Want to Share My Cute, Homemade Invites

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants sharing their experiences and thoughts on homemade invitations for various events, particularly cooking-related gatherings. One participant expresses joy in creating these invites with their child and discusses their personal connection to a local consultant. Others inquire about seeing pictures of the invites, leading to a discussion about their appearance and suitability for different audiences.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares their enjoyment of making homemade invites with their daughter and mentions various themes for future events.
  • Several participants request to see pictures of the invites, indicating interest in the creative process.
  • One participant expresses concern about the lack of responses to their post and shares their thoughts on the invites' appearance, suggesting they may seem less professional to some.
  • Another participant appreciates the invites but acknowledges that they may be perceived as more suitable for a younger audience.
  • One participant emphasizes that the invites bring them happiness, regardless of others' opinions.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the professionalism of the invites, with some participants appreciating their charm while others suggest they may not be suitable for all audiences. No clear consensus emerges on their overall appeal.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences related to crafting invitations for cooking events and the emotional connection participants have with their creations.

Who May Find This Useful

Participants interested in creative ideas for event invitations or those looking to share experiences related to crafting and personal projects may find this thread engaging.

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:) I have so much fun making these with my daughter, and I'm able to support my local "Stamping Up" consultant (who hopefully will continue to browse my catalogs ~ by the way, I'm doing a November catalog show for her, so if you think you want this set, let me know and I'll give you the website). These aren't fancy.... Basically you can circle whatever "date" you schedule your party. Can use whatever theme you want (I plan to do Halloween next year),... make for a Hanukkah-themed latke-making show, Cookie swap and classes, Christmas, Valentine's, spring flowers, all the holidays, and for cooking classes - to invite school mates.).

Anyways, I wanted to share. I LOVE making them (it's peaceful being creative).

Susan :)
 
Can we see pics?
 
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dannyzmom said:
Can we see pics?
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Shoot - I thought they were uploaded but turms out they are too big. Carolyn, I'm going to email you. Any chance you can figure out how to get them in here for me?

I'm about to leave for an appointment.

I'm hoping to create little "Un-Party" invites that catalog/web hosts can hand out that fit in their purses. :) Having too much fun. I have had to cancel ALL of my live shows until 2008 at least - having 2 non-life-threatening surgeries in next 6 months. More on this later. Having to kiss good-bye the trips I'm ontrack for - unless I squeak by with recruiting and catalog/web shows...
 
here they are...
 

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dannyzmom said:
here they are...
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Thanks! What do you think (be honest). :) Notice the PC stamps from Nancy's? Love them.
 
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its_me_susan said:
Thanks! What do you think (be honest). :) Notice the PC stamps from Nancy's? Love them.
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Guess I shouldn't quit my PC job? lol. (j/k). These pictures don't show them well - no idea how to keep my flash from flashing. Thanks for looking everyone. "No response" is probably the friendly response, eh? :)
 
its_me_susan said:
Guess I shouldn't quit my PC job? lol. (j/k). These pictures don't show them well - no idea how to keep my flash from flashing. Thanks for looking everyone. "No response" is probably the friendly response, eh? :)
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OK, I feel bad that no one has responded! I think they are cute, but they do look like a younger person made them. If you were going to have a party with your family and close friends I think they would appreciate it. Others might think they are not so professional.

I really hope I didn't offend you. I do think they are cute!
 
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sfdavis918 said:
OK, I feel bad that no one has responded! I think they are cute, but they do look like a younger person made them. If you were going to have a party with your family and close friends I think they would appreciate it. Others might think they are not so professional.

I really hope I didn't offend you. I do think they are cute!
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Nope not offended. Little things (like the invites) make me happy. They really look more... can't think of the name. But they were created for kids cooking workshops, so maybe I hit the target after all. Thanks for your honest opinion. It's what I asked for. Never hard feelings for hearing opinions. :) I apologize for making others feel uncomfortable.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials do I need to create cute homemade invites for my Pampered Chef party?

To create cute homemade invites, you'll need cardstock or heavy paper, decorative markers or pens, scissors, glue, and any embellishments you'd like to add, such as stickers or ribbons. You can also use a printer for any text or images you want to include.

How can I make my homemade invites stand out?

To make your homemade invites stand out, consider using bright colors, unique shapes, and fun fonts. Adding personal touches, like a handwritten note or a small recipe related to Pampered Chef products, can also make your invites more memorable.

What information should I include on my Pampered Chef party invites?

Your invites should include the date, time, and location of the party, as well as RSVP details. Additionally, you might want to mention any special themes, featured products, or activities planned for the event to pique interest.

Can I use digital tools to design my homemade invites?

Yes, you can use digital tools to design your invites! Programs like Canva, Adobe Spark, or even Microsoft Word can help you create beautiful designs. Once you're satisfied with your design, you can print them out on cardstock for a professional look.

How can I encourage guests to RSVP to my invites?

To encourage guests to RSVP, make it easy for them by providing multiple ways to respond, such as a phone number, email, or a link to an online RSVP form. You can also create a sense of urgency by mentioning limited seating or special offers for attendees.

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