Alice in Wonderland Custom Birthday Party Invitations

The White Rabbit is trumpeting the news! You're invited to a birthday party!

Alice in Wonderland Custom Birthday Party Invites

Here is the White Rabbit, all dressed up in the livery of the King and Queen of Hearts blowing his trumpet and holding the scroll.  A truly charming birthday party invitation for a girl of any age or a little boy. It would be darling as a baby boy's first birthday party invitation, wouldn't it?

To personalize, simply type in the name of the birthday boy or birthday girl and all the relevant information in place of the example text using the "personalize it" feature. If you would like to change the font color or size, use the "customize it" feature.

If you need help personalizing your invitations, please don't hesitate to contact me using the "contact" link at the top of the description near my icon. I'm always happy to assist you! See matching items and more in my store's Alice in Wonderland Collection (just click the link that says "store").

Description: Color illustration by Sir John Tenniel for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll published in 1899. Colors include red, gold, blue and white.

More words to help you find this are: children, children's birthday parties, child's birthday party, boys, girls, fun, colorful, stylish, unusual, original illustration and birthday party invitations.

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom Art Tile Tea Trivet

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom Tea Trivet

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom Art Tile

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Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom Art Tile Tea Trivet

A wonderful personalized art tile or tea trivet for anyone's kitchen, this would make a wonderful gift for the tea lover, Beatrix Potter enthusiast, or anyone partial to rabbits. The text reads "One lump or none?" but you may change it to anything you like. To change the text, simply type in the desired text using the "personalize it" feature. You may also change the typeface, font color and size, etc., using the "customize it" feature.

Wonderful as an art tile, you may also frame it into a trivet (you can easily hang the trivet on the wall when it's not in use. What could be a more perfect trivet for the tea pot?

These match the baby shower and birthday party invitations which feature the same little bunny. Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for more matching items, including fabulous DIY party projects.

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a tea party. Signed at lower right with the artist's initials.

About the original work of art: Artist:Beatrix Potter Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea Date: Probably 1890s. Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Although this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Colors include pink, gray, grey, brown and white

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom Art Tile Tea Trivet

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom  Tea Trivet

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom Art Tile

To view at high resolution in store or buy, please click the link below:

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Custom Art Tile Tea Trivet

A wonderful personalized art tile or tea trivet for anyone's kitchen, this would make a wonderful gift for the tea lover, Beatrix Potter collector, or anyone partial to rabbits.

The text reads "Lovely Stuff" and then underneath "she said as she sipped from her teacup" -- but you may change it to anything you like. To change the text, simply type in the desired text using the "personalize it" feature. You may also change the typeface, font color and size, etc., using the "customize it" feature.

Wonderful as an art tile, you may also frame it into a trivet (you can easily hang the trivet on the wall when it's not in use. What could be a more perfect trivet for the tea pot? This would make a delightful housewarming gift or hostess gift or tea-themed wedding shower gift.

These match the baby shower and birthday party invitations which feature the same little bunny. Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for more matching items, including fabulous DIY party projects.

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a tea party. Signed at lower right with the artist's initials.

About the original work of art: Artist:Beatrix Potter Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea Date: Probably 1890s. Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Although this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Beatrix Potter Custom Thank You Note Card

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Beatrix Potter Custom Thank You Note Card

The Little Bunny Drinking Tea by Beatrix Potter

A darling Beatrix Potter thank you card which matches the baby shower and birthday party invitations and decoroations also available in my shop. To personalize, type your name into the proper box on the using the "personalize it" feature. You may also change the message if you wish. Using the "customize it" feature, you can also change the typeface, font size and color, etc.

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a tea party. Signed at lower right with the artist's initials.

Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items.

