Invitation help

[mommytotwo]

I am thinking of putting together a combined birthday party for my son, and daughter. My son will be three, and my daughter will be seven. This will be a kids, and adult party. It would be a breakfast/brunch idea, so I need to figure out how I will make the invitations. I do have a Cricut-but not good at using it yet, a stamp that has what, where, time, and such. How can I make these invitations to match the theme of the party?

 

[jedihunny]

I'm not sure what the theme is, but maybe another option is doing a digital design and having them printer on some nice paper.
If you use a design studio type program it's really easy and usually has some borders and artwork to use.


I don't know anything about "Cricut" so I'm no help there. sorry

 

[mommytotwo]

I'm not sure what the theme is, but maybe another option is doing a digital design and having them printer on some nice paper.
If you use a design studio type program it's really easy and usually has some borders and artwork to use.


I don't know anything about "Cricut" so I'm no help there. sorry

, I am not talented to do digital designing, and such . The theme will be a breakfast or brunch birthday.

S & B's Birthday Brunch Party-(something like such)

 

[YoYoAurora]

I was tossing some ideas for your theme around in my head:

Do they love Disney? Do they share a love of the same characters? Pooh and friends, for example? It's a Small World?

What about favourite vacation spots? Beach? Mountains?

I don't know your children, but I'm thinking pirates and princesses might be just the theme for you. And there is so much you can do with that theme!

Invitations could be on beige parchment paper and you could put a treasure chest, jewels or coin die cuts on them. I can see your cricut getting quite the workout with this theme! You could do black ovals for eye patches.

Oh great! Now I have to find someone with a child having a birthday soon so I can do the pirates and princesses birthday party. Eek!

-- Susan