I want to share with you all of the printables I designed for a bowling birthday party. Just follow the directions to download!
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Bowling Birthday Party Invitation
I wanted you to be able to customize the invitation and I’ve had trouble sharing as a editable doc because not everyone has the same software that I used to create. I decided the easiest way was to provide the file as a jpeg image. All you do to personalize and add your specific child’s party information is:
Bowling Birthday Party Invites
- Upload the image to PicMonkey or Canva.
- Click on the Text option on the left.
- Click Add Text, choose your font (see font information below), and simply type in the party information.
— Font #1: (Color) 7f7f7f (Type) Quicksand
— Font #2: (Color) Black (Type) Budmo Jiggler - Save the image in the highest resolution.
- Open from your computer and print either 5×7 or 4×6. Easy peasy!
Download the Invitation by right-clicking on the image below and saving to your computer:
Party Centerpieces
To make these centerpieces, print and cut out the templates. Using simple scotch tape, attach a wooden dowel (or skewer) on the back of the cut-out template. I wanted these to have a pretty backside as well so I backed the “Strike” template with red card stock. With the bowling pins (because the shape is symmetrical) I was able to just glue another bowling pin on the back.
Strike Callout Sign – click HERE to download
Bowling Pin – click HERE to download
Party Sign
We enlarged the sign up to 18 x 24 and had it printed on vinyl at Kinko’s for $23, but you can enlarge as needed.
Click HERE to download
Thank You Labels
Click HERE to download
Cupcake Toppers
(I actually glued these to red paper cups, but they can also be used as cupcake toppers. Use a 2-inch circular punch to cut out.)
Click HERE to download