Tinkerbell

Tinker Bell Theme Party Supplies

Tinker Bell Theme Party Supplies, Party Decorations, Favors,Tips and Ideas! If your child loves Tinker Bell, Party Supplies by Vicki is the place for for all of your Tinker Bell Theme Party Supplies and Party Decorations!

Fun Activities

Magical Makeover

Conjure up a little pixie magic and make your guests feel like dainty little fairies with a sparkly makeover by Tinker Bell herself! You'll need your choice of lip gloss that sparkles, glitter blush or eye shadow, non-toxic nail polish in bright sparkling colors, and tiny prismatic stickers.

Enlist a fun-loving mom or teenage girl to play the role of Tinker Bell, complete with fairy wings, a sparkling face and a wand to spread her fairy magic. For more fun, let the birthday child dress up as Tinker Bell (or her little helper) as well.

As each guest arrives, Tinker Bell should wave her magic wand and lead them to her makeover table. There, each guest should receive a dab of glitter blush, eye shadow or lip gloss to brighten her face. Allow each guest to choose her favorite color of nail polish and give her a quick manicure. Use a blow dryer to dry fingernails quickly, or ask each little pixie to flick her fingers in the air for about sixty seconds. When nails are dry, let each guest choose a tiny sticker for each fingernail.

Flower Wreaths
Crown the little fairies at your party with flower wreaths to make them feel extra special! Gather fresh flowers, or purchase silk/paper flowers at a craft store. If you choose fresh flowers, baby’s breath is inexpensive, easy to work with, and delicately beautiful. Miniature roses or daisies make wonderful wreaths as well. Provide each guest with a piece of ribbon, about 3 ft. long.

Demonstrate how to begin: hold a flower by the stem and lay it flat on the ribbon. Wrap the ribbon around the stem tightly; add another flower. Make sure the stems are always lying flat on the ribbon as you wind the ribbon around. Continue until the wreath is large enough to fit a child’s head; tie a knot with the extra ribbon. Make wreaths with two shades of ribbon for a pretty effect!

Smiling Sprites
Your party pixies are sure to giggle with delight, even though they’re forbidden to smile!

The game begins with the children sitting in a circle, so everyone can see one another. Let the birthday child start the game by grinning happily while all other participants keep straight faces. Once everyone has seen the birthday child’s big smile, she then wipes the smile from her face and throws it to another party guest, who must catch the smile with his or her hand and put it on.

After catching the smile and putting it on, the newly smiling sprite may choose to throw it to someone else or taunt the somber players for a few moments with a wild grin. (Put a time limit on each grin if players are slow to pass on their happy role.) Remember that all other players must remain seated and must not crack a smile. One smirk and they’re out!

Tinker Bell's Secret Help
Tinker Bell get a message to Peter Pan with this hilarious game! Seat your guests in a circle. The birthday child (Tinker Bell) thinks of a secret message and whispers it to the person on the right. Continue until it travels around the circle to the last person (Peter Pan) who tells the message out loud. Compare the message that Peter Pan received with Tinker Bell's original message! Try again with another secret and continue until your guests are ready for another activity.

Delectable Treats

Shooting Stars
Create teeny, tiny, star-shaped treats fit for your little fairies! Simply make your child’s favorite sandwiches, remove the crusts and cut them into star shapes using a small cookie cutter. Or if you wish, serve sandwiches cut into small triangles and laid out in a star-shaped arrangement. (To do this, place sandwiches in a circle with the points facing towards the edge of the tray.)

Sparkling Cider
Sparkling cider served in fancy glasses will make your Tinker Bell party extra special! Garnish each drink with a piece of colorful fruit on the rim of the glass, a silk/plastic flower or an umbrella. After your little fairies have finished their drinks, rinse the flowers or umbrellas with water and let your guests wear them as hair decorations.

Captain Hook’s Fruit Boat
Create a fruit salad that's just as fun to make as it is to eat! To make Captain Hook's fruit boat, halve a watermelon lengthwise. Remove the fruit inside with a melon baller, leaving the rind intact in the shape of Captain Hook's pirate ship. Combine the watermelon with other pieces of fruit your child enjoys, such as sliced bananas, halved grapes, apple chunks, pineapple, etc. Mix them together and put them back into the empty watermelon rind. Use skewers to make the ship's masts and construction paper for the sails. Enjoy!

Enchanted Fairy Wand Cookies
You won’t have to do much to entice your little party pixies with these sweet treats! Simply make your favorite sugar cookie recipe or purchase refrigerated sugar cookie dough. Roll out the dough and cut it out using a star-shaped cookie cutter; bake according to instructions. As soon as the cookies come out of the oven, and are still soft to the touch, carefully push a plastic straw between any two points of the star. This makes the handle for your magic fairy wand.

Frost the cookies with glossy icing. To make glossy icing, simply sift confectioners’ sugar into a bowl. Slowly add hot water, while mixing, until it becomes a smooth paste. Add a few drops of food coloring to make these treats more fun. These wand cookies are somewhat fragile, but they’re delicious and a lot of fun to eat!

Peter Pan’s Peppermint Sodas
Make your guests feel like they’re in Never Neverland with Peter Pan’s special soda! For each soda, you’ll need 1 cup milk, 1 cup sparkling water, and 2 scoops peppermint ice cream. Mix the milk and water together in a glass, add the ice cream, and serve. To make peppermint shakes, put all the ingredients together in a blender and mix well. Garnish with a sprig of mint for an added touch!

Decorating Tips

Spread your tablecover on your party table. If your child has any theme-related toys, you can add them to the table for a more festive display. Cut several one-to-two-foot-long pieces of curling ribbon. Curl the ribbon by pulling it between your thumb and the blade of your scissors. Lay the resulting curls on your table for added color. Hang balloons in bunches for the best effect. If you choose to fill balloons with helium, wait until the party day to ensure they float well!

Use balloons to mark the party spot; hang them on the mailbox, near the front door, or tie them to the birthday child's chair to mark the seat of honor.

Place balloons anywhere that strikes your fancy. The more the better!

Gather six or eight streamers and attach them to the ceiling in the center of the party room (or over the table). Use a light fixture over the table, if you have one, as the center point for the streamers.

To create colorful two-tone streamers, put two differently colored streamers back-to-back, twist as you walk them to the wall, and attach at shoulder height.

Smile for the Camera!
Be sure to take lots of pictures. You and your child will want to remember this special party. A helpful hint: Order extra prints and send them to the parents afterward. Remember, it's not necessary to have everyone in each picture. Focus on small groups and avoid posing all the photos. Candids capture the laughter best!

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