June Update: Craft Kits
Hello everyone, happy June; I want to share with you that CK Loves Events has started creating craft kits for parties and fun days at home. We had the pleasure of making party craft kits for a few local people, and they turned out beautifully. One was for a Spa party, and the other was for a Minecraft.
For the spa party, we had the little girls make these adorable sleep masks. They were for a flamingo-themed party. They were able to bedazzle these sleep masks with fun eyelash stickers and adhesive jewels. The little girls loved making them.
Next, we made fun Minecraft rubrics cubes for a 7-year-old boy’s birthday party to create. The concept was just like a rubrics cube, and then they became charters from the game. Each side was a different character. The boys loved this party craft kit idea.
We also made these adorable bunny craft kits for moms to do with their little ones at home and for an Easter party. And we created these fun Leperchon craft kits that were great for St. Patrick’s Day. We also donated Valentine’s Day craft kits to a local children’s event; the kids loved making a Valentine’s Bear.
Please take a look at all the beautiful kits, and there will be more to come. Contact us, and we would be happy to create these fantastic kits for you or any party craft idea you might want to have for your party.
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This week CK Loves Events blog is sharing you a fun angel craft. In today’s blog, we are going will share with you how to make our angel craft. The supplies you will need are a wooden ball, cut pieces of doll hair, sparkle fabric, sticker eyelashes, glitter pipe cleaner, and angel wings. You will have to use a hot glue gun for all the pieces to hold together. I would start by gluing the hair on the wooden ball first. Start by going around the ball halfway with hair. I would glue the hair in a row, one after the other, until it’s to your liking. Next, you can glue any pieces together. You want to glue the ball to the fabric and make a triangle with the material. Once you have done that, place the angel wings on the back of the fabric. Make sure when you glue the angel wings to the back of the material, the glitter side of the wings are facing you. Then cut the sparkle pipe cleaner in half and make a circle. Glue that piece on top of the head, add the eyelash stickers to the front of the ball. Then you have an angel. I will add all supplies at the end. Remember to contact me for any party planning needs. Go to our website page and fill out the contact page.
CK loves Events wants to share some fun holiday crafts for the holidays. The first one is the Jewish star. This craft is somewhat easy to make; you can use blue colored popsicle sticks; I found my blue popsicle sticks at the craft store Michaels. You can do a Google search for where to buy blue popsicle sticks. You will need to use six sticks in total. The first thing I would do is hot glue a triangle together. Then do that with the other three. To fasten them together, place each triangle on top of each other and glue to make it look like a star. I would use a hot glue gun, so the sticks have a long-lasting hold. Then you can use any sparkle you want to decorate.
The next fun holiday craft idea is the cinnamon stick reindeer. I was able to find thick cinnamon sticks at Michaels’s craft store. You can also search on google for where to buy these items. Using a hot glue gun is a necessity for this project. The items used were googly eyes and brown pipe cleaners. You can pretty much find all these items in any craft store.
The last craft I want to share is the Santa Claus. He was not very complicated to make. You will need fluff, white cut crinkle paper, pom poms, googly eyes, glass bulb, and a little red Santa hat. This project will need to be hot glued. You start by stuffing the glass bulb with the small cut crinkle paper, then you hot glue everything and stick the hat on top. Now you have a fun ornament for a grandparent, teacher, or parent. I hope you try out some of these beautiful holiday craft ideas. Remember CK Loves Events for all your holiday parties.
CK Loves Events enjoys sharing party ideas. This week I am going to share my mummy lantern idea. My mummy lantern craft idea is a fun party craft for a Halloween party. It can be used for a trick or treating night light when you take your children to collect candy. The lantern craft was super easy to make; the needed supplies are Mason jar, medical tape, tea light, and googly eyes. You can have fun creating any design idea for your mummy. Any child will love to play with the mummy light for the longest time, and after the light burns out, you can recycle the jar and make a new craft. I posted this mummy craft on my Nextdoor account, and I received so many inquiries that I thought I would blog about. For all needed supplies you can go to www.hobbylobby.com and Walgreens. Also, fun if your child does have a sleepover, this craft is great for a nightlight. Remember CK Loves Events for all event planning needs. Check out our website cklovesevents.com.
The first one I want to share is the adorable fun Wizard of Oz character lights. I was able to find the idea on Pinterest. The original idea was for either a witch or Frankenstein, and I chose to take a different approach. The Wizard of Oz character lights were fun to create. I bought most of my supplies from Party City and United Art and Education. This paper cup craft was made from colored paper cups, tea lights, googly eyes, and fun craft embellishments. Other supplies needed were found and purchased from Esty.
The next idea I made was the Sesame Street monsters. Elmo and Cookie Monsters are my favorite. I used a glue gun and Elmers glue. If you use a hot glue gun, use the hot glue gun far away from small children. It gets extremely hot and can cause burns. Please be careful when using it. I will add the supplies needed at the end of my blog.
Hello CK Loves Events blog readers, I hope you are enjoying the content. This blog is about party bags. I have attached four different themed party bags. The first ones I am sharing are Sesame Street character bags. They are super fun and easy to make. I am happy to assemble the party bags for you. We have Star Wars, and that is always a favorite among everyone. Toy Story is another fan favorite. Then lastly we have princess themed ones as well.
CK Loves Events blog this week is about a princess wand project. The princess wands were fun to make and a great party craft idea. Items needed to construct this wand are any colored beads, star shape (cloth or any other material), long white sticks, hot glue gun, and curl ribbons. First, you will need to hot glue the ribbons to the top of the white stick. You will need to use a big dot of glue to keep the ribbons secure on top of the stick. I would then glue the star shape onto the top of the stick and use a pretty good amount of glue to hold it in place. Next, you can add the bead to the tips of the point on the star. Lastly, you can add a little sparkle ball to the bottom of the wand. I can make these wands for a princess party. Always remember CK Loves Events for all you party ideas.
This week CK Loves Events blog is sharing about wall and table displays for parties. The first idea I want to share is the Mickey and Minnie table display I made for a party, and it turned out to be darling. As you can see in my table display, I made sure the characters were the center of attention. You want your table display to be eye-catching. Fun for little children to experience and enjoy. I would suggest always going with a pop of color.
The next display, I am going to share was a sunflower based party that needed a wall display; this was an enjoyable project. The sunflowers and the bees came out well. The yellow was a perfect color for the summer, along with the greenery background. I thought the white lettering added a nice touch.
Thanks for coming back to CK Loves Events blog. The topic for this week is a fun barrette crafting party favor idea for goodies bags. These barrettes are fun and easy to make. The items you will need to purchase are the felt cutouts, velvet barrettes, glitter fabric, and a hot glue gun. I did try using fabric glue, and the pieces did not hold very well. My suggestion is if you are going to use a hot glue gun, glue the pieces away from small children. They can get extremely hot, and a little one can receive a burn. Trust me, I have had so many with a hot glue gun. Please be very careful and read the instructions.
As you can see from my examples, you can be as creative as you want. I made popsicles barrettes for the Fourth of July, ice cream cones, sunflowers, and watermelons. All fun, summer-themed ideas. These are perfect for any little girl’s birthday party. This sweet little goodie take-home is excellent for each child who attends your child’s birthday party.
the bottom. These can be mixed and matched with any outfit or occasion. Every little girl loves a little sparkle fun with her outfit. I always did when I was a little girl. Every time I got dressed up, I put on a bit of a splash of fun with my outfit, and that is what these little barrettes will do.