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thread: party bag thingies

  1. #19
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    Dec 2005
    In Bankworld with Barbara
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    I always buy those 10-pack party tubs of play-doh for the party bags. They are about $10 a tube for the 10 tubs, so not the cheapest, but in terms of value they are worth it.

  2. #20

    Mar 2011
    Living in my own little world :)
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    What about little rubbers like what they get at Smiggles, or bouncy balls, glow sticks are a hit and twisty straws and whistles, or pretend recorders. You can get little rings that squirt water, which also seems to be a bit of a hit with the kids at parties.

  3. #21
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    Nov 2006
    Atop the lookout...
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    S&R went to a 4y/o birthday yesterday, and they each got a cupcake to take home (not the actual birthday cake, but all decorated in the same style). No toys, but that's okay with me too.

  4. #22
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    Oct 2005
    Moura, QLD, Australia
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    I found a greatt website who does party bags or you can just buy the trinkets most of it was wooden stuff like little bracelets, whistles etc, love the stuff I got i bought heaps and have stuff stashed away for little gifts etc

    also aust post have packs of steve parish books 10 for $10 I did these in a pass the parcel the kids and parents loved them

  5. #23
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    Jul 2010
    sydney
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    we had an activity at dd party last year where i baked some vanilla cupcakes and the kids got to turn them into jelly/lamington cakes.... they dip them in jelly ( not set ) and then roll them in coconut..... they then got to take their cupcake home in a little cupcake box.

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