Birthdays are fun! Especially when you are 2 and get to wear your Elsa Frozen dress! That would be our Little Miss!
She needed no help in opening her presents! Her Aunt Sarah got her new Frozen sparkly shoes and she knew just what to do with them!
No taking out the tissue paper one by one this year! This cracked us all up!!
A Frozen tent
A sparkly Elsa cover up for her Elsa dress
OOOO...MARKERS!!!!
Anna and Elsa toddler dolls.
She insisted Grandpa open her dolls right away.
Her "Elsa" cupcake cake. So much easier to frost than a cake! Saved me a lot of time!
I used a 1m Wilton tip to do the cupcakes. This is larger than your 'normal' tips. Make sure you get a larger coupler as well or you will go crazy! Here is a good video on how to frost them like this. Start in the middle and then apply even pressure as you move the bag around in a circle. I purchased the wand from the $1 section at Target, I had the tulle already, and then I had the strips of sparkly bling I used at the top and at her waist.
Daddy and his princess
Time to play in her new pool!
We had "Coronation Salad"
"We Finish Each Other's Sandwiches" Ham and Turkey sandwiches on Hawaiian rolls.
Then we had "Elsa's Wands" (pretzels that I dipped in melted chocolate and added colored sugar)
Marshmallow (marshmallows dipped in melted chocolate and added colored sugar)
"Kristoff's Ice Blocks" (blue jello jigglers)
"Anna's Candies" blue raspberry jelly beans
"Hans' Frozen Hearts" (whole strawberries)
"Elsa's Snow Dip" (veggie dip)
"Olaf Noses" (carrot sticks)
"Snowballs" (just happened to be actual Frozen cheese puffs)
"Sven's Antlers" (pretzels)
"Melted Snow" (I bought cheap
"Elsa's Icy Punch" (blue Hawaiian punch)
(I printed the tags off of a site and I was going to give credit, but the site has been removed) :(
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