Absent Mind 

Tell each of your guests to come to the class with something that shows a lapse in memory. For example, come to the class wearing only one sock or with only half of your make-up on (only one side of your face). Give out paper and pencils, and give everyone 10 minutes to see who can guess the most memory lapses correctly.  The person that does wins the prize.

Toilet Paper Bow

Take a roll of toilet paper with you to the party (or ask hostess for a roll). Pass the roll around to each guest and

tell them to take as much as they will need. (Don’t tell them what they will need it for). Some will take 1 square, while others will take 10.

Now ask everyone to stand, put both hands behind their backs and tie a bow. Have everyone vote on whose is the best, or most imaginative. Give that person a gift or give something to all.

Now that you have them on their feet invite them up to your display to take a peek.

Repeat Guests

This is great for repeat guests; you want them to be involved.  Purchase a very attractively decorated package

(something from your inventory) and told them that for earning tickets tonight, they will have a chance to win this beautiful gift from me! (I pass out tickets during my class)

Here is the catch: they had to "do" my show! I asked the group, "Ok, which one of you would like to come up here and welcome everyone and thank the Hostess for having the party tonight?" One of the guests jumped right up, and I'll be darned if she didn't say exactly what I usually say!!

I gave her 6 tickets for doing that. After she was done, I then asked someone to get up and share something about their favorite product. Do this with each repeat guest!  Their job wasn't over yet. I asked someone to come up and do the Door Prize Slip - games and all. They were great!!!

When all was said and done, they had the best time ever at one of my classes and it held their interest. I did the