The girls excitedly chowed down on pizza. We then let the girl of the night blow out seven lights, on her owl cake, plunging us into darkness. But wait, of course anything white gave a faint glow making it so this glow-in-the-dark party didn't frighten anyone.
We then proceeded to adorn these girls with glow-in-the-dark nail polish.
(Yes even brother got in on the action; so not worth the fight when you have nail polish remover)
Craft time
Followed by a chance to play with their goodie bag items.
And......the real inspiration for this party: Glow-in-the-dark slime. Our newly turned seven year old's two year wish.
Thank goodness she has a dad who was willing to make it for her for this stuff puts mom at the very end of her comfort zone. Dad said it wasn't that bad to make. Pretty easy thanks to finding these directions. Mom was fine as long as it met the qualification of being washable. Tator was more than willing to test that out for us as she dropped the slime all over her dress. Came right out in the wash Yay! Oh and clean-up wasn't too bad thanks to a throw-away table cloth and the fact that it was pretty easy to see where slime was on the floor and chairs since it glowed! (you'll just have to trust us since the camera wasn't able to capture it).
In case your interested here's the specific amounts my husband used to make the slime:
4 oz glue
12 oz warm water
1 Tablespoon glow paint
2/3 cup warm water
1/2 Tablespoon Borax.
(or you can just follow these which I found after the fact).
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