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Hi Friends! Let’s jump in muddy puddles! It’s a Peppa Pig party! I’m so excited to share a recent party project that I created in partnership with Peppa Pig. My boys were SO thrilled about this party. Peppa Pig has been a favorite in our house for quite a while. Easton, my little three-year-old, was about to burst from excitement! It was so nice to take a little break from all the holiday hustle bustle of this season and spend a fun afternoon with my favorite guys. Of course, any party is better with cake…and now through December 31, 2018 Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt is making Peppa Pig fro-yo cakes for birthdays, special occasions, or to make any day more “oinktastic” and fun! Any day is a party with these delicious cakes!
If you have a little one in your life that loves Peppa Pig this is the party for you. In this post I’ll be sharing a bunch of fun, simple Peppa Pig party ideas and inspiration—foods, easy decor DIYs, and free printables—so you can re-create this celebration at home.
Peppa Pig Party: The Cake
As I mentioned above, from now until December 31, 2018 Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt is making Peppa Pig fro-yo cakes. These cakes are so good! I must admit, I was unfamiliar with Menchie’s cakes until I started working on this project and WOW was I impressed. My boys and I were blown away with how delicious it is! The cakes are made with a variety of flavors of fro-yo and different fillings. You can customize exactly what you’d like and even add a photo in the design! Our cake was Country Vanilla and Chocolate fro-yo with a layer of crushed Oreos and a layer of chocolate cake…SO yummy! You can order the cakes online or in-store and…let me tell you…my oldest son has already requested one for our next party!
Peppa Pig Party: The Theme
When I was first envisioning this party I knew I wanted it to be bright and sunny and full of fun, little whimsical details from the show. I knew I wanted to incorporate a few quick DIYs but I wanted to keep them simple and do-able. I started by designing the backdrop poster printable, and then got to work on all of the other party specifics. You can download a printable of this backdrop in our printable library!
This Peppa Pig Air Walker Balloon is awesome. It’s huge, standing 48 inches tall. The quality is wonderful! I highly recommend it. I also thought the sun balloon worked so well with the rainbow balloon garland. It was a great addition too. For the rainbow balloon garland itself, I just blew up a bunch of balloons and tied them all together using a thin string.
Peppa Pig Party: The Food
Along with our Peppa Pig fro-yo cake from Menchie’s, the other foods at the party were an assortment of veggies from Grandpa Pig’s Vegetable Garden, Muddy Puddle Chocolate Milk, Rainbow and Cloud Cupcakes, Green Hill Rice Krispies Treats, Muddy Pudding Puddles, and Fruit Flowers.
Since Peppa and her family live in a little yellow house on the top of a green hill, I thought it would be fun to create a food that represented this. To make the Green Hill Rice Krispies Treats simply make Rice Krispies treats as you normally would by combining melted marshmallows and Rice Krispies. Then, mound the treats into small hills. If they are sticky enough, you can roll them directly in green sprinkles. If not, cover them with a very thin layer of white chocolate and then roll them in the green sprinkles. Attach the little yellow house free printable to a toothpick and push it in the top of each hill…that’s it! I love how the green sprinkles look like grass. How fun!
Two big thumbs up for the Menchie’s fro-yo cake!
Everyone knows that Peppa’s favorite thing to do is jump in muddy puddles. I knew I wanted to incorporate her favorite pastime into one of the foods at the party. These Muddy Pudding Puddles were a definite highlight! I made the splashing puddle “bowl” portion out of chocolate melts. You can find the full step-by-step instructions below.
To create the splashing muddy puddle “bowls” for our Muddy Pudding Puddles follow these 6 steps.
Step 1: You will need small balloons, non-stick cooking spray, chocolate melts, and parchment paper. I found it was easy to line a cookie sheet with the parchment so I could move the puddles around if needed.
Step 2: Start by blowing a small amount of air into each balloon. They do not need to be very big to create a nice sized “bowl.” Then, wash each balloon with soap and water and dry fully.
Step 3: Next, melt the chocolate melts in a microwave-safe bowl. Spoon a small amount of melted chocolate onto the parchment paper. This will be the “base” where you will place the dipped balloon.
