Totally Nautical Kids' Birthday Party
This kids' party is a boatload of fun.
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Create a garland of paper flags out of triangles of scrapbook paper in red, white and blue patterns like dots and stripes and a length of grosgrain ribbon. Use double-stick tape to affix the flags to the string and hang.Set the Sea Scene
Whether you’re right on the beach or landlocked, you can give your party an air of the high seas. Opt for a palette of blue and white with touches of red and lots and lots of stripes. Stringing up a garland of nautical-style flags keeps things fun and festive. Galvanized metals and natural rope and twine echo the accoutrements of a ship. Start by recycling cans: Wash, remove the label and dry each can. Then dab a dot of hot glue at the base of the can and press twine to secure; next wrap the twine all the way up to the top rim, where you can secure it with another spot of glue. A piece of grosgrain ribbon finishes the look. If you have seashells, starfish or other beach-y accessories on hand, bring them out to add to the party’s atmosphere.
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