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Perry Crafts and Party Ideas!

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We love Perry the Platypus on the hit cartoon Phineas and Ferb!!! We found this paper Perry the Platypus at Limeth-Deviantar. I thought it was pretty cool to make a Perry paper cubee! It is more for looks than a toy to be played with but it made for an interesting Daddy-Daughter craft.
I want to do a Perry Themed birthday party for someone special. At the moment I am gathering ideas! I could use some help.
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Wow! Look at this homemade Perry cake! The tutorial is here at Dabble. This looks like a ton of work but how cool!!!
I found Secret Agent games here at the Best Birthday Parties!
Just brainstorming! If you see anything online, please feel free to contribute to the brainstorming and add a link in the comments! I appreciate any help! If you have had a Themed party like this please share!
Thanks!
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the mama monster saidā€¦
there is a felt perry pattern on family fun or disney. i just printed it out last week to do with my boys. we love phineas and ferb too! sounds like a fun party!
August 21, 2010 at 10:56ā€ÆPM
Dot saidā€¦
Nice to meet a fellow P&F fan!

Thanks for linking to my Perry cake! It's really not THAT hard :)
A reader did Perry Twinkie Cakes for a party, if you're looking for something simpler: http://dabbled.org/2010/07/perry-the-platypus-mini-cakes-made-from-twinkies.html

And I also have a how-to on making a Perry costume :)
http://dabbled.org/2009/11/the-perry-the-platypus-costume.html
September 9, 2010 at 9:51ā€ÆAM
CHEESE saidā€¦
Do you think it would be possible to make a perry the platypus ice cream cake? I love perry the platypus, and i want to have a perry themed b-day party, but i dont like cake ;)
December 7, 2010 at 2:46ā€ÆPM
JustDoni saidā€¦
KrazyChloe! Instead of cake if you could do it out of rice crispy treats :) I've done that before when the person isn't a big fan of cake and that way you can mold it any way you want and then do a fondant over top or something.
October 17, 2012 at 1:50ā€ÆPM
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