Saturday, December 12, 2020

Paw Patrol Party

Hello again... It's been a while since my last party post...I have decided to do an update on the parties that I have organised for the children of our family by starting from my nephew's third birthday party!

The list of children that were invited was long (we were of course in a post-coronavirus era) and that is why my sister decided to book a playground. In effect, the "canvas' for my party decoration was not what one would call a "blank" one!!! There were colours everywhere, inflatable toys, popcorn machines... everything that a proper playground consists of. So, I had to keep the theme clear and minimal.  But since my nephew asked for a Paw Patrol party... I found myself in a rather difficult situation!!! 

And that is because the Paw Patrol members make a pretty colourful team! In order to soothe the rainbow effect of the theme I had to stick with the two basic colours of the Paw Patrol logo -red and blue- and ensure that no other colour would pop out!

I had a budget of 200 euros. The space was huge and I would have to go way above budget in order to make it theme-related... So, I decided to concentrate in three main areas -that of the buffet, the photo-booth and the party gift tables. The rest of the venue would be filled with red and blue balloons.

Another limitation was that of time. I had only a couple of hours to prepare and that is why I had to pick only a few, easily transferable and placable items hoping that they would make a big statement. 

Taking into account all these parameters I think the end-result was quite decent! My nephew was so so very happy and all the children had a great time! At the end of the day colours and decorations are nothing if they do not produce the joy that they are designed to produce! And vice versa, if a moderate decoration is capable of generating such a happy, smiling face then it is a totally successful one!


Paw Patrol Party, Party Buffet


Paw Patrol Party, candy buffet


Paw Patrol Party, candy buffet cake-pops


Paw Patrol Party, balloon decorations


Paw Patrol Party, photo-booth


Paw Patrol Party, Polaroid photos


Paw Patrol Party, party gifts


Paw Patrol Party, Paw Patrol masks


Paw Patrol Party, party treats


Paw Patrol Party, happy child with firefighter hat


Saturday, October 31, 2020

Halloween face-painting tutorial

 Hello and happy Halloween!

I'm linking here a video tutorial from a series of diy tutorials that I'm filming together with my 5 year old son on behalf of the company that I work for. As one would imagine it is filmed in greek but since the process is almost self-explanatory I thought you might be interested to watch it! 

It concerns of a basic skeleton face-painting for kids that can match with many traditional halloween costumes such as ghost-pirate, vampire or death spirit. 

As my main medium I'm using water-based non-toxic paints for face-painting, black and white eye-pencils and eye-shadows and an eyeliner. I also use disposable face-masks and crayons for covid-19 protection.

Enjoy!!!




      

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