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter
Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea
Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Although this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Pink Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

 
Pink Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Pink Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Pink Chintz Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers

A fun sticker with a pink chintz border, fine china teacup in a rose pattern and the word "Cupcake" for that special bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party or tea. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the buffet table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Pink Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

 
Pink Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Pink Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Pink Chintz Teacup Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers

A fun sticker with a pink chintz border, fine china teacup and the word "Cupcake" for that special bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party or tea. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the buffet table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Pink Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

 
Pink Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Pink Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Pink Tea and Cakes DIY Cupcake Toppers

A fun sticker with a pink chintz teapot and scalloped border and the words "Lovely Tea & Cakes" for that special bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party or tea. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the buffet table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

 
Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Pink Chintz Tea and Cakes DIY Cupcake Toppers

An elegant sticker with a pink chintz border and teapot and the words "Tea & Cakes" for that special bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party or tea. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the buffet table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Elegant Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Elegant Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Elegant Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Elegant Tea and Cake DIY Cupcake Toppers

An sticker with an antique cherub motif and pink chintz border and the words "Lovely" and "Tea & Cake" for that special bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party or tea. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the buffet table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Pink Teapot Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

 
Pink Teapot Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Pink Teapot Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Pink Teapot Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers

A fun sticker with a chintz border, pink teapot and the words "Afternoon Tea" for that special tea party. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the buffet table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Pink Teapot Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers

 
Pink Teapot Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Pink Teapot Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Pink Teapots Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers

A fun sticker with a border of pink teapots for that special tea party. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the buffet table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

 
Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers from Zazzle.com

Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Toppers Stickers

Pink Chintz Afternoon Tea DIY Cupcake Toppers

An elegant sticker in a fresh chintz design for that special tea party. Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your imagination can dream up. This one features a chintz border and teapot with the words "Afternoon Tea" above.

One of the many charming items in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Tea Party Collection. Mix and match with the various coordinating designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Matching items include: invitations, thank you note cards, DIY cupcake wrappers, DIY favor boxes, DIY drink stirrers, bubble labels, water bottle labels, DIY birthday banners and more. Zazzle does the printing and you have all the fun!

Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks, lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)

Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins, as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness). Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.

Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch), and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are sold).

To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.

To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the birthday table, gift table, entrance hall table: You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon (paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes. To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the branches if you like to further decorate them.

Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Wrappers Wraps

 
Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Wrappers Customized Letterhead from Zazzle.com

Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Wrappers

Charming Pink Chintz Tea Party DIY Cupcake Wraps

These charming pink chintz tea party cupcake wrappers coordinate with the Beatrix Potter Little Bunny Sipping Tea Collection. Other versions are available, as well as matching cupcake toppers. These would be lovely for teas of any kind, baby showers, bridal showers and birthday parties.

Description: Each sheet contains five different pink chintz tea party cupcake wrappers. From top down in the center medallions: (1) chintz teapot with the words "Tea & Cakes" (2) solid pink teapot with the words "Tea Party" (2) Pink teacup with the words "Tea & Cakes" (3) pink teacup with the words "Tea & Cakes" (4) teapot with the words "Tea Cakes" and (5) the words "Lovely Tea Cakes" with a small solid teapot beneath.

Instructions: 1. Carefully cut out each wrapper. 2. Bake cupcakes in normal cupcake (muffin tin) liners. 3. Wrap cupcake wrapper around cupcake and secure ends with glue stick, tape or sticker. 4. Frost and decorate cupcakes and add a matching cupcake topper, if you wish.

Please visit my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items and more fabulous DIY party projects.

Beatrix Potter Bunny Custom Return Address Labels

Beatrix Potter Bunny Custom Return Address Labels

Beatrix Potter Bunny Custom Return Address Labels

The Little Bunny Drinking Tea by Beatrix Potter

Yet another layer of elegance for your custom invitations and greeting cards, these charming return address labels match all the greeting cards and invitations in my gallery's Beatrix Potter Bunny Sipping Tea Collection (New Baby, Baby Shower and Birthday).

To customize, simply type your name and address into the box using the "personalize it" feature. You may also change the typeface, font size and color, etc., using the "customize it" feature.

Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items, including fabulous DIY party projects.

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup.

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter
Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea
Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Beatrix Potter Custom Birthday Party Invitations

Beatrix Potter Little Rabbit Custom Birthday Party Invitations Pink - fully customizable for your birthday party

Back of invinvitation

Beatrix Potter LIttle Rabbit Birthday Party Invitations -- Now available in pink, blue, green and plum

  Beatrix Potter Little Rabbit Custom Birthday Party Invitations

A darling custom birthday party invitation in pink featuring one of Beatrix Potter's finest rabbits. Little girls just love to be fancy and dress up for a fancy tea party, hence invitations just as elegant and charming as the planned birthday party. This would also be a lovely invitation for a first birthday party (while Mom still gets to choose a lovely and classy party theme before the commercialized cartoon characters hold sway).

 To personalize, simply fill in the correct name, date, time place and r.s.v.p. information. If you need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'm always happy to help.

Note:  We have moved these invitations to our new specialty shop "A Storybook LIfe" -- I have edited the links in the pictures above take you to the correct store.  

Matching items are available, including fabulous DIY party projects.

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a lovely tea party! Border pattern reminiscent of English chintz which is repeated on the reverse side.

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter
Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Although this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Matching address labels, stickers, postage stamps, envelopes, cupcake toppers and cupcake wrappers and other fabulous DIY party projects are available.

Note: The US Postal Service has just started charging a higher rate to mail these invitations because of the unusual shape.  Please check the store listing for the current correct postal rate. I regret the additional cost, but wanted to forewarn you.

Thank you for stopping by my blog. I hope you enjoy your visit here.

Beatrix Potter Bunny Rabbit Baby Shower Tea Invitations

Beatrix Potter Little Rabbit Baby Shower Invitations - fully customizable for your shower
click image to view at high resolution in store

Back of Pink Beatrix Potter Little Rabbit Invitation - click to view at high resolution in store
 click image to view at high resolution in store

Beatrix Potter Little Rabbit Baby Shower Invitations - Now in four color choices
 click image to view invitation choices at high resolution in store

The Little Rabbit Custom Baby Shower Invitations

 

A darling custom baby shower invitation featuring one of Beatrix Potter's finest rabbits. Perfect for a tea party theme shower.

We have moved our Beatrix Potter line to our new specialty store "A Story Book Life" --  I've edited this blog post so that clicking the images above will take you to the correct store.  Thank you for your kind understading.

To personalize, simply fill in the correct name, date, time place and r.s.v.p. information. If you need help, please don't hesitate to contact me. (There is a "contact" link in the store listing.) I'm always happy to assist you! 

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a lovely tea party! Border pattern reminiscent of English chintz which is repeated on the reverse side.

Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items, including fabulous DIY party projects.

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter

Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Although this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Matching address labels, postage stamps, envelopes, stickers, cupcake toppers, cupcake wrappers and fabulous DIY party projects are also available in my store, plus matching thank you cards and baby gifts.

Note:  The US Postal Service has just begun charging an additional fee to mail these invitations because of their unusual shape.  I regret the additional charge for mailing, but wanted to forewarn you so you can order the correct denomination postage stamps. Check the store listing for the current rate for mailing (click image above to see store listing).

Thank you for stopping by my blog. I hope you enjoy your visit here.

Beatrix Potter Bunny Rabbit Custom Birthday Card

front of card - you can personalize with recipient's name

inside left - you may add more text or a picture here if you wish

inside right - you may customize the message and signature

 

To view at high resolution in store, personalize or buy please click the link below:

Beatrix Potter Bunny Rabbit Custom Birthday Card

The Little Bunny Drinking Tea by Beatrix Potter

A charming Beatrix Potter Birthday card for a very special little girl. To personalize, type the child's name into the proper box on the cover template and your name on the inside right template using the "personalize it" feature. You may also change the message, wording and the closing salutation to suit you. Using the "customize it" feature, you can also change the typeface, font size and color, etc. Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a tea party. Signed at lower right with the artist's initials.

Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items.

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter
Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea
Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Thank you for stopping by my blog.  I hope you enjoy your visit here.

Beatrix Potter Custom Baby Shower Gift Card

front of card - personalize with recipient's name

inside left - you may add more text or a picture here if you wish

inside  right - you may customize the message and signature

To view at high resolution in store, customize or buy please click the link below:

Beatrix Potter Custom Baby Shower Gift Card

The Little Bunny Drinking Tea by Beatrix Potter

A darling Beatrix Potter baby shower gift enclosure card -- so charming, it's sure to earn a special place in the expectant mother's scrapbook. To personalize, type the expectant mother's name into the proper box on the cover template and your name(s) on the inside right template using the "personalize it" feature. You may also change the message, wording and the closing salutation to suit you. Using the "customize it" feature, you can also change the typeface, font size and color, etc.

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a tea party. Signed at lower right with the artist's initials.

Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items.

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter
Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea
Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Although this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog.  I hope you enjoyed your visit.

Beatrix Potter Custom Welcome New Baby Girl Card

Beatrix Potter Welcome New Baby Girl Card

Beatrix Potter Custom Welcome New Baby Girl Card

The Little Bunny Drinking Tea by Beatrix Potter

A darling Beatrix Potter card to welcome a precious new baby girl -- so charming, it's sure to earn a special place in the baby book. To personalize, type the newborn baby's name into the proper box on the cover template and your name(s) on the inside right template using the "personalize it" feature. You may also change the message to suit you. Using the "customize it" feature, you can also change the typeface, font size and color, etc.

Description: On the front, surrounded by a pink and rose English chintz pattern, a proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a tea party. Signed at lower right with the artist's initials. On the inside, the chintz pattern is repeated as a pale rosy pink background.

Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items.

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter
Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea
Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Although this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished.

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Drinking Tea Poster Fine Art Print

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Drinking Tea Poster Print from Zazzle.com

Beatrix Potter Rabbit Drinking Tea Poster Print

The Little Bunny Drinking Tea by Beatrix Potter

While this painting never appeared in any of Beatrix Potter's books, it is one of her most delightful watercolors and highly finished. It would look charming in a little girl's or baby's room -- or your favorite nook for enjoying a cuppa.

Description: A proper little girl rabbit with a pink ribbon tied around her neck in a pretty bow daintily sips her tea from a china teacup. On the tile floor in front of her is the tea set, including teapot, sugar bowl, sugar tongs, milk pitcher and more teacups, tea spoons resting on the saucers. Perhaps there is to be a tea party.

Please see my gallery's Beatrix Potter Collection for matching items. Signed at lower right with the artist's initials.

This print may be matted and framed or hung as a poster. The default setting here is for the "basic" paper option. Do try out the other paper options and choose the one which suits your taste and budget. The papers with UV protection will give you a longer lasting print, one you can hand down in the family, and I would certainly recommend this option if you plan to hang the print in a sunny location. I would not choose the canvas option myself, as it is not in keeping with this print (the original being ink and watercolor on paper, not oil on canvas).

About the original work of art:
Artist:Beatrix Potter
Title: The Little Bunny Drinking Tea
Date: Probably 1890s.
Medium and substrate: Ink and watercolor on paper.

Lovingly prepared for print by a professional graphic artist. This is an ultra-high-resolution file and will print beautifully even at the largest sizes. I have carefully corrected the "haze build up" (the smoke, grease and dust which eventually dulls the orignal artwork) in the manner of an art conservationist (but using digital means and state-of-the-art software) while retaining the charming patina of age (the painting is now well over a century old). I have also carefully removed the stains and marks which found their way onto the work after it left the artist's hands, but I left the artist's original pencil marks and tiny ink dots alone, as they are part of the charm of the original painting.