Showing posts with label Fairy Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fairy Party. Show all posts

Friday, April 26, 2013

RAINBOW MAGIC FAIRY PARTY

     Our library (Hickory Flat Library part of the Sequoyah Regional Library System, near Atlanta, Georgia) hosted a Rainbow Magic Fairy Party Wednesday to promote a new series of children's books.  Little girls love reading about the escapades of these little fairies and the books are flying off the shelves.  Our meeting room was soon filled with little fairies, dressed as their favorite Rainbow Magic Fairy.  Some came with their faces painted, even little baby sisters had fairy wings along with a few moms and grandmothers!!

     We decided to include 3 crafts, a few games including Pin the Wand on the Fairy, a Trivia Game, Crossword puzzle,  various coloring sheets and dot to dots.  We decorated the tables with tableclothes from the Dollar Store and draped glittered tulle around the edges.  We gathered old prom dresses we had at home and decorated the walls.  Not to mention the fabulous refreshments provided by a local cupcake maker who made cupcakes with "Nerds" on top.  We served Mango punch, cupcakes and cookies with pink and yellow chips.  The fairies were so well behaved and had a wonderful time!

Enjoy the photos...........and check out the Rainbow Magic Fairies series.

























Monday, April 15, 2013

IT'S A FAIRY PARTY

We're having a Fairy Party at our library!

A Rainbow Magic Fairy Party!

Those books are flying off the shelves, so we thought it would be fun to have a party with crafts, games, refreshments, Pin the Wand on the Fairy, to celebrate the joy of reading and fairies.  Every little girl likes fairies!

Below is a sign I made to advertise our Fairy Party.  One can never use too much glitter.  




Below is one of the little crafts we will make from wood craft sticks, tulle, plastic flowers, paint or markers, and glitter wings.  We will also make Fairy Houses out of recycled plastic containers.  My favorite is a POM container.  I will cut out the doors and windows and let the kids decorate with markers, stickers and plastic flowers.