Little Einsteins Birthday Cake For a friends sons birthday. Chocolate WASC with chocolate IMBC filling, covered with rolled fondant. The...
Cupcake Toppers HERE Little Einsteins Banner PDF File HERE For best results, download the image to your computer before pr...
DIY Little Einstein Party Games that will MAKE the Birthday!
One sided die cuts White cardstock backing 6- 4" 6- 2"
I don’t know about you guys, but my little one is in LOVE with The Little Einstein’s. So for her 3rd birthday, I did a Little Einstein’s themed party for her and a few friends. Fo…
2-D Little Einsteins Rocket Cake
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I made this Little Einsteins cake using three chocolate cake mixes; a sheet pan for the base, an oval casserole dish for the bottom of rocket and a round
Amelia is slightly obsessed with Little Einsteins, so this was a fitting theme for her 3rd birthday. Being approximately 743 months pregnant, I really feel like I dropped the ball on her party, but…
Hello everyone! On August 6th, I turned 4 years old. My Dads surprised me with a wonderful outdoor party at the Mushroom pool with all of my Tiny Tots classmates in attendance. My party theme was inspired by my very favorite show the Little Einsteins. The beautiful and delicious cupcakes were made by my good friend Paisley's mom. I love the colors and musical notes on the icing. The primary color theme is also the colors from Little Einstein. Although my Dads thought I seemed ungrateful for all their efforts, I had a great time and loved all the attention. I even had a wonderful magician which my friends and I thought was very entertaining. Well, thank you for visiting me and please come back again.
Being our second time throwing a Little Einstein's Birthday Party for a 3-year-old, we about have it down to an art. 1.) the invites: J...
An original cake design by me, Veronica Arthur :) Space ship is sculpted in RCT and decorated with gumpaste. I mix Tylose powder into my gumpaste so it dries quickly and very firmly.
Fun, fun to make! Inspired by the many beautiful cakes here on flickr!
My daughter turned four recently and this year she got to pick out her own theme for the party! I gave her choices of her favorite things and of course she picked Little Einstein’s. Let me just say if a show is on tv regularly then there should be toys/items available for purchase! I searched high and love and struggled coming up with some ideas! Likely Pinterest and Etsy saved that day! (At the end of this I will share where I got either the product or the ideas!) So through all of the searching I knew I had to put together an outfit, games, gift bags and things to put inside, a cake, decorations and a cake! The first thing I start with is the outfit! I decided to make one as I enjoy all the details of party planning! The dress worked perfectly! It did shrink in the wash prior to use, so it was a little short but it still looked cute! I loved the svg file of Rocket and his friends and I knew I needed to do something more so I put it on the gift bags! This was a larger project then I had anticipated and it is in no way perfect but kids don't mind! I went to Party City and bought instruments to fill the bags with! They had instruments ranging from .25 cents to .85 cents! My daughter is still having a great time with her instruments. I needed to create a banner for her birthday! I got this idea from Etsy but since I had my Silhouette Cameo I decided I could make it myself! I found a picture of a cake that I wanted to re-create. I have never decorated a cake other than slapping some frosting on it and calling it good so it was bound to be an adventure! Thanks to my mom's frosting we got it done! To compete the cake I needed a toy rocket. I searched amazon and ebay but, my lord, those things can go up to $999! That is just insane! Luckily I found one on ebay and it was perfect, and I only spend $30! Not too bad for my first cake! LOTS of frosting but that's okay it passed the birthday girl test! I am all about the details! I found this awesome paper at the craft store which could be used for just about anything! So I covered the top of the cake stand and wrapped her present in the paper as well. The kids my daughters age are not at the age where they will do structured games and activities for a long period of time so I put out a craft table for the littles as well as some older cousins. I got canvas from the craft store (look for the deals) it ended up being under $10 for 6. It was a great birthday but I want time to slow down! Alli is growing up too fast! For details on where I purchased items or where I got the ideas from you can find those listed below: * Purchased the rocket svg on Etsy from Momascontrolledchaos * Inspired by Pop Sugar * Purchased the gift tags from partyirenelatimore * Inspired by GKLLDesigns
