For my last Halloween themed post, it's a party game - Challenges. It's a simple idea - you are basically giving your party guests secret dares to complete during the night, the person who has successfully completed the most by a designated time wins. When I first came up with this game, my husband and … Continue reading Challenges
I remember making Hanging Ghosts like this when I was in Primary School. The teacher hung them from the ceiling in the classroom and threw us a Halloween party. I found it so magical, having these little handmade ghosts bobbing and swinging around above me while I danced away to The Time Warp, getting high … Continue reading Hanging Ghosts
My husband and I don't have any children, and our home isn't particularly child friendly. We don't have stacks of toys anywhere or kids TV channels. So when we're hosting a party where children will be attending, I always try to have some kind of kid-friendly activity organised. It's only fair that they should feel … Continue reading Activity Packs
I created these hanging stars for a New Years Eve party a few years ago but I didn't get round to blogging about them. That's why in the pictures, the dates are 2018 and 2019. I haven't completely lost my mind, don't worry. I know we wont be having parties this year, but I feel … Continue reading Hanging Stars
We created this hoopla game for our wedding to keep people entertained in between the ceremony and the breakfast, along with other lawn games. It was great fun, cost less than £5 and was so simple to make. We keep it in the shed now and bring it out at garden parties and BBQs. The … Continue reading Hoopla
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