Birthday buntings

Patterned paper goodness!

These buntings were die cut with a Spellbinders die.

It's a generic birthday bunting that can be used over and over since it is non thematic.

Not only that!
Since it's made with a double sided patterned paper, the opposite side can also be used as a decorative element!  It can be used to decorate a room and whenever you're celebrating a birthday, simply turn it over and voila!

LEGO themed invites and party essentials

A package that consists of LEGO inspired flat 4R print invitations, cupcake toppers, thank you tags, sticker labels, name stickers, candy bag labels, bottled water labels, buntings, etc.

Please note that this is not a set package.

It has been a constant debate whether or not I should come up with set package for printables.

My concern is that different clients have different requirements with the quantity and inclusions that they need.

Set packages may or may not be the practical choice.

Let me know what you think. :)

Tinkerbell inspired party favors

Here are other "Tinkerbell" inspired items that I made for Kaye.

I call this one a desk standee.
I originally made one for my aunt as a token of thanks and appreciation when she brought me scrapbook stuff all the way from the US last year.

It's a great thank you favor for Godparents to display on their office tables or at home.

These are thank you note cards for special guests.  These would look good when framed.

Kaye also ordered magnets as giveaways.

And lastly, coordinating name stickers for the kids. 

Below are the designs for the welcome banners and a photowall backdrop for the photo booth station.

 

 

CARS themed buntings & cupcake toppers

My first bunting order. :) 

Another Pixar CARS themed party for brothers Jose and Yoan.

These party buntings and cupcake toppers are on their way to Lingayen, Pangasinan.

LEGO themed double slider invitation

Last week was quite productive, there's no saying how much you're capable of accomplishing when under time pressure!

I have some back log on projects and I had to go on a super girl mode for 3 days straight to get two invitation orders done and out to my clients.

Here's a double slider invite with a LEGO theme for baby boy, Cody. 

I love primary colors on children's invitation.  It just looks very nice overall.

Here's a LEGO brick for the pull tab.

Mommy Carol also ordered sticker name tags, nothing looks better than coordinating party supplies.

Baby boy Baptismal Package

Here is another order going to Northern Territory in Australia.

The color theme is baby blue and brown for a baby boy's baptismal celebration.

I made a Tri-fold easel invitation, folded up it reveals the phrase, "This baby is cute as a button."

I cut the baby's face with my Cricut Expression II and used the Baby Steps cartridge for this particular image. (This is actually the baby in the tub with a duckie, I just used the face part and reserved the duck for future project.)

Cardstock used for the baby's face is Bazzill Basics in Carob Cream and Walnut Cream.  Textured cardstock from We R Memory Keepers, Merry & Bright collection for the cute pink cheeks! :)

I made two versions, one was plaid and the other was dots.

Here is the complete invitation order.  60 pcs. all in all.

30 pcs. of each version.

The client also ordered 60 pcs. of matching favor tags.

6"x4" personalized note cards.

These will be framed and given to Rian's godparents.

And lastly, matching welcome banner and photo wall for the event.