I nearly followed her directions for the invitations, except tweaked on the colors a bit and the poem.
For my invitations, I added "ears" to the caterpillar heads like in the story. I tweaked it to match my needs (indoor party in my home versus at a gym, date/time, my name, etc).
First green circle:
We can hardly believe a year has passed.
Our little caterpillar has grown so fast!
Join us for some food and fun.
RaeRae* is turning ONE!
Second green circle:
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Time: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Crawl to:
(My address, omitted here on blog for privacy)
Third green circle:
Bubbles and balloons, and lots of play!
We hope you can make it to this special day!
Cake and finger foods will be provided.
(*If weather is nice, there is a park across street we
can play at after the party)
Fourth green circle:
RSVP to Mama Jenn
by: February 1st, 2012
*Please provide the age of children attending
(younger-age driven party)
Putting together these invitations were soo much fun! But a lot of work. I think it would have been easier if I had one of those circle cutters from Michael's or Joann's. But instead, I found something in my home and traced every single circle on cardstock/scrapbook paper. I bought the little scrapbook beads for half off at Michael's using a coupon. I cut each circle myself. I didn't do all the invitations in one sitting, but across a few sittings over a couple of weeks. Then I hand-gave most of them. It was fun to watch people's reactions opening them and ooh-ing and ahhing over them.
I bought the red ribbon on sale at Michael's, then later I found some confetti ribbon at the Dollar Store. I've been budgeting wherever I go.
*Again, name changed for privacy reasons.
Nice work! I'm doing the same invites but can't figure out how you got the eyes & nose on there? Are they separate pieces glued on?? and what size circles did you make 4"
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