Max's Birthday Party

Last year we saw an amazing birthday party for Brandy's daughter, Tyler. If you didn't think Brandy could outdo herself for another party for her son, Max, you would be wrong! Brandy's creativity is absolutely astounding! Check out these awesome pictures from Max's party!

This is the invitation I made for Max on the computer. It is supposed to look like a magazine cover. :)

I made these fun little chocolate suckers by making sculpey sculptures and then creating a mold with the sculptures and mold putty. They were a hit.

The gang's all here.

We made a sucker stand out of styrofoam, decorated paper, and some hardware stuck in the bottom to keep it steady.

We reused the Brobee greeter from Ty's party and cut out the mouth to create a party in my tummy bean bag toss.

I made these cute little bean bags out of fabric scraps and dried split peas.

We used the cover from a coloring book and bundled some balloons to it.

A decoration we made with a little clip art.

I made the hats using some more clip art. The kids helped me splatter paint; they had so much fun. I also glued some matching clip art to cardstock and cut it out with a circle over and below the clip art. Then I slit x's in the middle and bent the circles over and slipped them on the horns.

We wrapped the presents to match the color of the characters. Only we didn't use pink (Foofa) because, well, Max is a boy. :)

This banner we made by decorating small paper plates, then connecting them together with brads. I took three pictures and just aligned them due to vertical problems (click to enlarge image to view details of banner).

We also saved this decoration and reused it... being eco-friendly. :p

The birthday boy himself.

I ordered some plates, napkins, and some YGG balloons from Birthday Express.

Plex was also reused from Tyler's party. I made a fondant cake and proudly displayed him on it.

I got a store bought cake with a few decorations on it. Then we added 3 toys and pictures of Max riding on them to look like the kids riding on the toys on the show.

Our pinata looked like the Yo Gabba Gabba emblem, made with cardboard, paper and ribbon.

This time around I made goody boxes instead of bags. We cut out pics from the YGG Valentines we bought.

Mommy wearing her YGG shirt too!

Tyler was excited to see that everyone matched her.

We ALL had our YGG shirts on!

He loves the guitar. I recommend it to other moms. We also got the tent. He and Ty like to hide in it and be quiet until I get close then play the guitar!