Now that you have seen the photo props, it's time to show you how I made the background for the Ninja photo booth, which will also double as a signature board keepsake.
I first joined two pieces of poster board and taped them to each other, leaving a seam down the middle. I used the seam as a guide and just penciled the drawing in first.
I then just painted the picture in with a paintbrush and some red acrylic paint. You could also probably use a marker if you didn't feel comfortable painting. Here's a closer look... not bad for not being a traced image!
I added thank you to each side so that when our guests receive the picture it will also be a thank you to them as well! I am also hoping to get each guest to sign their names on it. This way Tomas can keep it as a keepsake from the party! It folds in half very easily and can be rolled up for storage.
Here is Tomas once again posing with his weapons...
and his sister Maia telling Tomas he's "Dead Meat!" Oh, can you feel the love!
I got my inspiration from here, please make sure to stop by and see all of the amazing ideas from her sons' Ninjago Party.
I hope you're enjoying all the Ninjago fun as much as I am!
I hope you're enjoying all the Ninjago fun as much as I am!
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Have a great day and thanks for coming by,
Happy Crafting :)
What fun this party must have been, love the idea of the photo booth.
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ReplyDeleteHave fun with your party!
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