The Invitations
| I mixed together a small amount of water and glue, poured the mixture into the bottles, and tipped the bottles to coat all sides. The glue mixture made the bottles more opaque and created an "aged" appearance. I immediately placed a small amount of dirt in the bottles, corked the tops, then shook the bottles to distribute the dirt from top to bottom. Once dry, I rolled the invitations (see below) and placed inside. |
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| Mixed together blue and green glitter as well as green decorative sand to create "Pixie Dust" to help guide our guests' cars to Jake's party. I used Tinker Bell confetti and curling ribbon for the decoration. |
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| Invitation by Luna Petunia Designs LOVE them! |
The Party
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| Rainbow Goldfish and Ranch Dip with blue food coloring |
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| We used "Gold Doubloons" (Vanilla Wafers) to dip into our "Mud Pie" Recipe follows pictures. |
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| I found a plastic pirate hat and used it as a bowl to hold sea salt pita chips. |
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| My sweet Peter Pan! |
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| Cousins! |
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| Such a happy 4-year-old I have! |
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| Neverland painted onto a full-size flat sheet. |
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| Flying over Neverland! |
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| Peter Pan and Captain Smee :) |
Lost Boys' Mud Pie
2 cups creamy peanut butter
1 cup Nutella
1 1/2 cups white chocolate morsels
10-15 Oreos, crushed- reserve a handful for top
Combine all ingredients into a microwave-safe bowl and stir.
Microwave for 1 minute, remove, and stir.
If needed, return and microwave in 10-second intervals until melted.
Store in a seal-able container (I used a glass jar for this project).
Works great with vanilla wafers, graham crackers, marshmallows, and banana slices.
Super easy and DELISH! Definitely a hit at the party.
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