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Throw a Cinderella
Tea Party

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You don't need a magic pumpkin, or even a fairy godmother, to get this tea party underway -- just a teapot, delicious cake, and proper invitations. Here's a plan that's got you covered on all three counts.

Prince Naveen Frog Face Cupcakes

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Like Naveen, this little frog may not be suited in shining armor. Still, perched atop a cupcake throne and sporting a candy crown, he truly is a sweet prince.

Mama Odie's Masquerade Mask

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Modeled after the classic masks masqueraders and carnival goers in New Orleans wear, this disguise is decorated with fantastic feathers cut out of colorful paper.

Louis the Alligator Bookmark

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Inspired by Louis from Princess and the Frog, your child can slip this bookmark between pages to mark his place or use it to jazz up a notebook or journal by gluing it onto the cover.

Felt Froggy Prince Naveen

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With posable legs and a charming smile, this stuffed felt replica of Prince Naveen the frog makes an entertaining companion on a rainy day.

Princess Gown Holiday Ornaments

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Decorated with sparkly glitter glue and paper doily ruffles, these paper gowns -- modeled after the ones worn by Cinderella, Aurora, and Belle -- are designed to dress up a tree or wreath.

Rosetta's Paper Poinsettias

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With their bright red leaves, which are actually called bracts, these easy-to-make paper poinsettias make a pretty present topper for someone special.

Sleeping Beauty Fairies Costume

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Mickey Mouse Snowmen Cards

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This year, consider adding a fun twist to your family's holiday greetings. Send out wishes for a "Merry Mouse Christmas" with homemade cards that feature paper snowmen topped with Mickey ears.

Dr. Facilier's Hat

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Judging by the size of the mischievous sorcerer's skull-faced topper, no doubt he keeps plenty more spells under his hat. Here's how you and your child can make a king-size magician's hat to try on for size.