birthday party invitations jungle image
JenE
I'm planning my daughter's 6th birthday, and she has decided she wants to go jungle animals. We are making the invitations and the banners, we have clip art that we are using and I would like to make the napkins and stuff the same way. I'm not a crafty person, so I have no idea. Help please on how I can bring these things into the theme I'm using. Thanks
Answer
Yes,For the PLATE,these can be washed off in soap and water after the party or given to each child to take home.
Use any acrylic paint,like paint by # paints or acrylic tole paint you can find both now in any of the $ stores. They also carry stentsils for kids. paint them in with a stencil brush, or trace the stencil out and paint with brush or Qtip , It can be what the kids do themselves at the party, but do it first, give it time to dry, if you want it to be a keepsake for each guest YOU spray or varnish with acrylic finish. It all dries quite quick. Now for the NAPKIN, you better do this alone. Just trace out the same stencils lightly with a pencil, use markers to paint in, they may seep, so you might want to slide paper inbetween layers. They would be lovely if you could paint your outline with a painters liner brush.Just have fun, it could be a girlfriend night, call someone to share the fun!U need to load the brush with paint, don't go any higher than 3/4" up on the bristles, use cold water and paper towel or a rag as you work, load the brush , then roll the brush on wax paper, or a stryoform meat tray. Hold the brush straight up and start the outline, handle the brush like you would write, you'll be amazed at how well you do.
Yes,For the PLATE,these can be washed off in soap and water after the party or given to each child to take home.
Use any acrylic paint,like paint by # paints or acrylic tole paint you can find both now in any of the $ stores. They also carry stentsils for kids. paint them in with a stencil brush, or trace the stencil out and paint with brush or Qtip , It can be what the kids do themselves at the party, but do it first, give it time to dry, if you want it to be a keepsake for each guest YOU spray or varnish with acrylic finish. It all dries quite quick. Now for the NAPKIN, you better do this alone. Just trace out the same stencils lightly with a pencil, use markers to paint in, they may seep, so you might want to slide paper inbetween layers. They would be lovely if you could paint your outline with a painters liner brush.Just have fun, it could be a girlfriend night, call someone to share the fun!U need to load the brush with paint, don't go any higher than 3/4" up on the bristles, use cold water and paper towel or a rag as you work, load the brush , then roll the brush on wax paper, or a stryoform meat tray. Hold the brush straight up and start the outline, handle the brush like you would write, you'll be amazed at how well you do.
What to put in my son's 1st birthday invitation?
cathymac02
I need help. My son is turning 1 soon and I am giving him a jungle themed party. Any ideas on the wording? Thanks for the help!
Answer
Wording? 1 year olds can't read!
Wording? 1 year olds can't read!
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