I started out with a Google search and I cam across the most irresistible superhero party. Every detail was perfect and this was my inspiration.
The Invite
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| The entire invite was done using Word. If you are pressed for time check out ETSY (search: superhero invitation) for some really great invitations. |
Each invitation came with a postcard for the superhero in training to return.
The Decor - Tablescape
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| The "tablecloth" is a flat bed sheet I found on clearance at Target. |
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| The buildings were made from cardboard, covered in wrapping paper, and the details were drawn. |
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| The glass vases had "windows" made from Duct Tape sheets sold at any craft store. The stars are suckers from Michaels. |
The Kids' Tables
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| I bought three DC Comics from the early 80s and late 70s at Half-Priced Books for around a dollar and glued them to pre-made placemats (Touch of Color) from the party store. The DC Comic books pages were also used to make the birthday banner. |
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| Square craft foam was covered in wrapping paper and superhero cutouts were added. Mister's had Batman instead of Wonder Woman. |
Not pictured is the window where a speech bubble said, "Superhero Refueling Station" surrounded by red, blue, and yellow stars.
Welcome Superheroes
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| This was an 11 pm the night before idea that was done quickly and not up to my usual standards, but man alive was I tired. |
The Door - Oh boy it's another wreath
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| This is a cupcake wrapper wreath. It took 4 packages of cupcake wrappers for a 14" wreath and I could have put on one more. |
Not pictured is a "Welcome New Superheroes" sign and balloons on the front porch.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask! Tomorrow will bring more superhero fun.
I am open-mouthed in astonishment. This is so great and I am incredibly impressed with these decorations. You took so much time to make them! They look amazing! I can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteYou are too sweet Amanda! It has been my favorite party so far.
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