Slumber Party Invite

Welcome back to the blog today!
Sleepovers are super fun and planning for them are super amusement. So why don't invite your gang in an exceptional way this time? And that exceptional way is a sleepover invite this time. I’d love to share this ‘girl-powered’ sleepover invitation and banner I created with the new Trim and Score Board with you all.
Slumber Party Invitation by Chantalle McDaniel for We R Memory Keepers
Slumber Party Invitation by Chantalle McDaniel for We R Memory Keepers
Untie the bright orange ribbon and this girly invite for my little one’s BFF, opens to reveal slumber party info…
I’ve used a glittery pompom frame as the main embellishment on the front of the invites, I love the bright poping colour mixed with the softer pastel shades, so I used them as a combination. These gorgeous mismatched chipboard alphas are from Liesure Arts ‘Chart for less’ collection.
Slumber Party Invitation by Chantalle McDaniel for We R Memory Keepers
The invitation consists of four large combined tags, which were created by folding a length of paper in quarters and then trimming the ends and punching, using the Tag Punch Board.
Inside, there is a circular window area where you can view information that one folds out to reveal. This gives the card that cute extra element that's eye catchy.
Slumber Party Invitation by Chantalle McDaniel for We R Memory Keepers
Below, you can see step by steps of how the invite came together.
I started out by trimming a sheet of Pink patterned paper to 9 x 6 (h) inches using my Trim & Score Board.
I then scored it half way down and again at halfway across. I folded it so that it was a long, 9×3 ‘strip’ and then trimmed the tag shape using the Tag Punch Board at marking ‘E’ with the blade provided. I repeated this on the opposite side as well, then punching each end so I could tie some ribbons to it..
Next, I opened strip up and on the lower half, punched a circular shape using one of my Large Punch from Nesting paper punches.
Tag Punch Board by We R Memory Keepers
Folding the paper over, you can see how the punched circle results into a little window where I could put some highlights info.
For a bit of notable element and fun, I’ve snipped a heart shape out of some Honeycomb paper and placed it in the fold, so when you open the invite, the heart pops up.
Slumber Party Invitation by Chantalle McDaniel for We R Memory Keepers
Type text you want to show through your circle and get a print of it. The text needs to show through the punched circle, so make sure you type on the correct side. You can also some very light pencil lines to guide you for typing so you don't end up going wrong and know where it would be within the shape.
I also used some stampings you can use them as well of your choice. TIP: A great way to make sure your alphabet stickers are perfectly aligned is to use Thicker Alignment Guides by American Crafts. (shown below one hexagon shaped one.)
Clear Cut Punches by We R Memory Keepers
I’ve included a map in this particular invite, but you could also pop in some photos, a shaker element or maybe even the lyrics to your munchkin’s favorite song!
I hope you enjoyed this post. Experimenting with your Tag Punch Board is heaps of fun! Happy crafting!

 Supplies:
Trim & Score Board
Circle Clear Cut Punch
Pink 12×12 paper
Acrylic Stamp Blocks
Tag Punch Board
Reference: We R Memory Keeper.

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