My Party
- 25 guests
- 16 September 2012
- A Park Pavilion
Comments
Samantha F says...
were you get the bottle labels and juice boxes?were you get all ur ideas my daughter really want power ranger party i dont know were start
Cherie P says...
Can you let me know where you got the power ranger logo for the t-shirts or did you make it? Thanks so much! I have a little Power Ranger party coming up and would love to have that for the shirts.
Dana B says...
Can u please tell me where you found those shirts at and how you make the belts???
Deedee N says...
Tshirts are awesome, can you share the source?
Dawn L says...
How did you make the t-shirts and samuraizers? I would love to do this for my little guys party. You did a great job.
Jill H says...
I love everything about this party. It is amazing! My little man wants a Power Ranger party for his 4th birthday. I would love to have more details. How did you make the samuraizers? Also how did you make the belts? Did you make the cupcake toppers? I would just love to have some more info.
Selina V says...
Hi where did you get the juice from?? Love your ideas. Very creative
Kenia C says...
hi =) How did you make the samuraizers?? can you please help me?? thanks =)... I love everything about this party !!!!
Candice W says...
My son is about to turn four and loves power rangers. Where did you get the shirts? I found them on amazon but they were $20 each! Yikes!
Ines M says...
I really hope I get a reply can you provide links or resources on how to make the belts and samuraizer s please
Stephanie D says...
Love this Power Ranger party! My son is turning 5 and I'm planning his Power Ranger party now! Where did you find the white slap bracelets? And how did you make the belts? Basically just the buckles, where did you find them? Thank you!
Kathie K says...
Lauren - You did an absolutely wonderful job on this party! Can you please share where you got the Power Ranger printables and how you made the t-shirts, belts and samuraziers? I really appreciate the help! I only hope I can do what you did justice. Thank you for your help.
Melissa D says...
I want to ask the same as Kathie K. Where did you get the power ranger printables, t-shirts, etc. any how to details would be greatly appreciated. My son is turning 6 and wants a power ranger party. I know nothing about power rangers! Help! Melissa
Dawn M says...
Do you reply to these questions privately? I'd love to know the answers! Sharing would be helpful :)
A D says...
I would also like information about the printables and what kind of tape you used on the pool noodle swords. My son's party is this week and I have the pool noodles but wanted to see how you did that.
Ashley D says...
Has anyone received a response? I love the shirts and other ideas, but need some more direction! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Melissa D says...
No responses here. But I am in the process of doing my sons PR party. I am going to use either black ducktape or iron on a strip of ribbon for the t-shirts. For the emblem I plan on using iron-on that can be used by inject printers. The dollar stores had quite a bit of other items, foam swords, toy cell phones for samuraizers, sandwich boxes, chopsticks, etc. Hope this helps.
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Party Recap...
We had a Power Ranger Training Camp birthday party. When the kids arrived they decorated slap bracelets to be Power ranger wrist bands. Then they put on their "Ranger Training Gear" which was a homemade Power Ranger Samurai Shirt, belt, pool noodle sword and duct tape samuraizer. They racticed their sword skills bu keeping balloons in the air. We had relay races to practice speed. They got the bad guys with marshmallow shooters made of a PVC pipe piece a balloon and duct tape. The used these on targets we had set up of Nylock pictures tied onto a ladder ball game frame. We had bubble swords to also blast the Nylocks. The guests ate sandwich sushi in labeled sandwich containers with chopsticks. We had a small candy bar on the dessert table with a candy for each ranger. I made cupcakes, cake and marshmallow pops and a lot of candy sushi for the samurai rangers!
Party Highlights
What People Ate
Sandwich sushi and snacks
What People Drank
Labeled water bottles and Power Ranger Juice Boxes
Dessert
Candi Sushi, cupcakes, cake pops and marshmallow pops
Activities / Games
Ranger Training including: Sword practice with balloons Nylock blasting with marshmallow shooters and bubble swords relay races super power slap bracelets
Party Favors
Homework Kit school boxes with vinyl power ranger logos-filled with ranger crayons, notepad, markers, pencils and a sushi eraser. A homemade Power Ranger bottle cap key chain was attached to the label.
Kim M says...
@ 11:39 on Sep 19, 2012
Very creative! I can tell alot of planning went into your party. I will be having a Ninjago party soon. Thanks for the ideas. =)