Step 4: Then, spray each balloon with a small amount of non-stick cooking spray.
Step 5: Now it’s time to dip each balloon in the melted chocolate. Since I was not trying to make perfectly uniform bowls, but instead give the effect of splashing muddy puddles, I tried to make each one look a little different…a bit lop-sided, higher and lower in different areas. I repeated this step and dipped each balloon twice. This made each bowl much more durable.
Step 6: Once the chocolate has dried and fully hardened, you can pop and remove the balloons. Start by making a very tiny hole in the top of the balloon and allow only a small amount of air to be released. Then a bit more, etc. This will help keep them from cracking. Then just add pudding to each “bowl” right before you are ready to serve them. These were a big hit! Such a treat—my kids loved them!
Peppa Pig Party: Quick and Easy Decor Ideas
Party decor doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive to make a big impact and really enhance your party theme. In this section, I’m sharing a few quick and simple ideas. First, to transform a plain red paper plate into a “Peppa Plate” just tape or glue her face, arms, legs, and tail onto the plate. Then, arrange your cutlery to be over her hands to give the allusion that she is holding it. So easy and really fun! 
Here is another easy one…just tape or glue the snout printable (located at the bottom of this post) to the bottom of a pink paper cup to create a DIY pig nose cup in minutes!
To create the white picket fence for the table, I just cut rectangles out of 4 pieces of white foam board. Then, I taped each of the 4 boards together. I got the foam board from the dollar store. So the whole fence only cost $4! Then I just added the flower graphics to break up some of the space (printables included at the bottom of the post).
Peppa Pig Party: The Favors
Send all your little party guests home with a cute Peppa Pig house favor box. These little houses are so much fun! Again, the printable is included in the printable library. I’m including assembly instructions too. Tip: To make the favor box a bit more durable, and to be able to hold more treats, print on a thicker cardstock paper!
I hope you enjoyed our Peppa Pig party! Thanks for jumping in muddy puddles with us! Be sure to check out the delicious fro-yo Peppa Pig cakes at Menchie’s. They can make any day a celebration! There are also a bunch of other great resources on the grown-ups section of the Peppa Pig site. You can find fun apps, news about upcoming events, books, toys and more. Check it out!
Peppa Pig Party: Free Printables
I created all of the party printables from approved graphics that were provided to me. If you would like to re-create this celebration for the Peppa fans in your life, you can download the free printables in our library. NOTE: To edit some of the printables you will need to download the Blueshift Font Family. Download for free, here.
PIN FOR LATER:
Where did you buy the artificial grass?
Thanks so much for your message Katie! The faux grass is from Amazon. Here is the (*affiliate) link: https://amzn.to/2I7Lept
I hope this helps! Thanks again so much for reaching out!
Have a great day!
Alison
What did you use for the “rainbows” on the cupcakes?
Hi Shelly,
Thanks so much for your message! The candy rainbows are called Rolled Sour Belts. I found them in the candy section of my local grocery store. Here is a link for reference: http://tiny.cc/225x9y
I hope this helps! Thanks again!
Alison
What size table did you use?
Hi Lori,
Thanks so much for your message! The food table was 5 feet long. If your table is longer, you could just add an additional piece of white foam board for your picket fence.
Thanks again! Have a great day!
Alison
For the table, did you just use a plastic table cloth to go behind the fence?
Hi Lori,
Thanks so much for your message! I used a light green linen table cloth to go behind the fence. I hope this helps!
Thanks again! Have a great day!
Alison
Hi Alison! Im trying to find that color tablecloth but Im not having any luck. Were dis you buy it?
Thank You!!
Hi Mariana,
Thank you so much for your message! The tablecloth was from linentablecloth.com in the color “Hemlock”. I hope this helps!
Have a great day! Thanks again!
Alison
Awesome ideas!! Where did you find the little baskets that hold the vegetables? Thanks!
Hi Kari,
Thanks so much for your message and kind words! I really appreciate it! The wooden baskets are berry baskets that I purchased on Amazon. There are different sizes available too. You can see them here (affiliate link): https://amzn.to/2PXsAE1
Thanks so much!
Alison
Hi Alison! Did you use ceramic pots or plastic pots for the fruit flowers? Thanks!
