Thank you for purchasing the IDM 2017 Party Pack!

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Keep in mind which hand you will hold the prop with and tape the paddle pop stick to that side. Stick up the backgrounds to take photos in front of them. Take photos using the props.

1 Thank you for purchasing the IDM 2017 Party Pack! Here are the contents of this pack and what to do with them: Photobooth Props Carefully cut out the props and tape a paddle pop stick to the back of it. Keep in mind which hand you will hold the prop with and tape the paddle pop stick to that side. Stick up the backgrounds to take photos in front of them. Take photos using the props. Be as creative as you d like! Send your photos to admin@midwives.org.au. IDM Posters Put your posters up around the workplace and/or where your IDM party will be held. Name the Call the Midwife Characters You can cut out all of the squares or write directly onto the paper. Be sure to hide the answer page until you re done! Match the names to each character, then check the answers to see how many you got right. Adult Colouring-in Sheets We ve all heard how good colouring-in is supposed to be for adults and children alike. Take the time to sit, relax, and have some fun by colouring in! Or take them home for some zen time to yourself. Be sure to send photos of your celebration to admin@midwives.org.au! ABN ACN admin@midwives.org.au

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Boobie Cupcakes The following recipe and images are from www.ketchupface.com.

buttermilk or sourmilk 1 cup strong back coffee 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 tsp vanilla Directions: 1. Preheat oven to 180 Degrees C. 2.

Add the remaining ingredients to the bowl and beat with hand mixer on medium speed for 2 minutes (batter will be thin). 4.

6 Boobie Cupcakes The following recipe and images are from Dark Chocolate Cupcakes Ingredients: 2 cups granulated sugar 1 3/4 cups flour 3/4 cups cocoa 2 tsp baking soda 1 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp salt 2 eggs 1 cup buttermilk or sourmilk 1 cup strong back coffee 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 tsp vanilla Directions: 1. Preheat oven to 180 Degrees C. 2. Combine the first 6 ingredients in a large bowl. 3. Add the remaining ingredients to the bowl and beat with hand mixer on medium speed for 2 minutes (batter will be thin). 4. Pour batter into a muffin tin lined with paper sleeves. Fill almost to the top (I left 1/8th of an inch at the top of the paper). 5. Bake for minutes and test with a toothpick inserted into the center. When removed, the toothpick should be clean with no batter sticking to it. 6. Transfer to cooling rack and cool completely before icing. ABN ACN admin@midwives.org.au

Decorating: These cupcakes are dipped in warm icing which gives them a smooth, glossy sheen. It also allows you to ice about 24 cupcakes perfectly in roughly 10 minutes.

7 Decorating: These cupcakes are dipped in warm icing which gives them a smooth, glossy sheen. It also allows you to ice about 24 cupcakes perfectly in roughly 10 minutes. Ingredients: 1 large or 2 small containers of white store-bought icing Food colouring (gel works best) red, yellow, brown Pre-made fondant Icing the cupcakes: 1. Refrigerate cupcakes for 30 minutes prior to icing, this helps the cupcake stay together while dipping. 2. Transfer icing into a small, deep bowl and tint with food colouring to achieve your desired skin tone. 3. Microwave the tinted icing at 10 second intervals, stirring between each interval until the icing has the consistency of Elmers glue. 4. Dip cupcakes in warm icing up to the paper, let excess drip off, and set back on tray. 5. Let icing firm up. Note: DO NOT overheat the icing or it will separate and you ll need to head back to the store for more. If the icing is too thick it will pull on the cupcake and not give you a thin, smooth glaze. You may need to re-heat the icing halfway through the process to keep the perfect consistency. It sounds tricky but it s not, just give it a try. Creating the Nipple: Knead the colour into the fondant for the nipple colour - don t be too cautious here. I rolled the fondant out and cut out small circles (using the metal lid of a salt shaker), then rolled a piece of fondant into a snake, cut 1/2 inch pieces, flattened the ends and attached one to each circle (nipple style). I suggest using a tiny bit of water and some pressure to attach the mounds to the circles. Finally the tray of completed nipples were gently placed on the iced cupcakes and pressed into place VIOLA! ABN ACN admin@midwives.org.au

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9 Name the Call the Midwife Characters Shelagh Turner Sister Winifred Sister Monica Joan PC Peter Noakes Trixie Franklin Phyllis Crane Fred Buckle Jenny Lee Sister Mary Cynthia Barbara Gilbert Sister Julienne Dr Patrick Turner Patsy Mount Sister Evangelina Chummy Noakes ABN ACN admin@midwives.org.au

10 Answers: 1. Trixie Franklin 2. Patsy Mount 3. Barbara Gilbert 4. Phyllis Crane 5. Shelagh Turner 6. Sister Evangelina 7. Sister Julienne 8. Sister Monica Joan 9. Sister Mary Cynthia 10. Sister Winifred 11. Dr Patrick Turner 12. Fred Buckle 13. PC Peter Noakes 14. Chummy Noakes 15. Jenny Lee ABN ACN

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