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Showing posts with label invitations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label invitations. Show all posts

7/20/2012

Crayon Party Invitation

Crayon Party Invitations from Makoodle


5/03/2012

Pizza Party Invites

Pizza Party Invitations from Jaco'lyn Murphy


3/27/2012

Free Printable Easter Invitation

Printable Easter Invitations from Ellinée


11/23/2010

Wooden Cookie Invitation

If you think this cookie from Under My Umbrella looks delicious, you would be mistaken:


Or should I say you WOOD be mistaken.  (That is me being pun-ny)  This cookie is actually made from wood, spackle, and beads.  It is an invitation for a cookie exchange and would also make a really cute Christmas ornament!

Now I think I am going to have to host a cookie exchange!

9/29/2010

Skeleton Invitations

Another fun invitation for your Halloween party are these skeletons from Martha:


It isn't so much the skeletons that I love, it is more that they are stuffed in black envelops that remind me of coffins.  You can see the tutorial and get the template HERE.

Even if you aren't having a Halloween party, the skeleton template could come in handy!!

9/27/2010

Vampire Invites

I love these vampire invites from Paul Downs:


I am still debating on my Halloween party plans, but that doesn't stop me from planning out the entire thing in my head!

8/20/2010

Balloon Invitations

Hip Hip Horray compiled balloon invitation ideas and some of them are pretty amazing!

Armelle threw a fabulous circus party and included a red balloon for her guests to bring to the party:


The balloon even contained a password for a prize at the circus.  Pretty cute.

FPO created these save the dates for a customer, who took the balloon idea a step further and had the information printed directly on the balloon:


And On Hand + Modern took it even on step further and filled them with hellium before she delivered them:


These would have to be hand delivered and you might even have to fill each one up RIGHT before you delivered it.  She used water balloons so that they would fit in the little boxes and they didn't hold the helium long.  You could do it with bigger boxes or you could even just put the cute tag on the bottom of a regular balloon and leave it on someones doorstep!  (As long as the card attached also served as a weight to keep the balloon from floating away.  AND you were sure the person was home!