I made the brick wall with a sponge and muslin. This is a helpful tutorial, but I didn't go into as much detail. We hung it with nails.
Honeydukes labels came from here as well as the fonts. I used GIMP, a free Photoshop-like software, and Word to customize them.
The Goblet of Fire (costume contest) + broom favor bags made by Jill
Potions-making may have been my favorite part.
For most labels I purchased templates from here then customized them using GIMP. On a few others, I found pre-made labels on blogs/Google searches.
For most labels I purchased templates from here then customized them using GIMP. On a few others, I found pre-made labels on blogs/Google searches.
Jill and I made the floating candles with toilet paper rolls, masking tape, hot glue guns, and battery-operated tea lights. This is a helpful tutorial.
9 comments:
WOW!!! That looks freakin' cool. For a Harry Potter Party. ;) You went all out!!
OH MY GOODNESS. I am seriously in awe right now. That potions class! And the brick wall! I WILL be copying this at one point in my life, you may be sure. :) LOVE you!
Wow! I am so jealous at your party skills and wish we were still there so maybe we could have come. Jimmy doesn't like HP but I'm obsessed!
That WAS epic. You put in so much work and it payed off - one of the best parties I've ever been to.
That looks amazing! Like something you'd see on pinterest. :) I think my favorite is the brick wall. So cool!
MEEEG!! This is simultaneously the dorkiest and most incredible thing I have ever seen. Oh how I wish I could have been there! I think the potions are my favorite part, and I am AMAZED by the lights, and the brick wall...holy cow, I am so HP inspired. Is there a part 2 to your part 1? If so, I am full of thrilled anticipation. Love you!
Ok, this party rocks! That took a lot of work, but I'm sure it was well worth it. Awesome!
Ugh...I hate that we weren't there. Looks awesome, though. And who was that dressed up as Lucius? Great costume.
Epic is an under statement.
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