Sebby is having a campout for his 9th birthday this year. We decided we would like to incorporate some owls into the party decorations.
We Googled to http://www.frugalfamilyfunblog.com/ and found super easy – super cute owls! The only supplies we would need (cardboard tubes, paint, glue, wiggly eyes, and fun paper) were ones we already had – bonus! We had a great time creating each one and were tickled with how our owl family turned out! Take a peek.
We Googled to http://www.frugalfamilyfunblog.com/ and found super easy – super cute owls! The only supplies we would need (cardboard tubes, paint, glue, wiggly eyes, and fun paper) were ones we already had – bonus! We had a great time creating each one and were tickled with how our owl family turned out! Take a peek.
The fun part was choosing which wings to use on which owl. The color and pattern combinations made them look extra festive. |
Last we glued on their tiny beaks and their wings and they are ready to find a place to perch for the party. |
Our little owls actually turned out to be a perfect solution for a dilemma we had. I recently pruned a sand cherry tree in our backyard where the party will be and I got a little more than a little carried away, as all that is there now are a bunch of sticks coming out of the ground and just a few leaves. These colorful owls make the sand cherry look a lot better.
We're hoo's ready for a party! |