Party Bag Ideas for 5 year olds

bunbun2

rainmac wrote: »

Here are my first attempts at the DIY little packets...



I'm pretty pleased with them. Have about 35 Star Wars ones to do, thinking of filling them with flying saucer sweets.

they look fab rainmac - great idea for party bags. home bargains have cheap packets of flying saucers

rainmac

bunbun2 wrote: »

they look fab rainmac - great idea for party bags. home bargains have cheap packets of flying saucers

Thanks bunbun Someone mentioned on another thread that there's a code for free delivery for Lakeland on the HotUKDeals site. I've just ordered 4 packs of mini marshmallows and a pack of disposable icing bags to make 'milkshake soup' for the party bags.

karren

where can i get the mini marshmallows, i looked on the site and no sign

JailhouseBabe

lizstothard wrote: »

Try www.thecuriouscaterpillar.co.uk they do great party bags and fillers. The Party Bags are coloured paper and come with tissue paper. Some good things for girls to make too.

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shirlgirl2004

Personally I just go for books. I did this for my DD's 4th birthday party and since then 2 other parents did the same. One other gave water pistols instead. I think most parents agree that a bag of plastic tat is awful. I also won't have cheap felt tips in the house because if they get on any fabric etc they don't come off. If DDs are given them then they go straight in the bin.

pleasedelete

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kingfisherblue

I'vejust had a look at the website listed above and it isn't exactly cheap for party stuff. Also, I have an aversion to websites and companies that cannot spell. Fussy, I know, but if they can't proof read their site, can I trust them to get my order right?