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| All Wall paper from Halloween scene setters |
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| All Action Words and super heroes were printed on 8x11 paper the cut and paste on a dollar store card board to give a a 3D effect |
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| Candy Wraps were made by Mom On Adobe |
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| Large Spiderman was cut out from a tablecloth and glued on cardboard for a 3D look, then hung from ceiling. |
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| This pinata, is a wood box decorated, and underneath covered with a strong white paper and string so the kids can pull. I discovered that making the pinata this big meant adding lots of candy. ooops.. |
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| My Son has just about every super heroes costume, so I did a collage on Photoshop and had it print at Staples for $5.99 I had a coupon |
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| Web was stapled to the ceiling, got during Halloween at party city |
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| The Balloon arches I made out off PVC and on the bottom a bucket with cement all from Home depo |
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| water labels made on adobe as well |
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| cupcakes and cake made by mom with love to my 4 year old superhero. |
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| These were the centerpieces I made, printed picture on a 8x11 paper cut it out and glued it to Styrofoam. I ran out of cardboard. Worked well, however, I discovered not to used a hot glue gun. |
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| Got the glass containers personalized at oriental traiding. |
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| beach buckets at dollar store, added printed clear stickers these were used for the pinata |
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| goody bags at dollar store with lots of candy and toys |
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| Bucket for the smaller kids |
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| I had an extra white wed and placed it on the table as part of the tablecloth. |
