Sally's 2nd Birthday!
Sally turned 2 this month and she is a HUGE Yo Gabba Gabba Fan!
Sally had to have her Gabba friends in her 2 year old photo
I made each person a special Gabba friend to invite them to Sally's Party
The envelopes for the invites
Couldn't forget DJ Lance
Sally wanted to be Foofa for her birthday
Sally next to her Buddy Brobee
I made shirts for us to be each character... no Toodee :(
I made Sally a Moono cake
She loved her Brobee Pillow!
My very own Plex and Moono
Thanks to everyone for all of the brilliant ideas. I seriously couldn't have done this without this website. Thank you for providing it! "NOW IT'S TIME TO DANCE"
I ordered the colored shirts online from a hanes supply store and used felt for their features. I literally glued them on with fabric glue. I believe in the "Parties" section above they have a section where you can download Yo Gabba Gabba clip art you can download. I printed out the exact size of the faces I wanted to use then cut out the felt pieces that way. It may take a couple of tries to get the right size but in the end it's much easier. using the Tutu for the Foofa custume was the easiest thing for me. I purchased the tutu made the shirt and made the flower out of felt and glued it on a hair rubber band. And then you have Foofa! Let me know if I can help anymore. Thanks again for looking at Sally's Party pics! I'm in the middle of making Sally's Brobee Halloween costume. I wasn't too keen on the ones they were selling online.
How did you make those wonderful tshirts??? My 2 years old baby girl Amaia, is turning 2 on Sept.30, and we're having a Yo Gabba Gabba party, could you please give some instructions??? She is going to be Fufa and I will be Toode and daddy choose Brobee.
Thank you
How did you make the tshirts, they don't look like felt just glued.. they look professionally made. I want to make some for my son's birthday!
I love your invites. Can you share how you made them? Did you write a message on the back? Nice party!!
Thanks! I used construction paper folded in half. Then printed out each characters face the same size I wanted the invite to be. The hard part was cutting out each part of the face (eyes, nose, mouth, etc) to make a stencil that I could use over and over again. The inside I printed out the Boombox invitation listed in the party section of this sight. I just cut it to the shape of the invite and glued it on. Let me know if I can give you more detailed instructions.