My daughter tuned four this year, and is OBSESSED with Little Einsteins. So a Little Einstein party was a must for her. These are the invitations I made with my photoshop program. (Download is at the end of this post). I printed the invitations on photo paper (front and back), than cut them out, including the window (not a fun task I assure you). To make it a little more girlie I used some glitter glue and outlined the window, and filled in the headlights. I printed the Little Einstein characters on sticker paper, than put them on the card with pop-up dots. That way the kids had something to enjoy while the waited for the day of the party to arrive. Yes I know I messed up on the time and had to use a pen to correct it. Sadly I didn't catch it until a friend pointed it out after I had handed out a few of them. Yes I made her cake! Of course I had to keep the Little Einstein theme going, so I made a four layer cake using a 9" round cake pan. Stacked them up, cut to size and obviously frosted it in red (I had to mix in TWO of the Wilton red (no taste) food coloring)! I love decorating with candy, so the windows are made out of blue Airheads, the antenna is a Tootsie Roll sucker, headlights are Jaw Breakers, the rockets are Twinkies with red M&M's and Shockers on the front, and the entire thing is outlined with Licorice pull-n-peel. I desperately wanted to make the characters with edible stickers, but procrastinated too long and didn't have time to order them off the internet (turns out Albersons can actually do it for you too). Since I wasn't sure where to go here in town, I had to just print them off the computer and use peanut butter to make them stick. The peanut butter made a grease mark on the paper, so I probably should have gone a different route. For their party hates, I made these! They were meant to resemble the antenna on Rocket. What do you think? (For a download, see the end of this post.) I'm also a cheapskate so I made the pinata. No way was I going so spend $20 on something the kids were were going to break. So I found this tutorial here and decided making my own was a must! So I taped two balloons together and went to town! I then covered it in tissue paper and glued on Little Einstein printouts. Here's a tip: Make this at least a week in advance! I made it two day before and well...... it didn't quite dry all the way, so I had to pull out the hair dryer that morning! So you know how everyone makes cars and trains out of cardboard boxes?? Well I wanted to make rocket, so this is what I came up with! I painted a bunch of boxes red, and glued on Little Einstein cutouts for the kids to color! I bought some blue ribbon to use for the "seat belts" but it wasn't working out so well, and I ran out after the second box! (Had no idea I needed so much!) So instead, I used ribbon for wrapping, and it worked out great! If only I would have had blue on hand! I also bought some buckles on eBay to resemble the seat belts on rocket. Here's the birthday girl sporting her masterpiece! So why do we need these rockets you ask? Well I'll tell ya! We went on a treasure hunt! I hid a map I made inside the pinata. On this map, it displayed pictures of four different parts of the world! We climbed into our rockets and "Blast Off"! (Feel free to use this if it's to your liking.) I printed it up on some paper, crumbled it up and inked it to make it look old. Unfortunately, this is the only picture I have of the actual map. And of course, I didn't get any pictures of the places we flew off to, so you'll have to read about it. The original plan was to get poster size printouts of all these places, hang them up around the house and have the kids "travel" the world. But it was much to costly for my budget, and I couldn't figure out how to print a poster size on my computer (to tape it all together), so they had to deal with a regular old paper printout taped on various walls. At each place, there was a puzzle piece hidden. Once they gathered all the pieces they put them together to show the place where the treasure was hidden! Here's what the treasure was: (Again, the download for the tag is at the end of this post) Here is what each bag contained. If you're aware, Little Einstein is very musically inclined, so of course I had to add all the instruments I could find! Hope this party was enjoyable for you! Go here to download all my printouts! Thanks for stopping by!
Impress Your guests with these adorable personalized birthday party invitations! This listing is for a printable invitation, which You receive via email as a digital JPEG file. Invitation can be sized to 4x6 or 5x7 inches. All wording and fonts are customizable. Fast Service! Proof sent within 24 hours! Print at home or any photo lab - copy center. You can print as many as needed! Ordering is fast and easy! 1. Add the item to Your cart. 2. Copy the following and paste in on the NOTES TO SELLER or message in email at bigsdreamstudio [!at] gmail.com * Name - * Age- * Date of event - * Time - * Address - * RSVP Info - * Additional Information - * If Invitation includes a Photograph please send that to me at bigsdreamstudio [!at] gmail.com. 3. Within 24 hours (usually faster) I will email You the file for You to approve. If you have any questions, please send me a message on Etsy or by email at bigsdreamstudio [!at] gmail.com. This listing is strictly for my time and creative services to create Your party item. All copyrights and trademarks of the character images used belong to their respective owners and are not being sold. This item is not a licensed product and I do not claim ownership over the characters used.
Little Einstein Party
