Panda Party | Armelle Blog

My youngest Thomas is a huge Panda fan, so when we were thinking of ideas for his birthday party, Panda quickly became the front runner. Thomas has a special connection with Panda’s. Ever since he was a little boy he’s always worn and loved this panda hat he has, so it kind of has become a thing.

I found these adorable cups, forks, and straws at Orson Gygi, and the napkins from Home Goods. (I’ll post all party sources at the end!)

We served little “Panda” Jelly sandwiches using a fun Panda mold I found on Amazon.

We got these adorable cookies for Eleni’s Cookies New York. They come with food coloring markers so that the kids can draw whatever they want on them. It was a fun activity for the kids at the party.

I also ordered the most adorable Panda cookies from Eleni’s Cookies New York. All I did was give them a picture of the panda face that I liked, and they came up with the most adorable cookies I’ve ever seen! I nearly died of cuteness when I opened the box! Aren’t they the cutest!

We played a fun little game of pin the tail on the panda.

Cute little Panda friends!

Tommy had the time of his life, which always makes it all worth it! This party was actually one if the easier ones I’ve put together, which always makes it nice to not be too stressed!

I’m just so glad he had a good time! As much as I don’t want him to grow up, it’s so fun to see him do amazing things! I just love this kid!

Party Sources:

Happy Birthday Sign: Oriental Trading

Leaf Bunting: Oriental Trading

Paper Bunting: Zurchers Party Store

Happy Birthday Wooden Forks: Orson Gygi

Birthday Cups: Orson Gygi

Treat Cups: Orson Gygi

Panda Plates: Dollar Tree

Panda Party Hats: Amazon (affiliate)

Panda Cupcake Toppers/Erasers: Amazon

Panda Sandwich Mold: Amazon

Panda Figurine Toys: Amazon

Panda Cookies: Elenis Cookies

Cookies with Food Coloring Pens: Elenis Cookies

Panda Mask: Hobby Lobby

Napkins: Home Goods

Large Plastic Leaves: Hobby Lobby

Bamboo Flutes: Oriental Trading

Drawstring Backpacks: Oriental Trading- More on how to paint them in an upcoming post!

See more of the Panda Party here!

All Photos by Me.

Panda Party Panda Invitations Birthday Inviations

My little Thomas turned 4 in March, and I just can’t hardly believe it!

He’s quite the Panda lover, so I decided to throw him a little Panda Party for his big day.

All he wanted to do is invited his little neighborhood friends over for a little party. He was so excited!

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I always love to set the tone of a party by sending out a fun invitation that goes along with the theme.

I used some fun printable tags by Avery Number 22802. They worked really well, and I printed out the party info on the tags.

I thought it would be fun to include a real bamboo stick, “sticking” with the Panda theme.

After I printed out the tags, I got a piece of wet paper towel, and wrapped it around the bottom of the bamboo stick, then wrapped it up in plastic wrap. Then added a little layer of paper, then wrapped it up with some colorful embroidery floss, then tied on the invitation tag.