Each kit has about 50 pieces, with plenty of eyes, horns, mouths, and appendages. They've got some great You tube videos showing you some techniques for creation, even a video teaching you how to make additional bodies to stretch your dollar and use all the leftover body parts. (Unfortunately I didn't find this one until AFTER the party, but that means we have lots of monster creations left for the future!) You can see some of my daughter's shirt in this pic (along with her PURPLE monstrous cupcake)...
This is genius, Jen! Thanks for sharing these great pictures! :
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute party idea! SO FUN! You did a FABULOUS job with those cupcakes. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeletethose cupcakes are awesome! LOVE them!
ReplyDeleteThey had those at CHA when Jan/Jenette/Shirley and I were there....we all made a shirt or two...it was a BLAST for us, so I'm sure it was great for the kids!!!
ReplyDeleteCan you point me to the video about making more bodies for the monsters? Can't seem to find it. Thanks, these will be so great for my four boys.
ReplyDeleteCurious how you made the pieces for the monster cupcakes (eyes, arms, horns, bows, etc...)
ReplyDeleteI sketched out the shapes I wanted on a piece of copy paper, then outlined with a sharpie for contrast. I put a piece of parchment paper over top of this on a baking sheet.
DeleteMelted Wilton colored chocolate/candy discs in the microwave and loaded them into the squeeze bottles they carry in the candy aisle.
Simply used the colored chocolate to trace over top of the pieces and parts I had sketched. Allowed to cool and then they lifted right of the parchment paper.