Yes I made butter beer. It was like a spider, sooo good!
The sorting hat sorted each kid (thank you iphone app!)
The entry to the party! I made this using an old sheet, a square sponge and some brick colored paint. Nothing flash but looked effective.
A collection of creepy things! On the end are wands made using dowel and hot glue gun and paint. Each has a tag stating what it is made of (eg elm with phoenix feather), felt Hogwarts house ties, and gross things... Bloodworms, hippogriff gizards, blind cat eyes, gillyweed etc (spaghetti in tomato sauce, smoked oysters, cocktail onions, weeds in green water!)
The polyjuice potion and Elixir Of Life bottles were filled with water for those not wanting butter beer. My funky broomstick is a Martha Stewart knock off!
Finn made the Wizard Collector cards to go with these himself!
I wrapped truffles in gold foil and attached white wings to each for snitches. So cool!
These were chocolate coated licorice sticks, dipped in melted white chocolate then sprinkles.
Wizard hat cupcakes.
Cheeseymite scrolls.
Hogwarts house cupcake tower
Each child took home their wand, one of these fabulous cookies from Crumbs of Yum, a spellbook and a Bertie Botts box of beans.
It really was a fantastic success and a lot of fun!
Cookies from: https://www.facebook.com/crumbsofyum
Butterbeer recipe from: http://bakingdom.com/2010/11/butterbeer-oh-yes-friends-butterbeer.html
Bertie Botts Box template from: http://61098.deviantart.com/art/Bertie-Botts-176610553
Jar labels from: http://www.ivillage.com/12-easy-ideas-wizard-worthy-harry-potter-birthday-party/6-b-139571#139574
1 comment:
Wow - I am so impressed! My 8 year old son is a huge Harry Potter fan and would adore a party this elaborate!
Thanks for sharing all the great ideas
Shelleyrae @ Book'd out
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