After the New Year’s ball has dropped and all the confetti tossed, send each guest home with a party favor wrapped up in a holiday cracker.
Christmas crackers or poppers are used in many countries on Christmas. Typically, the cracker is filled with candy, small toys and notes. When the ends are pulled the cracker splits open with a small pop.
Crackers are easy to make with paper towel rolls, tissue paper, decorative paper and ribbon or string. I filled my crackers with mints. These aren’t true crackers since they don’t have the strip that makes them “pop” but they’re still a fun way to package up party favors.
I hope you’ve enjoyed the Black and White New Year’s Eve Party ideas this week.
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I want to wish you all a very Happy New Year.
Thanks for sharing all your awesome ideas for the B&W Party! I LOVE YOUR IDEAS! Happy New Year!
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ReplyDeleteOne question - I have tried making the fortune cookies before - with not much success! What weight paper did you use to get them looking so great?
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OH MY GOSH!! These are great! I'm pinning this too! :)
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