Diy mario blocks

Since I’m making 75 blocks for this party (I currently have 60 finished and 15 to go!), I figured I could go the extra mile on 5 of them to use as interactive props for the party. I’ve seen this id…

Welcome to our Super Mario Bros kid's birthday party! To save time, I cut out a piece of 10"x10" paper and traced it repeatedly on heavy card stock to form the net for the bricks. The rule is "tab miss, tab miss" when making 2D shapes to fold into three dimensions. They are pretty simple - cut out, score the folds, paint, fold up, hot glue together. -J #Nintendo #SuperMario #KidsParty

Below is a supply list of items you will need plus step by step instructions on how to make a Super Mario floor blocks. What you Need: – Cardboard Boxes – Brown cardstock – Black plastic tableclothe – Tape How to Make: Step 1 You will need as many boxes as desired preferably cubed boxes.

I made these printable Super Mario 3D World block templates for my son's birthday party. They look fantastic, and he still plays with them y...

A few weeks ago I finished making all the sides (450 in all) for the question mark and brick blocks. This week I’ve begun putting the actual boxes together, starting with the 6” size. The process i…

I made these awesome Super Mario brick and question blocks for my son's Super Mario birthday party. I placed some piranha plants that I made on top of them and our house was magically transformed into Mushroom Kingdom! Read on for details.. I started this project by ordering a 25 pack of 12x12x12 boxes from…

The question mark blocks are the most time-consuming and tedious piece of this whole party. If I were only making a couple of them like most people who throw a Mario party do, it would be no big de…