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I used mustard for the photos. We often use ketchup, but it doesn’t show up as well. Some people use candy eyeballs, which look adorable, I just personally can’t imagine eating them with a hot dog.

Ok Making them for a party tomorrow There so cute Thank You for Sharing .

The vinyl sticker paper smudged least out of all the untreated paper. However, the labels wrinkled and became semi-transparent once wet. If you want to see an in-depth comparison with lots of photos and my final suggestions, you can check out my article right here: playdatesparties.com/waterproof-water-bottle-labels/

That is definitely an option if it's best for you.. This was simply an experiment to test different methods against each other. 😊

That sounds adorable!

Happy birthday to your daughter! You can see my full list of games here: playdatesparties.com/category/celebrate/party-games/. However, I'll admit that most of them are just for the kids. Britni from Play Party Plan has an extensive collection of games for kids and adults, so I definitely recommend checking out her website as well: www.playpartyplan.com/category/parties/party-games-parties/

This test was only done for the purposes of disposable water bottles and special events. If you are looking for a more permanent solution I would recommend finding something that is marketed as dishwasher safe.

No. You spray the labels before putting them on the bottles. I clipped them to a spare piece of cardboard and sprayed several at once.

We used them for my son's s'mores themed party when he turned one, and they were very tasty. How quickly they roast will vary based on how old they are and how big or small you cut them.

3 year olds are tough. They don’t have the same attention spans as older kids, so many of the structured games end up not working so well. I would recommend open ended activities (like water play or obstacle courses) with a few high energy games like hot potato, the floor is lava, keep the balloon off the floor, Simon says, and red light green light. The older kids would probably enjoy being in charge with games like red light/green light. Hope that helps!

I like this idea!

Thanks so much! I did not do a clean up and take down video. We actually left the balloon arch up for a few days just to see how long it would last in the summer heat. You can see a day-by-day comparison in the blog post right here: playdatesparties.com/diy-balloon-arch/

Yep!

@@playdatestoparties4476 you didn't show how to glue on the glossy paper to the bottle?

All the paper I used was US Letter - 8.5" x 11"

Not everyone has the money to buy a laser printer just to make sure their projects are waterproof. But packing tape or spray sealer are pretty affordable!

You can see all the materials used here: playdatesparties.com/waterproof-water-bottle-labels/

I used an HP inkjet printer. 😀

All of the labels spent two hours in an ice bucket to simulate how they would react at an actual party. You can see the time-lapse starting at 3:20.

Yes! It's so important to have some free time built-in. But I've definitely found that having the whole party as free time can end up with a completely destroyed house! :-)

It's a great way to satisfy that craving when you don't have the time for the real deal. I hope you enjoy them!

The Chacko Life I hope they like it!

Thanks so much Tasha!