For Max's 7th birthday, he chose a Harry Potter Theme. I had such a blast putting this all together!
The kids entered through the upper gate into Diagon Alley. Everything was handmade by Mark and I and certainly not fancy, but the kids loved it!
Here's the entry sign on the gate:
The kids entered through the upper gate into Diagon Alley. Everything was handmade by Mark and I and certainly not fancy, but the kids loved it!
Here's the entry sign on the gate:
Their first stop was Gringotts Bank where they deposited their canned food (which we asked for instead of gifts) and withdrew wizard gold:
They then used their gold to "purchase" their school supplies. Potages Cauldrons had little black containers that I found at Target in the $1 bin. The kids used these to hold all the items they collected throughout the day.
Eyelops Owl Emporium had ceramic owls that they would later paint in one of their classes.
I had found a bundle of chopsticks at a garage sale for $1.50 so I used those for the wands. I added a list of useful spells, put an Ollivanders label on each box and -voila- wands!
3 comments:
super cute! I love all the little details and the owl station is great!
hugs! Kim @ Party Frosting!
Where did you find the white boxes for the wands?
Where did you find the white boxes for the wands?
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