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Robot Party | Cake Stand & Gears Theme

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TheInspiredHome.org // Robot Birthday Party Ideas on a Budget. Using tin foils and gears to make a cake stand and 1st birthday monthly banner.

I love throwing themed parties. My son’s first birthday was no exception. I opted to do a robot party theme which was perfect as his nursery is already a robot theme. This meant I had most of the decorations that I already needed for the party. 

To add a little more spice to the food setup, I made robot fruit and veggie trays using dollar store items. It was a great way to really tie into the theme. I found a few other ways to turn his party decorations up a notch at minimal cost. 

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First up was a cake stand, or in this case, it became a cookie stand. I had some awesome robot cookies made for the party but I needed somewhere to display them. I didn’t really want to go out and buy a new one so I found a way to repurpose the pink one from Miss O’s pink party. All it took was a little tin foil! I had to use a few pieces of tape to secure a few of the edges due to the shape of the glass tray but they were underneath and not noticeable. 

TheInspiredHome.org // Robot Birthday Party Cake Stand

 

Another bit of spice added to the party decorations was in the form of gears. For Miss O’s pink party, I did a banner of photos from each of her first 12 months. I wanted to make one for Little J so I printed out his monthly photos and punched with a large circle punch. I attached them to some gears I cut out using my Cricut Explore Air but you could easily print out a template, draw them on some paper and cut them out. I also cut out black circles just a bit larger than my photos to add a bit of pop. 

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I had this silver bulletin board and some blue & silver thumbtacks – everything just worked out perfectly! You could also string them together in a line or attach them to a piece of grey or black bristol board. For the months, I simply wrote the numbers on with a black marker. 

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Andrea
Andrea

Andrea can always be found with a new craft in front of her, a form of technology on her right and a coffee on her left. This is how she survives suburbia with her two crazy toddlers in tow.

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