Mickey Mouse Party Ideas,Favors and Printables

Check out this homemade Mickey mouse invitation from Embellishing Life. So fun for a kid's birthday party!

Embellishing Life also has more fun Mickey party ideas like this Mickey bag for favors or games. And you can see Mickey cupcake toppers HERE too.

Hi Everyone!!! The website who submitted the rest of this post has been taken down. The pictures and links don't work anymore. However, there are LOTS of Mickey Mouse and Disney posts here for you to find. You can view them by either "SEARCHING" for them using the word "Disney" (found on sidebar) or by viewing the posts from October 4, 2010 to October 9, 2010.

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Bring you all these great ideas for throwing a Disney-themed party!

Mickey Mouse Handmade Invitation

These bold invitations are a great way to invite your guests to your Mickey Mouse party. Use our printable Mickey Mouse invitation template to create the invitation from black and red cardboard, and then print the Mickey Mouse buttons onto white paper, and glue on onto the red cardboard. Edit the details on the back of the invitation, print onto white paper, then glue onto the back.

Cheesecake Pops

These Cheesecake Pops are perfect for a Mickey Mouse party! They are scrumptious balls of real cheesecake, covered in dark chocolate and served on a lollipop stick or skewer. Serve them at the party, or pop them into a cellophane bag and tie with a red ribbon and give as a party favour.

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   Buy a cheesecake or make one from scratch. Use any flavour of cheesecake you like, but it is best to use a baked cheesecake, as the no-bake cheesecakes are too soft to keep their shape. Line a tray with baking paper. Scoop spoonfuls of cheesecake onto the tray. If necessary, wet your hands and roll the cheesecake balls to make them round.
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   Insert the lollipop sticks (or use trimmed skewers) into the cheesecake balls. Freeze the balls until they are very firm, at least 2 hours.
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   Melt some dark chocolate buds (saving some buds for the ears!) until completely smooth.
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   Remove the cheesecake balls from the freezer. Working quickly, dip a frozen cheesecake ball into the melted chocolate. Place the cheesecake pop upright in a piece of styrofoam or floral foam brick (or a container filled with sugar/rice) to dry. Refrigerate the pops until the chocolate is completely set.
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   To make the ears, run a chocolate bud along the side of a hot kettle to slightly melt it, then gently hold it against the cheesecake pop for a few seconds.
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   Complete them by tying a red ribbon around the stick. They can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a week.
Alternative: Instead of cheesecake, you can buy a cake, crumble it into a fine consistency and then mix it with frosting. Blend thoroughly. Mickey Mouse Pop Biscuits - (you call them cookies!)

If baking isn't your thing, try these no-bake Mickey Mouse pop biscuits. Cut a skewer in half, then gently slide it directly through the centre of an Oreo biscuit (through the white fillling in the middle) and stop just before it comes out the other end. If the biscuits come apart, gently press them together or glue together with melted chocolate. (Hint: Pop the Oreos in the microwave on defrost for 10 seconds before you insert the sticks so they slide right in and the biscuit doesn't move). Rub a dark chocolate button on the side of a hot kettle to slightly melt it, and gently insert between the biscuits. Repeat for the other ear. Mix icing sugar with a little warm water and red food colouring, until icing becomes smooth and slightly runny. Coat the bottom half of the biscuit with the red icing. When the icing is dry, add two dots of white icing (I used a tube of white icing) for Mickey's buttons. Store in an airtight container, and refrigerate if the weather is hot! If you want to give them as party favours, pop each one into a cellophane bag, then tie a little ribbon underneath the biscuit. Mickey Mouse Bubble Mixture Label

Small bottles of bubbles make great party favours, and are easy to tie into your party theme simply by adding a new label! For party favours for your Mickey Mouse party, simply print our Mickey Mouse bubble mixture label, cut out, wrap around small bottles of bubble mixture, then glue the ends of the label together. I was lucky enough to find bubble mixture containers that matched the colour scheme of my party, but if you can't, don't worry - the labels still look fantastic on an array of coloured containers! Mickey Mouse Jokes Party Favour

This is an easy party favour for your Mickey Mouse party. Simply print out our Mickey Mouse jokes sheet, cut and place into your Mickey Mouse goodie bag. Mickey Mouse Notebook Cover printable Minnie Mouse notebook cover and stick it to the front. Chocolate Mickey Mouse Confectionery Wrapper

I was finding it hard to find Mickey Mouse trinkets for party favours, so I decided to make a wrapper that I could put around anything, so that it would tie in better to the theme! As it was, I found some small packets of 3 Oreo biscuits (29.4gms) that my daughter thought looked like Mickey Mouse ears! Use our printable Chocolate Mickey Mouse Ears Wrapper to wrap around a small packet of chocolate biscuits, or printable Mickey Mouse Wrapper to wrap around chocolate bars - just trim to suit your needs. Don't worry, I have removed the Chocolate Mickey Ears reference from the template! Cheers! Tammy
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Add these to your goodie bags at your Mickey Mouse party. Simply pick up some note pads from your local variety store (you can usually buy them in packs of 5 or so), use our printable Mickey Mouse notebook cover or