Happy Friday, my boop-able bumbersnoots!
Now I know, I know, it seems like this party will NEVER END.
Now I know, I know, it seems like this party will NEVER END.
This is it, though, the last big reveal from our Jungle Cruise pun party! And
I hope you'll steal some of these ideas, because they're a hoot.
So, owl you ready to go on the hunt?
John and I spent the last several days making this video, so hopefully you can feel like you're here with the rest of our friends:
John and I spent the last several days making this video, so hopefully you can feel like you're here with the rest of our friends:
(Can you tell I picked the music? :D)
This is a fairly simple scavenger hunt, and
most of it you can recreate yourself with only a few props and purchases. So
c'mon, lemme walk you through it clue-by-clue, and show you how!
1) My favorite punny prop is definitely the butterfly display. This one is the
most subtle, so it's easy to walk by without noticing what's
tucked in the flowers:
Just a pretty little floral arrangement on this side, AND THEN:

I made this with a charger plate we already had, some old florals stuck in pink foam, and a plastic cloche cover from Dollar Tree. You can use an existing flower arrangement, though, and just add the butter.

I made this with a charger plate we already had, some old florals stuck in pink foam, and a plastic cloche cover from Dollar Tree. You can use an existing flower arrangement, though, and just add the butter.
The stick of butter is pink insulation foam that John stacked, painted, and wrapped in a (cleaned) butter wrapper.

It's surprisingly satisfying holding a fake stick of butter in your
hand, y'all. As my friend Kristi wisely said, "You know someone is friend
material if they're impressed with your fake stick of butter."
(I told John we need to make a bunch of these and sneak them into friends' fridges when we visit, for maximum harmless chaos.)
For the final touch I added paper butterfly wings to the stick of butter. Seriously, these magnetic butterflies have neverending uses.
(I told John we need to make a bunch of these and sneak them into friends' fridges when we visit, for maximum harmless chaos.)
For the final touch I added paper butterfly wings to the stick of butter. Seriously, these magnetic butterflies have neverending uses.
2) The Jungle "paradise"
cost $10 from Amazon,
come in lots of colors, and have plastic dots that are easy to write on with
pencil: