The Mother Forker: A 3rd Birthday fit for an Ice Princess

Thats a rap. Roo's 3rd birthday festivities are now over, but oh did we enjoy ourselves.We held it at the Children's Museum of the East End in Bridgehampton and all of her good buddies were on hand.

I used the doll dress bundt cake for the second time and I have to say it is SO easy! My advice for first timers is to use two boxes of cake mix. Do a good job buttering the pan and then dust it with flour before you pour in the mix. Pour one and a half boxes of mix and ingredients into the bundt pan and pour the rest into a regular circle cake pan. After baked and cooled you will stack the bundt cake on top of the circle cake to add height. Stick in your barbie type doll and let your little help you decorate any way she wants!

Roo picked a frozen theme, so I scoured pinterest and found some great FREE printables

Here is the link for the cupcake toppers https://cakepopsandmore.wordpress.com/2015/01/01/frozen-printable-cake-pops/

Cut them and add tooth picks

Here is the link for the "melted snow" water bottle labels http://likemomandapplepie.blogspot.com/2014/08/frozen-birthday-party-and-free.html

Print them and then tape them on

Here is the link for the labeled place cards

http://poshtartparties.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Frozen-Food-Labels.pdf

Print and fold

I found adorable placemats at the dollar store and the plates, banners and table clothes are from Walmart. The Lace table cloth is my own, handed down from my grandma.

I am a big fan of photo booth props because the children want to be photographed holding them up. Its even cuter when they hold them up wrong! I got lazy looking for free ones and paid $5 for an instant download https://www.etsy.com/listing/213820016/sale-80-off-frozen-props-complete?ref=market

Cut and tape to s'more sticks