Cupcake Party Games and Activities
Resources for a Cupcake Party
- Almost good enough to eat! Make pretend cupcakes out of Play-Doh or fondant,
but allow the kids to use real sprinkles, cupcake liners, and perhaps even a
cupcake topper or ring. See our Chef's Party ideas and Play Doh Party ideas for
details.
- Play pin the candle on the cupcake.
Resources for a Cupcake Party
- Peek a colorful cupcake party to gain inspiration for your own party on a table
setting of tulle, rolling pins, whisks and stacked bowls.
- Bakerella credit's Martha Stewart with her Cupcake pops, butt he blogger from
Georgia really has nice instructions to see how to make these fun cupcake treats
on a stick.
- See also our Chef party and Ice Cream Social party ideas.
- Check out this menu of crazy cupcakes.
- You'll get loads of ideas for a cupcake party, plus free printable cupcake tags
from Bake It Pretty.
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Cupcake party invitation and thank you card ideas
- Make it easy on your little cupcake in giving thanks. There's nothing easier than
the fill in the blank style of the cupcake thank you cards, pictured right, by
Invitation Jane. They'd be easy to enough to make yourself on a computer with
stickers, but make it easy on yourself, cupcake, and order them.
- Stick to it. Do yourself a favor and order the custom cupcake stickers also from
Invitation Jane. You'll get 48 stickers for $21, which is plenty for the invitations
and favor tags.
- Punch in up a notch, cupcake! Martha Stewart shows you how to make a
cupcake card with her cupcake punch available, left.
- Print your own cupcake note cards and envelopes. This free cupcake design
idea is from allthingscupcake.com.
Cupcake Party
How to have a party for your little cupcake
Your little cupcake is having a birthday and since everyone loves cupcakes why not
throw her a cupcake party? A cupcake theme party for kids is all about the
decorations (and the frosting). Simply, you bake the cupcakes and let the kids
decorate. Party planning is relatively easy, though you'll have to prepare for some
sticky fingers.
An ideal theme for girls, a cupcake party is ONE-derful theme for toddlers or as a
sweet first birthday too. Here's how to have a memorable cupcake themed birthday:
How to have a party for your little cupcake
Your little cupcake is having a birthday and since everyone loves cupcakes why not
throw her a cupcake party? A cupcake theme party for kids is all about the
decorations (and the frosting). Simply, you bake the cupcakes and let the kids
decorate. Party planning is relatively easy, though you'll have to prepare for some
sticky fingers.
An ideal theme for girls, a cupcake party is ONE-derful theme for toddlers or as a
sweet first birthday too. Here's how to have a memorable cupcake themed birthday:
- Turn your table setting into a cupcake! Instead of confetti, use edible cupcake
sprinkles on your tables. Put snacks into cupcake baking cups. And
- Everything's coming up cupcakes. Discover the cupcake party decorating video
that shows you how to make a flower cupcake and cupcake crafts for your
party activities. Your flowers will look tasty enough to eat!
- Sew cute! Make cupcakes from felt in just a few easy steps. Add a few felt
cupcakes to your tablesetting or put them together for keepsake favors. Stuff
them with lavender and they're great for the clothes drawers.
Cupcake Inspired Foods to Serve at Your Party
Favors for a cupcake party
Decorating cupcakes is the main activity of a cupcake party, and possibilities are
infinite. Don't let the kids steal the show! You can unveil your fun cupcake tower or
huge cupcake for the party, then allow the kids to make their own cupcakes
masterpieces to enjoy later. Here's how to allow kids the fun of decorating the
cupcakes.
- Shepherd's Cupcake? Meatloaf topped with pink mashed potatoes in a cupcake
baking dish make this a recipe for success with kids. Family Fun brings you this
Sheperd's pie inspired treat.
- Fast food frenzy: make a faux hamburger. Since the party is all about cupcakes,
mix things up a bit and create hamburger cupcakes. Serve it with french fry
cookies.
- Get kooky, cookie. Bake cupcake shaped biscuits with a cupcake cookie cutter. Of
course, these fun cookie cutters are also fun for cookies, and even hamburgers!
They'll get a kick out of cupcake shaped hamburgers you frost with ketchup.
- Be a Hostess with the most-est. Have some fun with the iconic Hostess cupcake
design:
- Rachel Ray's Marshmallow cupcakes look like the Hostess Cupcakes. Bake
a few as part of your overall presentation and see if the kids can tell the
real thing from your version. (Don't be upset if the little ones don't have a
distinguishing palette.) - Bake a giant Hostess cupcake. Since everyone will be making cupcakes as
part of the party fun, why not serve them cake instead? What better way
than with a huge cupcake. - Dip chocolate sandwich cookies in chocolate and decorate with swirls.
- Give hamburgers a bit of Hostess flair with mayonnaise swirls. Fill one of
your cupcake decorating bags and tips with mayo to make the famous
swirls. - Make your invitation to the party out of chocolate colored paper, then use
white glue and glitter to achieve the effect. Here's a Hostess Cupcake
card made with a fancy embossing powder. - Get creative! Look for Hostess Cupcake Soap on ETSY. Yum!
Favors for a cupcake party
Decorating cupcakes is the main activity of a cupcake party, and possibilities are
infinite. Don't let the kids steal the show! You can unveil your fun cupcake tower or
huge cupcake for the party, then allow the kids to make their own cupcakes
masterpieces to enjoy later. Here's how to allow kids the fun of decorating the
cupcakes.
- Cupcakes: Set out a variety of baked cupcakes without frosting, including
chocolate, vanilla, and a confetti mix (vanilla cupcake baked with sprinkles). This
will be much easier for your party, but you may make an activity of collectively
baking a batch of cupcakes so that the aromas fill the air and the kids get a
cooking lesson. Besides, what kid doesn't like to lick the bowl.
- Frosting: provide chocolate and vanilla frosting options, or stick to one frosting
options, but provide with colors. Help kids scoop their frosting of choice.
- Gels: Set out a few gels for the little Picassos. Kids will have fun embellishing
with gooey drips and swirls as well as personalizing their creations.
- Sprinkles and toppings: Set out bowls of pastel colored candies, which provide a
feminine touch. You'll find a variety of candy confetti, jimmies and non-pareils,
gummy bears, colorful mini-marshmallows, M&Ms and Reeces Pieces or other
colorful candies. Gum drops make effective flowers and flower petals for your
cupcakes. Help kids flatten gumdrops with a rolling pin, then roll them up or use
a knife to shape petals from the green ones.
- Extras: Provide an unexpected treasure for the finishing touch. You'll find a
variety of cupcake ring toppers, such as flowers, jewels and gems.
- Boxes: Nestle their creations in pretty cupcake boxes by Wilton to make treats
portable:
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