My photographer (ie Mr CookCleanCraft) didn’t manage to take a photo of the punch pinata. I wasn’t sure the boys at the party would want hairclips! My sneaky system worked – none of the boys picked pink! I put the very girly hairclips in the bright pink slots, and the more gender neutral gifts in the blue and silver spots. My Little Pony hairclips managed to fit in the slots! Most of my prizes didn’t fit in the holes, so I put notes in, such as Pick a Pony (a small My Little Pony figurine), Unicorn Treats (skittles and marshmallows), Alicorn treats (Cadbury Marvellous Creations Rainbow Rockin’ Bears) and Taste the Rainbow (rainbow lollipop). To end the festivities, I made a Punch Pinata, using the box my daughter’s My Little Pony scooter came in. (All birthday parties at our house end with the kids attacking my brother-in-law!) They raced around the backyard with them:Īnd then it turned into “Let’s attack Uncle Richie with them” So they raced around the backyard looking for them (and helping the kids who hadn’t found one yet).įor the next activity, the kids got to pick out a pool noodle My Little Pony: I told the kids they needed to find the Elements of Harmony to defeat Nightmare Moon. I made two of each one so there would be one each for all the kids. I made Elements of Harmony necklaces (plus the crown for Twilight Sparkles!), and hid them in our backyard. I then used Blu-tak on the back for the kids to stick them to the poster. We had more kids than the number of stickers in the pack, so I scanned the sticker sheet and printed extra on normal paper. I cheated for this one and bought the game from the party section of Big W. Next up, we played pin the cutie mark on the pony. Hmmm, a little peculiar, but hey, it’s art! I shredded some crepe paper, and put out stickers, glue and markers, and let the kids go to town. I printed a pony outline with no mane, tail or cutie mark. Making something also helps little ones get over their shyness about being somewhere different.įor this party, we had a decorate your own pony station. Something for the kids to do while waiting for everyone else to arrive. I like to start parties with a craft activity. The Princess Celestia one was actually from a My Little Pony magazine and was bigger than the other figurines.Īs an added bonus, my daughter loves playing with the figurines, as an extra birthday present. And the lowest tier had the minor characters – Sweetie Belle, Spike, Princess Cadence, Scootaloo and Apple Bloom. The next tier had the main pony characters – Applejack, Rarity, Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash. My daughter and I discussed the correct order – of course Princess Celestia went on the top. I iced it with Pink White Chocolate ganache (which ended up a bit brighter than I’d planned, but my daughter loved it!), and placed the ponies on the cake: I bought My Little Pony Figurines from eBay, and made a three-tier cake. To drink, we had water and apple juice, direct from Sweet apple acres of course! My Little Pony Birthday Cakeįor the birthday cake, I went with a similar idea to last year’s Elsa Ice Palace cake. Then it was just colouring in with royal icing! I bought this cookie cutter from Etsy (affiliate link) which imprinted the design on the cookie. This time, I used a My Little Pony logo cookie cutter, and piped on the logo. My kids love fruit, and I always like to have some on the table, so cut through the sweetness of the other treat food.Īlong the rainbow theme, I also made rainbow jellies – so easy to make, but look spectacular! A friend also brought along some mini-pizzas.
#HAPPY BIRTHDAY SWEETIE BELL MY LITTLE PONY PLUS#
The party was scheduled for mid-afternoon, so the food was a small collection of nibbly finger foods (just enough to make sure the kids didn’t eat dinner!).įor savoury, we had the obligatory party pies and sausage rolls, plus some plain popcorn (let’s pretend they were clouds!). I scattered a whole heap of My Little Pony toys over the table as well (mostly to stop the tablecloth blowing away!). (Have you seen all the cool stuff in their new party section?). I also bought a My Little Pony tablecloth and banner from Big W. The front door had a sign, welcoming guest to Ponyville:Īnd the door to the backyard had a balloon cloud and rainbow streamers (well, more like Princess Celestia colours!): Here’s a sneak peek of the Princess Celestia dress and wings I made my daughter. It’s lucky I love creating fun birthday parties. I love hosting the kids’ birthday parties at home, but that brings added pressure of preparing all the food and games. When my daughter turned 5, she wanted a My Little Pony party. Birthday parties are the most fun thing in the world when you’re 5.
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