Pac Man and Candy Sign Decor for 80's Themed Party
I am very excited to be sharing more of Mark’s Totally Radical 80’s Themed Party. Before continuing if you have not read Part 1 and Part 2 then be sure to check those out as well with lots of other fun ideas.
Today though I am going to share with you some more of the specific décor and how you can make it yourself as well for very little money. I was amazed when looking for 80’s décor in local party shops and how much it really did cost. I thought this is crazy. I can totally make my own for much cheaper. And who doesn’t love to save some money?
I loved the candy bar at the party with guests having a bag that they could fill with their favorite candies they enjoyed as a child to take home with them.
Today though I am going to share with you some more of the specific décor and how you can make it yourself as well for very little money. I was amazed when looking for 80’s décor in local party shops and how much it really did cost. I thought this is crazy. I can totally make my own for much cheaper. And who doesn’t love to save some money?
I loved the candy bar at the party with guests having a bag that they could fill with their favorite candies they enjoyed as a child to take home with them.
Above the candy bar, I needed something just as cute for the décor. The way the neon dots are placed against the hot pink makes it seem as though it was actually lit up.
The piece of décor I chose was to incorporate Pac Man. Many children have great memories of playing Pac Man with their friends and having such a good time. This Pac Man turned out absolutely perfect and was a favorite of most guests. It was also definitely much cheaper and much cuter than most décor found at the store.
With a “lit up” CANDY sign and Pac Man display, you are now one step closer to a totally radical 80’s party. Enjoy your crafting, the actual party, and as always the little things in life too!
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