Happy Birthday Harry Monster Party

monster party

This weekend was Harry’s 4th birthday party.  December and January is birthday central around here with 7 birthdays in the family.  Add Christmas and the New Year to the mix and things get a little hectic.

This was the first year we had a real party for Harry.  I knew I wanted to have it at Scissortail School of Art.  Both Harry and Addison love the art classes there and it’s a great price.  Win-win.  Teacher Lindsey busted out three fun crafts for an awesome price. All we had to do was show up with cake and kids.

If you’re in Norman and looking for a creative, laid back atmosphere for a party or art class definitely check out Scissortail School of Art.  It’s down town Main street and has this cool urban feel because it’s in an upstairs studio in an old building.  Super hip.

monster party

monster party

I made this birthday banner with my Cricut.  I used Cricut Pretty Pennants Cartridge for the flags and Cricut Cartridge Boys Will Be Boys for the font.

monster party

Back in November Harry decided on a monster party.  I knew right away what I wanted to do for party favors.  Little monster dolls.  Addison helped me design some monsters and I did my best to recreate them.  Because I had two months to prepare I spaced out making the monsters so I wasn’t staying up until midnight the night before.  You may be thinking how cute but I could never do that!  Contraire mon frere’.  If you can thread your machine and can plug in your hot glue gun then you can make a monster doll.  They are supposed to be ugly so there isn’t a right or wrong way to make them.

monster party

monter party

monster party

monster party

Teacher Lindsey had three crafts prepared to keep the kiddies busy.  Monster masks, splatter paint monsters and pet rock monsters.

monster party

monster party

monster party

monster party

monster party

monster party

monster party

monster party

Every monster party needs a monster cake.  Because I’m cheep I won’t pay for a fancy cake so I had to do my best to create something myself.  Duncan Hines makes a mighty tasty red velvet cake.  Tub icing leaves little to be desired but 4 year olds don’t care if the icing is home made or not.  As long as it is super sweet, it’ll do.  The pan I used has a bowl shape you set on top while baking so it creates a hollow center.  It’s intended to fill your cake with yumminess like ice cream, pudding or a different flavor cake.  I chose gummy worms.  I’m pleased to report that my mom friend was grossed out as I cut into a red cake and started pulling worms out of it.  Success!

monster party

monster party

monster party

Happy birthday to my precious little Harry Bear.

2 Responses

  1. Kelli's Kitchen

    I LOVE LOVE LOVE this!! This is perfect for Rocket and his cousin for his birthday in April. I want him to take classes there too – I found their FB page and website. I cannot wait to talk to my daughter about it………..she will be thrilled! Thanks so much.

    • Stephanie Clinton

      Oh I hope you go there for a party! Lindsey is so wonderful, tell her I sent you!

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