Halloween Invitations
Eat! Drink! Be Scary!!!
Having a spooky Halloween party. Make a creepy coffin shaped invitation for a frightening cool invite or maybe even a gravestone shaped invite. The perfect colors for you're invitations are black or blood red invitation to make you scream. For a super simple invitation idea buy some of those googly eyes from a craft shop and adhere them in pairs all over your black invitation.
Some Halloween words to spice up your invitation used in a rhyme: eyeball, BOO, witch, spooky, creepy, scary, black cat, pumpkin head, tombstone.
Grab some Vintage Halloween Invitation Verses to spice up your invitations. These verses are taken from vintage postcards that were first used way back in the early 1900's. Other Wording for invitations ideas have a little more of a modern feel.
Happy Owl-o-ween!
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Spooky Halloween Party Invitations
These spooky invitations were made with Reminisce patterned scrapbooking papers and the invitation details printed onto white cardstock. There were matching place cards, gift bags as well.
Charity Hassel
Jacksonville, Florida
The Halloween party place cards - how super cute are these.
More Halloween
These cute little invites have their own little envies that go along
with them. They were made with Junkitz Halloween scrapbooking papers.
I used the Cricut Doodlecharms cartridge and used the envelope and
cards features to make them... they were really pretty easy and
simple...
Lora Brinkman
Columbia, MO
Witches Hat Birthday Invitations
Not quite Halloween invitations but you can totally use the same idea for Halloween.
Here is an image of the Witchy invitation. It was made for a little girl's 4th birthday but would be great for a Halloween party.
All the Papers used are Bazzill Cardstock - Raven, Bumble Bee,
Sunshine, Limeade/cc, & Heidi.
The lime ric rac is from Creative Impressions.
I used stickles by Ranger for the glitter - yellow, lime green,
lavender, orange & black.
I also used Crystal Laquer by Sukura, black craft wire & text weight
white paper.
The actual invitation and all the paper elements where created and cut on a Pazzle Pro Creative Cutter. The little bats shapes were cut with QuicKutz. It is a 5x7 invitation which opens to the party information inside printed on white paper.
Kimberly Colliss
Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
Scrapbook Designer, instructor and sales for ALL ABOUT SCRAPBOOKS &
MORE in Woodstock ON.
Add your homemade Halloween Invitations to our growing gallery of invites!