The invitations are also downloadable, offering a quicker way to get the invites out in the mail.
The fish are in various sizes and shapes too! They're purple and have got various styles of striped markings on them that are either white or purple. The basic fish is lavender.
The various products in the Collection can be customized and personalized.
The invitations are flat, two sided cards, with the, Help us celebrate... question on the front. The back side of the invitation has a template placeholder for the birthday party details, along with an image of the matching party hat on it.
There is a birthday table sign that can be personalized as well.
The Thank you cards has a template placeholder on the back, that the child can personalize by hand. The thank you text can be easily customized to rephrase it in their own words. Then there is a line at the top of the verse for the child to write in the person's name, to whom they are writing. And there is a line below the text for the child to sign their own name to the thank you.
Below is a link for the whole collection.
For those that are wondering how I came up with creating abstract purple fish for a birthday theme, it was a round about way. I decided to go through my various creations that I had made to use as possible scrapbook paper backgrounds. I made a bunch of designs and tried out different things. I picked the ones I wanted to offer as scrapbook paper, and set the other creations aside for awhile.
I eventually went back to them, with no theme in mind, just a wondering as to what I might be drawn to. I saw a particular purple one that looked like fish shapes in it. I was intrigued. I had made those shapes using some store bought leaves I had on hand. Anyway, I continued to go through my other leftover backgrounds to find something the fish could go on. I narrowed that down to two choices. I cut the fish shapes out and placed them on the two background choices to see which one I would like best.
After I got the fish arranged and glued on, I decided that they needed some air bubbles floating up to the top. I painted in some fishy details and added a shadow line below their bodies, and voila, the cute abstract fish design was born.
Hope you like them and that you have some friends and or relatives that they would be a great choice for.
Cheryl Paton
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