This year my girls wanted to have a skating party together. Since their birthdays are only 6 days apart, I gladly agreed to it! I made their cakes using one of the new Wilton cake pans. My youngest wanted a pink skate of course, and my oldest wanted blue. They turned out really cute. Here are the cakes....
We had a lot of fun making their invitations. I got the skate from the Nifty Fifties cart.
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| We used DCWV glitter paper for the scalloped addition. |
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| We used stickles for the laces. Much easier than glueing all the little pieces on. |
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| I used the Polka dot cuttlebug folder for "party time". |
The funnest thing we made for the party was the favors. Instead of goodie bags, we opted to make chocolate suckers. I went on Amazon.com and found some roller skate candy molds. I made a sucker holder with round floral foam. I glittered it pink, blue, and silver. I used spray adhesive. This worked great. But oh what a mess! Next time I'll do this outside and not in the garage!
The kids loved the suckers and the party. It was a great success. It is really nice that you can find roller skate molds and shapes on the cartridges. It makes it so easy to plan a great party!
We had a lot of fun making their invitations. I got the skate from the Nifty Fifties cart.
The funnest thing we made for the party was the favors. Instead of goodie bags, we opted to make chocolate suckers. I went on Amazon.com and found some roller skate candy molds. I made a sucker holder with round floral foam. I glittered it pink, blue, and silver. I used spray adhesive. This worked great. But oh what a mess! Next time I'll do this outside and not in the garage!
The kids loved the suckers and the party. It was a great success. It is really nice that you can find roller skate molds and shapes on the cartridges. It makes it so easy to plan a great party!
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