Celebrate ‘Day of the Dead’ $5

With it’s rich tradition, beautiful imagery and celebratory atmosphere, Day of the Dead is a fantastic theme for a party.

14 stunning and easy to make Party Printable decorations, games and favours, including:

Bold and brightly designed
invitations and envelopes

Fun Calavera Masks & Bow Ties
for you and your guests

Stunning mini coffins,
perfect for hiding treats

Cute popcorn boxes for our
delicious spicy popcorn recipe

10 yummy Food & Drinks recipes, including:

Mexican mulled wine, pan de muertos, spicy pop corn,
delicious guacamole and chocolate Cupcakes and more…

4 fabulous craft tutorials

A step by step guide
to making an Ofrenda

How to make papel picados
from coloured tissue paper

A step by step guide to
Dia de los Meurtos face painting

Create beautiful paper flowers
to decorate your party

Practical party tips

• Helpful tips such as useful spanish phrases to try out on your guests.
• A Day of the Dead glossary to familiarize yourself with a few key ideas and festivities related to Dia de los Muertos.
• A party check list to help the planning and organizing of your party.
 

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Why celebrate day of the dead?

Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, is a traditional Mexican holiday, celebrating and honoring those who have departed. Dia de los Muertos is a positive occasion and truly celebrating those who have passed.Like us you probably love the rich and colourful imagery of Dia de los Muertos. Skeletons, or calabras are a very important symbol of Day of the Dead. Besides representing death, they are also shown smiling or doing day- to-day activities such as playing a guitar, showing that death is not something to be feared but is simply part of life.Added to the mix there is also of course delicious food and wonderful music. All in all, The Day of the Dead is a very festive and upbeat time, so let’s turn it up and party!

How to use our day of the dead ebook

The aim of this book is to present some simple and fun techniques, designs and ideas for celebrating ‘Day of the Dead’. We have split this book up into three sections: Your party, Decorations and Finishing touches.After downloading your ebook we recommend skimming over the contents first and familiarising yourself with the sections and items listed. To print out your decoration and game templates, choose the numbered pages from your PDF menu, and enter them in your printer dialogue box, printing as many copies as you need.

Get crafty on your time scale

One of the most fun parts of preparing a party is getting creative with the decor.We have had a great time coming up with lots of fun and easy paper decorations and items for you to assemble for your party.Remember to pick and choose what is right for you and easy to make within the time scale you have provided for yourself.

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5 Responses to Celebrate ‘Day of the Dead’ $5

  1. test Design Your Own Calaverita and Win! {Contest} | SpanglishBaby™ says:
    January 16, 2012 at 9:33 pm

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    December 27, 2011 at 3:27 pm

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  3. mandy says:
    October 31, 2011 at 3:30 pm

    our favorite dia de los muertos activity is seeing our son connect with the memory of his grandfather through pictures and loved items we place on the altar. I would love to try more recipes and have a celebration to share this rich tradition with my son’s friends.

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  4. nicole says:
    October 29, 2011 at 8:32 pm

    I love love love this!!! I can not choose a favorite activity because I love them all! Please let me win a copy of this book :) My daughter and I will have a blast making it all! :)

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  5. stephanie says:
    October 26, 2011 at 5:33 pm

    I would love to have this as a resource for my students in PreK-4th grade. I do many Day of the Dead activities but this book is amazing.

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