Then I kept a bit of icing out to colour pink, and coloured the rest brown.

I used a round cookie cutter to help me make white circles for Skye’s eyes. Then I cut out the paper ears and used that template to cut ears from the square cake. I traced each of my cake pans on paper, and sketched ears on the paper. Then I put the round cake on my cake server. Jade wanted a blueberry cake, so I found a recipe and baked a round and a square cake. However, for Jade’s party I decided to make a Skye birthday cake. I’m good at baking cakes, but decorating is not my strong point. In the past, I’ve asked a friend to make a cake or bought cupcakes. The girls could draw pictures when they weren’t crafting or pinning badges on Skye.Īs I was thinking about Jade’s party, I came up with a great idea for her birthday cake. Instead, I turned the easel around to the chalkboard side and lined up the chalk puppies. It was raining here in Vancouver on the day of her party (of course!) so we couldn’t use it outside. I’d found some Paw Patrol sidewalk chalk at the dollar store. I also used Jade’s VTech easel to help keep the kids busy during the birthday party. I used sticky tack on the back of the badges. Somehow the kids never tire of it! I printed the Skye poster and badges, cut them out and glued them together, and stuck them up in our living room. Pin the Badge on Skye! This has been a staple, in various forms, for many of our birthday parties. Then they were ready to run off to the next activity… Advertisements When they finished making their badges, they put their Beanie Boo and badge in their goody bag. While they made their crafts, I set the goody bags where the craft supplies had been. I’ve learned to have everything ready quickly at parties, so that the kids aren’t hanging around wondering what to do next. While the kids searched for their Beanie Boos, I quickly moved the craft to the table so that they could come back to create. We used embroidery thread to make the badges into a necklace.īefore the party started, I organized all the craft supplies next to the table. Each child glued their badge together, then decorated it with markers, glitter glue and stickers. I’d cut out a selection of badges from coloured card stock. When each girl had found a Beanie Boo, she brought her new pet back to the table to create a badge for it. Then we told the kids they had to go “rescue” an animal, just like the Paw Patrol pups. Just before the party started, my husband hid the tiny puppies and kitties around our house. I got each birthday guest a mini Beanie Boo. My girls are huge fans of Beanie Boos and every Paw Patrol episode involves some sort of rescue. We started by having each of the kids rescue a Beanie Boo. It was pretty easy to come up with ideas for a Paw Patrol birthday party! We spent Saturday morning before the party preparing for the activities. Lily printed each guests’ name on the bag.

Then Jade decorated the bags with a few stickers and stamps for her friends. Goody bags are what I forgot to do at Sunshine’s party, so I made sure to put them together for Jade’s party! I used white paper bags and added the printable goody bag tags from the Nickelodeon website. You can also get themed Everest or Skye party invitations on the Nickelodeon website. I printed them on some leftover 4×6 photo paper and delivered them by hand.

I threw together an invitation on Picmonkey to deliver to her friends. We only invited two families to Jade’s party (for a total of 7 guests…). North American Martyrs Kids Activity Book.

Girl paw patrol cake