So, obviously a little girl's birthday party calls for cute invites. My creative mother-in-law suggested this ribbon idea after Lotus settled on Hello Kitty this year, and these were super fun to make. I hand-cut the faces out (okay, the whiskers were not the easiest to navigate around) but I think they look pretty sweet.
I didn't actually tie the ribbon into bows, but glued it down (kind of in a loop) and then wrapped another shorter piece around the middle and glued it down to make the 'knot.'
And the rest of the weekend party prep is in full swing around here. Pink decorations, more pink decorations, and pink decorations with pink decorations on top, per Lo's request. I'm giving
Bakerella's cake pops a try (omg, check out the
Hello Kitty ones.) We'll see how it all turns out!
8 comments:
AWESOMELY cute. I was super excited this week when you mentioned it was her birthday - can't wait to see what y'all do!
That is adorable! Have fun & Happy Birthday to Lotus!
SO flipping adorable! happy birthday party, lo! hope it's pinkalicious! (she does have that book, right?) YAY! good job, mama. can't wait to see the rest of the pics! xo.
Wow! Hope it's a super fun party for your little cutie. I can't wait to see how everything turns out!
Awww, so cute. I love pink parties the best. Happy Birthday to your little one.
Very cute! And good call on how you did the bows, I was wondering how you got them all to look so perfect. I can never get bows looking right! Happy Birthday to Lotus, hope you all enjoy the party!
Can you tell me how you were able to print the text on the back of these invites? :) They are so cute!
Sure, Stephanie! I printed two Hello Kitty heads on one side of 8.5 x 11 cardstock and then ran them through a printer again to print the words on the back (making sure they were centered inside the head) and then cut them out by hand. It took a little bit of time but it worked!
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