Angry Bird Themed Birthday Party – Theme Ideas, Images and Resources

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You have a birthday coming up and you want to theme it on the Angry Birds. Good!
Lucky for you, everything is available readily on this blog. Everything you need. If you like our effort, we don’t mind a small contribution 🙂 You can contribute to this blog with the donation link at the bottom of the page.

Here is a list of all resources available for a Angry Bird Birthday Party:

  • Angry Bird Email Newsletter Invite Design
  • Attendee Mail Codes (PHP) – Angry Bird Theme
  • Angry Bird Return Gift Name Cards
  • Angry Bird Dishes / Food Name Cards
  • Angry Bird Game Ideas
  • All relevant Font Files

 

Angry Bird Email Newsletter Invite Design

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We designed this the Angry Bird Day style. Below is how it looks. If you like it and want a copy for yourself, click here to download angry bird day newsletter design. You can edit the texts and images in the photoshop file.

The above obviously is Indianised, but I have included all source files including codes and Photoshop Files, so they can easily be edited.

Attendee Mail Codes (PHP) – Angry Bird Theme

These codes can be uploaded on any server and it will send you an email with the names of the guests who confirm their attendance via the newsletter. You don’t necessarily need to do this, but if you really want to plan things based on the number of guests coming, you will find the codes useful. Click here to download the codes for Angry Bird Day Attendee List Emailer

Guest Attendance eMailer

 

Angry Bird Return Gift Name Cards

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So the next thing is to sort out the return gifts. What else can make the gifts more exciting that personalised name cards. Luckily we have got this sorted for you. Here is the link to download Angry Bird Style Gift Name Tags

 

Angry Bird Dishes / Food Name Cards

Here is an example of how it would look:

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Wouldn’t the decor look yummier if the food you serve was also themed? Yeah you got it right! We did that too. Just print them on a A4 paper and then fold them to make your food tags.

Here are all the files. Download Angry Bird Style Food Tags

We also made a special tag for drinks that can be pasted on any drink dispenser. We served lemonade. You can download the Angry Bird Drink Dispenser Tag here.

 

Angry Bird Game Ideas

Download Angry Bird Style Tin Covers

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All relevant Font Files

Download all the relevant font files here

Hope your young one enjoys the party as much as Veerica did. and if you like what you read and received here, please feel free to contribute using the donate button at the bottom.

Regards
Daddy

 






Creative Weekend – Glass Painting

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Hello everyone! I have a little surprise for you. Want to see it? Here it is.

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Glass Paint Bottle Candle Holder

We have a small exhibition in our school next week. Our teacher has asked us to make simple things out of unused materials. I told mumma and after a lot of brainstorming we thought of making candle holder with help of an old and unused glass jar.

Put a candle inside the jar and light it in the evening, it will look amazing!

Want to make something similar? I can tell you how we made it.

You will need a few things like an empty glass jar; it can be anything like an empty Nutellajar or an empty jam jar,glass colours, wire (any colour of your choice). We brought a golden wire to match the pattern and long nose pliers.

  • First, clean the jar properly. Mumma used her nail polish remover to clean the outer surface. She said cleaning will make sure the colour stick to the glass properly and evenly and there will be no dirt to ruin the design patterns.
  • Next cut the wire, about a foot long. If you want a shorter or longer handle, you can cut the wire accordingly.
  • You have to cut another wire by measuring the diameter of the neck of the jar. Mumma wrap the wire around the neck of the jar and cut the wire a bit longer. She said we would need to make two hoops to wrap the wire firmly around the neck. So she kept it a bit longer.
  • Next choose some of your favourite colours. I chose golden and silver. Mumma said we can also use oil paint instead of glass paint, but it takes longer to dry, so we got glass paints. We decorated the glass jar with golden and silver polka dots. You can make any design or pattern of your choice. You can make flowers, shapes (abstract pattern – mumma told me) or anything else that you want. Leave it to dry for some time. We left it to dry for about 8 to 10 hours.
  • Once the paint on the jar dries up, you can attach the handle. Make a loop on one end of the wire that has to be wrapped around the nextwith help of the long nose pliers. Hold the tip of the wire and turn it around to make a loop.
  • Now turn the wire around the neck and pass it through the loop. Then turn the loose end around the loop to make a knot.
  • Make a U-shape with help of the long wire and make two half loops.

Pass the ends of the U-shaped wire through the wire around the neck of the jar and attached tightly with help of the loops. Make sure the wires are properly attached to hold onto the jar.

Now it’s done! You can make many types of candle holders by using glass jars. I hope my teacher likes this!