Free Printable Greeting Cards : Childrens Birthday Party Invitations #062

Free Printable Greeting Cards -
Invitations For Kids Parties

'I'm Having A Party!'

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If you're looking for some help to make some handmade childrens birthday party invitations, then this printable card template could be just the thing...

You can personalize this fun printable party invitation to transform it into a cute handmade card! Add your own personal touches to it. Here are a few ideas to spark your imagination...

Ideas For Transforming This Card Into A Handmade Childrens Birthday Party Invitation :

• Stick some small fake googly eyes on to the flower.
• Have some fun colouring in! Colour the flower in using felt tips, crayons, or even better... glitter glue!
• Scrunch up tiny pieces of coloured tissue paper and stick them on to the flower to form a 3D collage.
• Cut some petals out of pink foam and stick them onto the card, over the original petals of the flower.
• Emboss the petals with a bright coloured embossing powder, using a thin clear, embossing pen.
• Emboss 'I'm Having A Party!!!' with a bright coloured embossing powder, using a thin clear, embossing pen.
• Emboss some veins onto the leaves with holographic powder, using a thin clear, embossing pen.
• To add even more color, cut the whole flower out and stick it onto a colored card. If you don't have colored card, cover the front of a folded card with some brightly colored paper, and then stick the flower cut-out over the top.
• To add depth, stick some foam squares on to the back of the flower cut-out and fix that to the card.
• Carefully cut the whole flower out, and, once you've added your special, personalized touches to it, glue it to the inside of the card, so that you create a little flower-shaped window to peek through.

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2. Access Your Free Printable Card: Once you've subscribed, you'll be emailed access details to the free printable cards section. Click on the card you want to print out. You'll be taken to a web page that contains the printable card.
3. Add Paper Or Card: Put some paper or card into your printer. I prefer to use white, thin printable card. You can probably buy thin printable card from your local office supplies shop.
4. Print: Print the page (if you wish to print a number of cards, change the number of copies you require in the print screen command window).
5. Trim: Trim by following the border of the card. You can use scissors, but I prefer to use a guillotine to get straight, smooth, consistent edges.
6. Fold: Fold along the central line. I like to use a bone paper folder (a plastic one is okay too) because it makes sharper creases.

And voila! The free printable greeting card, comes to life!