FROZEN Party!
If you’ve been following me this week, you’re either sick to death of the Frozen party or you’re dying to see how it turned out. Â If you’re the former, log off now. If you’re the latter… Ta-da!
Frozen Party. Homemade Frozen Invitations, Homemade Elsa Costumes, Elsa Cake.
The party started at noon, which was precisely the time I stepped in for a 1-minute shower. I literally used every spare minute prior to the party getting ready.
Thankfully I finished the cake the night before.
Gumpaste Snowflakes Elsa Frozen Cake
The Frozen cake was a hit!
Elsa’s North Mountain made of homemade hard candy and gum paste snowflakes.
Tri-Colour cake. Pretty right?
Tri-Colour Cake Purple, Blue and White cake. Perfect for Elsa’s frozen cake.
Frozen Cake with Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Hans, Olaf and Sven.
The ice surface is a very basic homemade hard candy. Just boil sugar, water, clear corn syrup, vanilla and blue food colouring.
Easy Homemade Candy for Elsa’s Ice. Boil water, Sugar, White Corn Syrup, Vanilla and a little blue food colouring.
Easy Homemade Candy for Elsa’s Ice. Boil water, Sugar, White Corn Syrup, Vanilla and a little blue food colouring.
Elsa Cake with Olaf
Frozen cake pops too!
Frozen themed Cake Pops
But an even bigger hit the treats…was Elsa!
Elsa Birthday Party
Elsa Birthday Party
Elsa read her story to everyone.
I wasn’t overly thrilled that one of the main Elsa activities was make up, but at this point we’re in pretty deep into princess mode, may as well go all the way.
The kids loved it.
Elsa make up
Girls loved Elsa. Some of the boys liked her too. The little brother stayed back.
Cousins. Both with homemade Elsa dresses.
Special thanks to Posh Tart Parties for the Do You Want To Build a Snowman template. They made great loot bags.
Do you Want to build a snowman? treat bags.
Elsa Cake
Pretty happy girl.
Happy Girl!
Now I’m going to “let it go.”
