nothing! and I saw some potential in it.  I cleaned the desk and chair with some soap and water and after it dried I lightly sanded the whole desk and chair.  Then I took some plastic bags and masking tape and taped off the top surface of the desk because I didn't want to paint it.  After the prep work was done I started spray painting it!  I used Kyron spray paint bright blue and key lime green.  The spray paint was great! it was very easy to do and it covered the whole desk and chair evenly an no run marks.

After the paint dried ( 24 hrs) I started to think about the inside of the desk and decided to use some matching scrapbooking paper and modge podge the inside with the paper it turned out better than what I thought!!! Take a look at the final product:

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