What do the three cards say?

Roar! You're Invited for dinosaurs, Come Under the Sea for mermaids, and Calling All Heroes for superheroes.

Are the lines labeled?

Yes. Each card has labeled blank lines for the name, the date, the time and the place.

What is the difference between the finishes?

Cartoon has chunky outlines in bright primary colors, storybook is gouache with soft painted shapes, and comic pop has halftone dots and bursts in red, yellow and blue.

Can I type a different theme?

Yes. Type a theme such as space or unicorn as a request; the samples show the three themes, and a request is not a promised result.

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Kids party invitations: dinosaur, mermaid, superhero

Kids party invitations — a vertical invitation card titled "Roar! You're Invited" with a friendly green T-rex, a volcano and palm leaves, and labeled blank lines for "Name", "Date", "Time" and "Place", a bright cartoon treatment with chunky outlines, friendly characters and bold lettering

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Parents send these to invite a child's friends to a birthday party. The three themes are dinosaurs under Roar! You're Invited, mermaids under Come Under the Sea, and superheroes under Calling All Heroes. Each card has labeled blank lines for the child's name, the date, the time and the place. The nine samples are three themes in three finishes: cartoon, storybook and comic pop. Type a theme, such as space or pirate, and the layout takes it.

a birthday invitation for a school friend
a party at a park or a pool
a card for a class party
a dinosaur or mermaid party at home

Frequently asked questions

What do the three cards say?: Roar! You're Invited for dinosaurs, Come Under the Sea for mermaids, and Calling All Heroes for superheroes.
Are the lines labeled?: Yes. Each card has labeled blank lines for the name, the date, the time and the place.
What is the difference between the finishes?: Cartoon has chunky outlines in bright primary colors, storybook is gouache with soft painted shapes, and comic pop has halftone dots and bursts in red, yellow and blue.
Can I type a different theme?: Yes. Type a theme such as space or unicorn as a request; the samples show the three themes, and a request is not a promised result.

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