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DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Centerpiece

in Birthday, Celebrations, Crafts & DIY, Party DIY

Sonic the Hedgehog has been a favorite video game for years and now he’s larger than life on the big screen in 2 movies!  When it’s time to celebrate your little gamer, throw a birthday party full of supersonic fun!  Mix your personalized and licensed party décor with party basics you create.  Check out one DIY centerpiece that will look great on your dessert table or right among your party guests.

DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

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My family didn’t personally have a Sega but I often played one, especially Sonic when I babysat! Styling this party brought back many memories from my high school baby sitting days, with the kid or once they were asleep!

DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

Sonic The Hedgehog Centerpiece Supplies

  • Yellow tin bucket
  • Styrofoam wreath and block
  • Yellow crepe streamers
  • Acrylic Paint – navy blue
  • Dark Blue Glitter Paper Fan Decorations
  • Sonic the Hedgehog printable template DOWNLOAD FREE!
  • Hot glue
  • Scissors
  • Straight pins
  • Wood dowel
  • Cardstock – yellow
DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

Paint (2) wooden dowels navy blue and set aside to dry. Tip: This is a great step to include the birthday boy or a younger sibling to help! Insert into a scrap piece of foam as the tip will be covered anyway.

DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

Wrap the foam wreath in yellow crepe streamers, using straight pins to secure.  Stick a painted wood dowel in the bottom. Tip: add a little hot glue to help hold it.

DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

Open (2) paper fans and peel the adhesive to expose the tape to secure them open. Lay your sonic template on top of one and use a pencil to trace the shape. Cut out the shape to reveal Sonic’s classic spikey head shape.

Adhere Sonic’s face and ear onto the paper fan to create a 3D Sonic head then adhere this onto one of the painted wood dowels.

DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

Cut out the birthday boy’s age onto a piece of yellow cardstock and adhere this onto the other small paper fan. Adhere a painted wood dowel on the bottom.

DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

Place a foam block into the tin bucket. Insert all three decorated wood dowels into the foam. Tip: insert two at an angle so you can see all the components.

DIY Sonic the Hedgehog Party Centerpiece | spotofteadesigns.com

Cover the foam with paper shred and place at your party space! Add it as tall centerpieces at your eating station or use as decorative props on your dessert table to make the space more fun! Get inspired with more Sonic the Hedgehog party ideas!

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