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Thursday, May 9, 2013

Custom Order for Winnie!

Minecraft "Phineas and Ferb Style"


Winnie came to me with an idea.  She wanted to use the format from my Phineas and Ferb Invitation but with a Minecraft theme.  I have recently started making some Minecraft themes.  I am not really sure why I didn't think of it before.  My two older sons (Gabe and Noah) are completely addicted to Minecraft.  I didn't click in my head that Minecraft Invitations would sell. I am very glad I figured this one out.

You can find this invitation here!

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Custom Order for Temira

Disney Junior Part 5....

Another Disney Junior Invitation?!  I have a feeling I will be creating new versions of Disney Junior for a long time.   There really are an unlimited ways to use the characters with different themes.

Temira contacted me because she was having a Carnival Themed party for her son's first birthday.  She wanted certain Disney Junior characters on it with a carnival feel. 

This is what I came up with!

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Birthday Invitation and Thank You Card

Diary of a Wimpy Kid



Vintage Peacock Wedding Invitation Kit

Vintage Peacock Wedding Kit




Peacock Wedding Invitation

Peacock Wedding Invitation Kit




Superhero Squad Birthday Invitations and Thank You Card

Superhero Squad




Randy Cunningham 9th Grade Ninja Birthday Invitation and Thank You Card

Randy Cunninghan 9th Grade Ninja


Friday, April 26, 2013

Custom Order for Heather

Disney Junior Part 4


This Disney Junior Invitation is my favorite.  I think I finally hit the nail on the head.  I found a very nice balance between having so many characters but not over powering the invitation. 
Heather came to me with the idea inspired by the green grass and blue sky on the Disney Junior website.  She gave me a list of characters she wanted included: Jake, Little Einsteins, Chuggington and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.   

I've had a lot of fun creating joint invitations.  There is always that challenge of making sure both kids are equally represented on the invitation.  

You can find this invitation here!

Friday, April 12, 2013

Custom Order from Tiffany

Disney Junior Part 3


Now this custom order was the very first one I got via my facebook page for my store.   Tiffany contacted me because she want to create an invitation for her twin's birthday party. She has a boy and a girl.   She also gave me a VERY long list of characters she wanted on her invitation for each child, and she wanted two different versions with two different thank you cards.   I have to admit this is the cards with the most characters I have ever put together, and it was a challenge.   

Again, I hit that "When is this too much... too cluttered." and "This is what the customer wants."  I always try to make sure I create what the customer is dreaming up.  I do have the motto "If you dream it, I can create it."  I have to live up to that!  

I made Tiffany and her twins very happy at the end and I like how they turned out too.  

These are all of the Final Products:

Disney Princess and Marvel Superheros:



Disney Junior:




Monday, April 1, 2013

Custom Order for Katie

Disney Junior Invitation #2

This is the 2nd version of a Disney Junior Invitation that I created.  Katie wanted an invitation for her son that only had "Handy Manny, Imagination Movers, Jake and the Neverland Pirates and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse".  I decided this time that taking one Character and making it the focal point would look nicer.  She choose Handy Manny.  

This invitation also inspired my Handy Manny Invitation and Thank You Card.

This invitation can be found here.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Custom Design for Jackie


The Disney Junior Invitation #1


This invitation was the first time I created a "Disney Junior" Themed Invitation.  I have done many since, with various characters from the Disney Junior Channel. 

There is always a fine line between chaos and creative.  The main concern with creating a invitation with so many different characters on it, is to not over crowd it and loose the focus of the invitation.  The main point of an invitation to to make sure you get all the details of the party in a fun and personalized way. 

So for this one, I tried to make the characters enhance the focal point of the party details.  Looking back, I think would have done it alittle differently, and without the lined background.

Either way.. Jackie and her son were very happy with the final product.