Themed
Parties and Teas
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See also: Victorian, magazines
Coming soon - these will all link to a
page with ideas for decorating, serving food, and activities to create
these worlds in your home. I have put a few quick tips for now.
Alice
in Wonderland Tea Party - start with this beautiful book, Taking
Tea With Alice: Looking-Glass Tea Parties and Fanciful Victorian Teas
or this software program The
Mad Hatter's Tea Party.
Victorian
Tea Party - lots of lace, sit up and act like a proper tightwad, sip tea
& nibble scones.
Spooky
Goth Picnic - try any halloween treats web site or magazine to start with.
Drink red things that look like blood. Make gory gothamole & buy blue
corn chips. Make cookies shaped like bats. Make a small rectangle choclate
cake in a pan, put green frosting on it or brown for just dirt, and find
crackers that are shaped reasonobly close to tombstones (this is not that
hard). Stick some gummy worms in it. Get gummy dracula teeth.
Charlie
& The Chocolate Factory - make a sofa out of bread, cake or food.
If that seems to hard, just make a few edible flowers/plants in flower
pots with oreo crumbs as the "dirt". Pour tons of jellybeans
and gummy bears on the floor (I'm half kidding but if you really want
to do this put some sterile plastic down first and put the candy off of
the walking path, or create walking paths surrounded by candy. Put choclate
(soy) milk in your little relaxation rock fountain. I'm trying to think
how to make edible cups without some fancy shmancy expensive candy making
machines... but I'm sure it can be done.. at least with choclate if you
use some roundish molds. But choclate melts so that's only good for decoration.
I guess if you know how to make lollypops, just use round hollow molds
for that.
Plum
Party - theme gift source, has some ideas for theme parties though
it's mostly a shop.

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