For my daughter’s 5th birthday I did a “Magical
World of Kenedi” Disney themed birthday party.
With weather from the movie Frozen as our backdrop, the party went
on. The Magic of Disney was found in the
handcrafted party décor and store bought Disney themed decorations.
Magical World of
Kenedi Banner
Using card stock, ribbon and free Mickey Mouse ears
printables, I made a personalized banner for the event. I printed each letter/word on the ears, cut
them out and then taped it to the ribbon.
Sweet as a Princess
Candy Buffet
My little one is sweet on princesses so her candy buffet
included homemade candy apples as Snow White’s Poison Apples, gummy
worms as Belle’s Book Worms, blue candy sticks as Elsa’s Icicles, banana
laffy taffy as Rapunzel’s Hair, pixie sticks as Tinkerbell's Faith, Trust and Pixie Dust, and Swedish fish as Ariel’s Fishy Friends. I made place cards for each treat using free
printable princess borders found online and some card stock paper. Kenedi has a princess board game that I used
for the pop up castle.
Mickey and Minnie Tabletop
Centerpieces
To make centerpieces for the table I used round Styrofoam balls
from JoAnne Fabrics and Crafts, paint that I had on hand, toothpicks, and handy
dandy red Dixie cups. I painted the
balls black and stuck the smaller balls to the larger ball as ears using toothpicks. I hot glued the Mickey head to the bottom
of the Dixie cup. Using black cardstock,
I attached arms to the cups and cut out little mickey hands. To turn Mickey into Minnie, I simply added a
bow in between the ears. So easy my 4
year old (not quite 5 at the time) can do it, and she did!
A 52 inch Mickey Mouse balloon greeted guest as they
arrived. There was also a giant Jake and
the Neverland Pirates balloon to man the pirate bean bag toss station. Additionally, there was a moonbounce, ball
crawl, twister, Disney Princess photo station, and a Doc McStuffins piñata.
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A party fit for a princess, filled with craft magic and love.
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