Cave Girl Party with Caveman Costumes & Cave Cake
Posted by Kyle Design on November 14, 2013
Cave Girl Party with Cave Birthday Cake
Cave Cake for Parker’s 9th. April 2005. In addition to the Cave Cake with a pig roasting over fire, we had the kids decorate cookies that I cut out in the shape of deer. For the meal, we had the kids make create-your-own shish kabobs. Grilled cheese spears: Assemble grilled cheese sandwiches and broil or pan grill. Then trim crusts, cut on the diagonal and wedge a thin bread stick into one side of each wedge. Display in a tall cup.
Cave Girl Pinata
Cave Girl Party Decorations with Cave Room
I bought two yards of several different types of fake fur fabric that we threw over foam maps on the floor. My husband covered the walls of the “cave” with brown craft paper then drew on cracks, rock art and wild animals.
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Cave Girl Costume – Caveman Costume – Cavewoman Costume
For the party, I also made very simple animal print cave girl dresses tied over one shoulder for all the girls. To make a dress, you’ll need a 1-1/2 yard x 45″ wide piece of animal print fabric – knit fabric is best. Put selvage edges together. Measure down 18″ from the top, start sewing seam and stitch for 24″, then stop. (If you don’t have a sewing machine, you can easily hand-stitch it with just a needle and thread. Or for a really quick and dirty job, just staple it together.) See photo. Top corner edges become ties for the top of the dress; bottom open area is kick area for bottom of dress. You can cut a zig-zag pattern along the bottom of the dress, if desired. Just be sure to mark off even distances, say every 3″, for the top of the zags. If fabric is wider, or the girls are thin, you can also cut off about 3″ along one selvage edge to create a belt (3″ x 45″).
For a caveman costume, don’t belt the costume, or just make it shorter, leaving ties at the waist to secure it. Stitch a 24″ long seam on side edge (staple if in a hurry – perfect if you can’t sew), then stop.
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Games and Activities – Spear Making, Treasure Hunting
Activities included spear making using Sculpey clay, twine, wood dowels and a wood burning tool; a slingshot contest; roasting marshmallows over a camp fire; and a treasure hunt for breakfast (hidden bagels) using paper clues. For the petroglyphs and cave drawings, as well as clues for the treasure hunt, I used clip art from Microsoft Clip Art Gallery.
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Cavegirl Party Cake Instructions
Wood Box with Birthday Messages
Party Craft Activity: Use wood burning tool to decorate box for birthday girl with messages from all guests. This is a great keepsake for any birthday girl or boy.
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Cave Girl Dresses
Kids dressed in cavegirl costumes with Pinata heads.
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