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Here's the envelope: with paper covering addresses.
And here's the actual invitation. After making the invites, I traced puzzle pieces and cut them apart. Each envelope contains the puzzle pieces all mixed up and with double sided tape on the backs. It also contains a gray sheet of paper for them to put the puzzle together on.
My favorite thing about these is that I didn't buy anything new. I had the yellow paper left over from a project many years ago and since Quinn's favorite color is yellow - perfect. I also had a stamp set for the smiley faces and who doesn't have a stamp that says "You're Invited"? I had plenty of gray paper in my stash for scrapbooking - so it all worked out okay. And it didn't take too long to put together.
My next project: A table cloth? Maybe. I've got some ideas up in this little brain of mine.
3 comments:
That is the coolest thing ever! How fun for the kids. I'm keeping this in mind for the future.
Can you make these puzzle invites yourself or is there a particular company you have to order them from?
I made these all by myself! (Maybe you didn't notice the words on the side?)
It was pretty easy. I have seen puzzle things you could buy and decorate however. I might make some party favors out of them, so I'll post those pics as well if I do that.
I am enjoying this puzzle themed party. Good thing Quinn is crazy about puzzles!
Wow. I don't know how that happened but I totally missed the explanation on the side. Perhaps this lack of sleep thing is starting to kick in. My apologies.
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