A handmade dollhouse miniature tiki bar with tropical drinks, tiki signs and more.
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As I said in a previous post, I got my son to help me design the tiki stuff I made for the last Retro Romp. So here's is the method I worked out, so he could help me. He picked the features and I drew them out. Its an incredibly easy system, and a great one to do with the kids and for just general doodling. The diagrams I've drawn are a bit rough, but what the hey, you'll get my drift. This is tribal stuff, the rougher the better. And don't be fussing about the lines! Kids are constantly told in school to stay within the lines, and unfortunately this can stay with us as adults. When one neighbours kid got upset because he coloured outside the line, I just gave him the big black marker and said, change the line. He was chuffed... Pick out a nose, eyes, eyebrows and a forehead from the following pics. These are essential features. Then pick out any other optional features, tongues, hands, feet, chests, etc. Follow the diagrams below. I've drawn it out several times so you can see the progress. You obviously don't have to do this. The grid is just a grid for the essential features, and can be altered at will. I drew out the head in pencil first and then went over it in pen. Step 1: Draw out a simple 2x4 grid. Step 2: Draw the nose just above the centre of the grid. Step 3: Add in the eyes Step 4: Add the mouth Step 5: Add the eyebrows Step 6: Add the forehead Step 7: Add in any other optionals. Here I have just added hands I then re-drew the design larger, and just added patterns using 2 thickness of black pen. So, there you have it! If you have a go, send me a pick/link, I'd love to see what other people come up with. Here's a few more designs I did using this method with the kids I wanted the designs to have a more proper Hawaiian feel, so I did a bit of research on traditional patterns. I came across Kapa, a type of bark cloth. Heres an interesting article, with a list of traditional dyes used in kapa making http://www.hawaiianencyclopedia.com/kapa-tapa-barkcloth.asp. Have now added it onto my list of places to go/things to make. a long list... Anyway, heres a few traditional patterns, if you want to add them into you tiki design
Package - Get 3PCS lighted hawaiian decoration banners printing tiki god/tribal totems, hibiscus flowers, tropical palm leaves, sun, torch and flamingo. Power by 2AA batteries and it is not included. Measurement - "Aloha" banner is 70.9"x15.7". Two Luau decoration tiki banners are approx. 12.2”x72.04”. Ribbon size approx. 16.4” long. Handmade banners - They are made of anti-crease 600D polyester oxford fabric. They will not be ripped through wind. Let your guests get festive touch. Come pre-assembled and ready to hang - The top of the banner has wooden rod with hanging ribbon for easily hanging up and taking down that you can hang them anywhere you want or take them down and roll them to store for next year use. They have grommets at the bottom for reinforcement that you can attach them to wall keeping them from flapping in the wind. No assembly needed. Perfect decorations for any summer party or carnival - Make your Luau/Hawaiian/Tiki/Aloha/Tropical/Moana/Birthday/Pool/Beach/Flamingo/Safari/Jungle party a summer bash!
Si te Gusta Moana y estas pensando en dar un Fiesta infantil o Cumpleaños, estas de Suerte, Os mostramos varias ideas de decoración para Fiesta de Moana, tales como centros de mesa, mesas dulces, invitaciones, pasteles, decoraciones con globos, cupcakes y muchas más ideas para decorar fiesta temática de Moana para niños.
Oh my, it is nearly two years later and I am FINALLY posting pictures! I have seriously got to get a handle on that! We have SO much fun putting together our Epic vacation bible school every year and I wanted to share with you what we have been up to! With it nearing VBS season again I thought I would take a trip down memory lane and share with you some great ideas that you can use for your own VBS! This year (2014) the theme was Wilderness Survival. The vision was to decorate the church with both desert and jungle themes! This was my first time in the role of "lead decor" and I had NO idea what I was doing (picture having to keep this all in fire code, yikes!) but luckily it all came together in the end! I will try to explain my technique for making things as I go... Here we covered the wall in kraft paper (Lowes or Home Depot in the painting section). Using tan wall paint and a large rectangle sponge, we "stamped" the wall to create bricks then went back and outlined sections in dark brown to make them stand out. It goes really fast if you stick to groupings of stone instead of every single one. The "sand" is just tan fabric by the yard from Joann's. I believe we ordered a few bolts online. The camel prop was ordered from the VBS catalog (we have since created out own VBS curriculum). The rocks are painted pieces of styrofoam. Keep going to see how we did the palm trees and vines. This large hallway I wanted to look like a cave! We used brown paper bags (amazingly cheap on dollartree.com) and crinkled them up and stapled them to the wall. WARNING: this took forever so I would suggest you stretch them as your staple to cover way more wall with less bag. And MUCH less staples! The effect in here was amazing! Here are our palm trees! We used pool noodles to create these. Cut a hole in a box a tad smaller than the noodle (so it stands up), cut the bottom off brown paper bags, and string them onto the noodle! I put a large paper plate on top to tape the leaves to. The leaves are just traces and cut from a roll of non-fade green paper. Drape the base in burlap or tan fabric to look like sand. That last picture is of our class photo area! The vines were my favorite craft! We used plastic table cloths from the Dollar Tree in a couple of different shades of green. These were really easy and each table cloth yeilds a ton of vines. Fold your tablecloth the long way a few times will it is about 5" wide. Trim the sides so you end up with long strips. Cut diagonal lines to the middle. TIP: make sure you stagger them so you dont ever cut all the way through! And even if you do you can always use short vines too! We used these EVERYWHERE! They were great fillers and really tied the theme together! As you will see in the second picture, we also used nets and hula skirts (dollartree.com) everywhere! The monkeys were also ordered online and below I will tell you how we made the rope vines... These rope vines were made using cut, twisted and staples brown paper bags. If I did this again, I would use skinny strips of rolled kraft paper instead. If would have gotten done much faster! We stapled leaves (again cut out of the non-fade paper) when we were done. These also went everywhere and were great for covering large expanses like the ceiling in the cafe. We also wrapped them around the check in area. Also on the ceiling you will see colorful paper lanterns. These are from Oriental Trading Company. This giant tree was my biggest project! The frame is made from PVC. It ended up being 12 feet tall! We used the rolls of brown kraft paper here as well. It is simple... roll it out, wrinkle it up, stretch it out, and tape it on top to bottom! The last picture shows you what it looked like from the inside. The branches were made the same way but left wrinkled and twisted. I wanted to add more but we ran out of time! This hallway is always the kids favorite. The black light hallway! Luckily one wall was already dark, the other we wrapped with a roll of black non-fade paper. The volunteers had fun make fish, octopus, turtles and other sea creatures using white paper and fluorescent paint! These were then stapled onto the wall. The floor was covered in clear balloons that we squirted with the florescent paint on the inside. The jellyfish are paper lanterns lightly painted with fluorescent paint, with streamers and white string hanging from them. The ceiling also had streamers and nets. The openeing to this hallways was made to look like a waterfall. We used clear celo wrap, paper bags (done in the same way as the cave hallway) and the flowers were made using more non-fade paper. And because the nursery kids are important too... we gave them a little decor!
With just a few supplies you can make these fun tiki-inspired tumblers and drink umbrellas for your summer cocktails and mocktails. Click through after the photos for the DIY.
Tiki Hut Drinks Station • Mason Jar Cocktails • Play the Limbo • Cover Trashcans with Skirts • Party Food Table • More ...
A handmade dollhouse miniature tiki bar with tropical drinks, tiki signs and more.
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Tiki Hut Drinks Station • Mason Jar Cocktails • Play the Limbo • Cover Trashcans with Skirts • Party Food Table • More ...
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