Hi Kari,
Thanks so much for your message. I used ceramic pots for the fruit flowers. Depending on how high you make them, you might need to weight the bottom so they aren’t too top heavy.
Thanks again! Have a great day!
Alison
Hi Alison! Me again 🙂
How big were the foam boards?
Thank You 😍💖💖
Hi Mariana,
Thanks for your message! Sure — I’m happy to help! 🙂
The foam boards were 20×30 inches and I bought them at Dollar Tree. I used 3 of them side-by-side vertically in front of the table. After I cut them I just flipped them over and taped the backs together. I hope this helps!
Have a great evening,
Alison
Hi, beautiful party! How did you get the fence to stay on the table?
Hi Alma,
Thanks so much for your message and kind words! The fence was made out of white foam board so it was really light. I just propped it up against the table and used double sided tape to secure it to the tablecloth. I hope this helps!
Thanks again!
Alison
Hi there! What tip/technique did you use to ice the cupcakes?
Hi Melissa,
Thanks so much for your message. The cupcakes were just store-bought from a local bakery. I’m sorry I can’t be of more help!
Thanks again and have a great day!
Alison
Hello do you have George pigs face arms & legs for the plates ?
Hi Alyssa,
Thanks so much for your message! I’m sorry but I do not have printable plate graphics for George pig. Sorry again!
Take care,
Alison
Did you print the backdrop in the 36×48 size and where did you get it printed as a PDF?
Hi Lea,
Thanks so much for your message! Yes, the backdrop is a standard poster size, 36×48 inches. You can have it printed at any local print shop like Staples, Walgreens, Office Max, etc. I hope this helps.
Thanks again!
Alison
Where did you find your printables and your backdrop?
Hi Bambi,
Thanks so much for your message! I designed the printables and backdrop! 🙂 The files are available for free download in my printable library. Just subscribe at the bottom of the post and then you will receive a password to log into the library.
Thanks again!
Alison
Hi Alison,
Thank you very much for sharing all of your party ideas and free printables? How did you make the fruit flowers? Did you use a skewer to put the grapes and pineapple on and how did you attach the cantaloupe flower center? What did you use for the grass and is it covering one of those floral foam blocks?
Hi Shawnya,
Thanks so much for your message and kind words! I really appreciate it! Yes, I did use a skewer to hold the grapes and pineapple in place. I also used a toothpick to hold the cantaloupe center in place. For the grass, I just used green sprinkles. And yes, you are correct, I used foam to hold the skewer in place in the mini terra cotta pot. I used a flower shaped cookie cutter to make the shape out of the pineapple. I hope this helps!
Thanks again for your message!
Alison
Thank you for your help and quick response!! Again, I just love all of your ideas-they are so unique. I have used so many of them-here are just a few -including the volcano lava bubbles as Valentine’s gifts for my youngest sons class, taco pen pals for my oldest son who shares a love of tacos with his teacher and this was perfect during this time of quarantine and schools being closed and now peppa pig for my daughters 3rd birthday in a few weeks.
Thank you so much Shawnya!
I can’t tell you how much your kind words mean to me! I’m so happy you have been able to use so many of the ideas and printables. That’s wonderful! Thanks again so much! You made my day!
Take care,
Alison
Hi!! Iove everything about your party! Sure looks like a hit! Where did u get the green tablecloth?
Hi Wendy,
Thank you so much for your message and kind words! The green tablecloth is from http://www.linentablecloth.com. I hope this helps!
Thanks again and have a great day!
Alison
Hey, how did you do the fruit flowers? Like what’s in the bottom of the pot?
Hi Genelle,
Thanks so much for your message! When I made the fruit flowers I put a small weight and styrofoam in the pot. Then I covered the top with green sprinkles to look like grass. After I added the fruit to the skewer, I just stuck it directly into the styrofoam. I hope this helps!
Thanks again,
Alison
Thank you so much for your quick response. I’m doing this this weekend for my daughter who turned three today and we are stationed in Japan so I’ve been searching hard for everything. One more question, I’ve been having sort of an issue finding the pro tables in the library. Is there something I need to specifically type in the search?