Minnie Mouse House

We threw this party for my little girls birthday.  It was so sweet and so much fun. For the invites I printed off a Minnie Mouse head outline and traced it onto black paper. I found a Minnie Mouse and Walt Disney font, added some ribbon, and the invitations were sent.

I love using baby food jars!  These have painted lids and felt hearts on top.  We used these for our Minnie Mouse Bingo Game markers as well. I made the Bingo sheets and switched the characters around before printing each one on card stock.

The table scape: lots of pink sparkly sequence and polka dotted fabric. Pink balloons and the thousands of Minnie dolls my daughter already had added to the decorations.

 My mom sent some actual Minnie Mouse sprinkles and a cookie cutter from Disneyland.  The kids loved frosting and decorating their own cookies!

This is what happens when kids get to add their own toppings.  Believe it or not the little artist (to her mom's dismay) actually ate this cookie! 

 Another Costco favorite, chocolate cake!  We added a Minnie, some lettering, and a lot of edible pink pearls. Yummy!

 I love covering my square vases or circular vases with scrapbook paper to match the party. I simply fill with tissue and add some balloons.  It's a great inexpensive centerpiece that literally takes minutes to make!

 There are so many perks to having a red and pink party right after Valentines day.  
With the help of my amazing mom friends we made these sweet pink and red polka dot skirts for all the girls.  I had already made some bows to match and bought paper Minnie ears at the party store.  Throw on some lip gloss and sparkle hair spray and these little ones were in Minnie Mouse heaven!





The girls also decorated their own party bags upon arrival.  I always try an do something that will take a little time so that we can begin the party once everyone is there.

 Minnie Mouse turned Birthday Princess!

 Why? Because we like you!
Amazing good time!