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Last Christmas Eve we celebrated with one of my very favorite holiday icons, Buddy the Elf. One of my absolute favorite holiday movies is Elf, so I thought it'd be fun to incorporate Buddy into our holiday.
Last Christmas Eve we celebrated with one of my very favorite holiday icons, Buddy the Elf. One of my absolute favorite holiday movies is Elf, so I thought it'd be fun to incorporate Buddy into our holiday.
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Love everything!
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DeleteI love it! Can I come next year? Our 2nd annual Elf night was fun but wasn't nearly as pretty or well organized... You can check it out here (#1883): http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1707141&page=126
ReplyDelete- Marissa @ lifeisfantasmic.blogspot.com
Thanks, Marissa!
DeleteOh my goodness, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!! I never thought of having an Elf party, but will now have to start planning one;-) Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteThis is amazing and so creative!! I Love the candy cane forest and the spaghetti cupcakes, you are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michelle!
DeleteGreat idea!!!! What did you do to the cotton balls? They look like marshmallows with something on them?
ReplyDeleteThanks! The "cotton balls" are balls of cotton candy.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! Will be planning an Elf party in a few weeks now. :) One, question... How did you make the elf hats?
ReplyDeleteThe elf hats are meringue cookies. I just colored the dough and layered it before baking.
DeleteSO CUTE!! Love it all! I'm planning my own ELF party for my 2 kids and their friends in 2 weeks. Where did you get the little green stands that are holding the food cards?
ReplyDeleteOh, Marissa, I wish I could remember! I've had them for years. I'm pretty sure they're meant to be place card holders, if that helps you find something similar.
DeleteFeatured you here: http://printabelle.com/portfolio/elf-christmas-party If you'd like a button, you can get one here: http://printabelle.com/about-2 Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! How did you make the trees in the candy cane forest? Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks Martha. They're Little Debbie Christmas Tree cakes with a striped paper straw. Easy-peasy!
DeleteIm having trouble downloading them - is there any chance you could email them to me?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely, Cara! Send me an email at purplepatchparties@gmail.com and I'll forward them on to you.
DeleteSo glad I found this thanks to Pinterest! We are going to have an Elf first birthday party for my son whose birthday is a few days before Christmas! Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteHi Purple Patch! I LOVE this idea and am going to utilize it in my own Kids' Christmas Party next Thursday. However do you have a link to all the recipes? I mean I know somethings are obvious but any further info you give on those desserts and the burgers, and smiley face thingys for example would be much appreciated!!
ReplyDeleteThese are the recipes I used...
DeletePigs in a Blanket: http://sandralee.com/recipes/starters/display/show:18/sortby:id/direction:desc/page:2/sortbyclass:Category/pigs-in-a-cheese-blanket/469
Snowball Cookies: http://www.mybakingaddiction.com/snowball-cookies/
Cookie Dough Dip: http://www.the-girl-who-ate-everything.com/2012/05/monster-cookie-dough-dip.html
The burgers and smiley fries were in my frozen food section at the grocery store.
Thank you SO much, Purple Patch! Do you happen to have a recipe for the elf hat macaroons?
DeleteI played around with this recipe to make them http://makebakecelebrate.com/christmas-tree-meringues/
DeleteThank you so much for this information! We are doing an Elf themed 1st birthday party for our almost Christmas baby and I was just coming to check if there were recipes for things! Thank you so much for all the ideas!
DeleteSo flipping cute!
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