Temporary My Little Pony Tattoos
My Audrey is turning five in a couple weeks and has requested a My Little Pony party.Ā One of my favorite things to do is send the kids home from the party with some kind of handmade favors.Ā I’m working on some other things as well, but I thought it would be really cute to make some temporary My Little Pony tattoos.
The tattoos are of the ponies’ cutie marks.Ā The plan is to have the girls a game (probably pin the tail on the pony or something) to earn their cutie marks.Ā Fitting because in the show, the ponies start out in life without cutie marks and eventually get them.
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You don’t need to have a Silhouette to make your own temporary tattoos or any special machine besides a regular old printer.Ā The Silhouette cuts them out for you, but it can definitely be done with a pair of scissors.Ā If you have a Silhouette, go ahead and grab my free cut file for the My Little Pony tattoos here.Ā If you don’t have one, grab the pdf here.Ā I got the cutie mark images here.
You’ll also need some printable tattoo paper, which I admit isn’t cheap.Ā I plan on using the other sheet in the package to make tattoos with my phone number on them for the kids to wear at theme parks and stuff.Ā Head on over to this great tutorial from Lauren at The Thinking Closet for detailed instructions on how to make the tattoos.
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I am having trouble figuring out how u actually get them on to the paper.. I see cutie marks that you did but i can’t figure out how to get the file that you did.. Please help!!!
Just sent you an email with the files. Let me know if you don’t get it.
I do not have a color printer at home.. Could I take somewhere to get these printed out???
I’m not sure. They’d have to be able to print it on the special tattoo paper for you. Maybe you can call some places and ask if you can use that paper?
LOVE! We need these so much at our house! I can’t wait to see your party. It’s gonna be awesomely awesome! š
Jessica,
Tattoos of this kind are the best. They make us happy, no pain, and they wash off. I made them for the 4th of July.
Thanks for sharing your talent,
Karen Marie
Dragonfly & Lily Pads
THIS IS SO COOL! I need to learn how to make these tattoos! My oldest daughter will LOVE them! She is a HUGE FAN of My Little Ponnies š
Thanks, Helen! My girls can’t get enough of My Little Pony!
This project is great. Love to try out the tattoo paper. Looks like fun!
Thanks, Pam! The tattoo paper was a lot of fun!
Love these!!! My LO is getting into My Little Pony now, or paying more attention to it. What a great idea for party favors, I am sure they went over very well. Awesome job!
Thanks, Alisha!
Great idea making cutie marks!!! Can’t wait to see more of the party, I think I’ll be taking notes for next year…I forsee a My Little Pony party in my future š
Thanks, Deanna! Now I just need to get my act together and get the party photos up. The girls loved the tattoos!
Awe! I love My Little Ponies! These tattoos are too cute:)
Thanks, Tori!
Memories of My Little Pony! Love this! I’ll probably get one myself, lol.
Haha, YES! I held onto my old ponies, and my girls play with them now. š
Ok, these are seriously so fun and clever! I love that you actually made “cutie marks” for the kids – I know they will love them! You’re gonna earn some major mom-cool-points with this party!
Thanks, Meredith! The girls LOVED them!
Very cute! And, thank you for all your work putting this month’s challenge together. After seeing your and Lauren’s posts, I really want to try to tattoo paper!
Thanks, Carrie! The tattoo paper was so fun! My girls are still using up the tattoos.
LOVE!
Thanks, Bethany! š
I cannot stress how much awesome is in this craft! I know that my daughter is going to loooooooove these when I finally make them for her, she is obsessed with MLP!
Thanks so much for the file!
Thanks, Randi! Aren’t little girls so much fun?!
Great idea! We had a My Little Pony party for my niece recently and we did facepainting for the cutie marks. I wish we had thought of this!
Oh, facepainting would be so cute too!
Great job Jessica! I also have a daughter, whose name is Audrey, who had a My Little Pony Party, for which I made Silhouette tattoo paper cutie marks! http://greylustergirl.com/my-little-pony-equestria-girls-party/ I can’t wait to see how your party turns out!
Haha! What? That’s hilarious! Your party turned out so cute! No way mine will be as good as yours. I’m never good with the decorations or cake part… you know, all the stuff that matters at a birthday party. š Your cake turned out amazing!
Eeek! My Little Ponies was one of my favorites as a child…and so it warms my heart to know they’re still popular with little ones today! Also, thanks for the link love to my tattoo post. Love that we both posted tattoo projects this round. #greatminds Thanks for coordinating the Challenge this month, Jessica. You’re a rockstar!
Confession: I saved my old ponies and Audrey plays with them now. I love it! Your tattoo tutorial was just so thorough, there was no way I was going to try and make my own. š