My 10-year-old (his real birthday was last week) decided he wanted a Robin Hood theme. Several months ago I agreed that it sounded like an interesting topic as I imagined full-garb costumes hand sewn by me for each invitee, lots of bows that we'd whittle from tender tree saplings and string with ? ... but alas, none of those things happened.
So Plan B is:
Pouches made from brown felt and a crocheted chain of yarn for the handle to hold all the treasure.
Treasure Chest. I was going to have Little John (aka my husband) make one from corrugated, but he's so swamped at work, and Michael's was having a 60% off sale, so we're using this one instead. Pretty good deal, I say.
We filled it with coins and gems (the gems were on clearance at Michael's too... good thing!) Now I just need to stow it away and make clues so the boys can find it. I'll share some After-Party scenes next week, but for now, I've got to go make some bulls-eye cupcakes.











7 comments:
Cool! Bullseye cupcakes are a great idea too.
What a fun party that will be!
Love your tag sale items too.
Oh Gosh I love your treasure chest. We're having a treasure hunt theme party this Sunday for my daughter's birthday party.
Mary
I love the hats - they are wonderful. Wishing you a lovely party.
Thank you so much for letting me know when you posted, but don't fear, completely illogically we have been looking out for the post van since the day after you did the draw...so excited are we that normal time barriers, such as having to get across an enormous ocean, haven't been factored into our wait!
Enjoy the weekend. x
this is so awesome- I linked you on designmom.com today! xo amy
what great ideas... would you mind if i used some of them for one of my kid's birthday parties some day... wow... original and fun. wherever did you come up with it all? happy birthday to your son... and i am sure that all your work will pay off...
I can't believe those hats - so adorable. What great ideas, I am sure the party will be a hit!
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