Below we have listed a number of "beary" fun invitation ideas for your child’s teddy bear birthday party.
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 Teddy Bear Picnic Blanket Invitation
Level of Difficulty: simple
Supplies Required: plain red cards, red and white checkered scrapbook paper, brown construction paper, thin red ribbon, glue, scissors.
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Hand write or print the text for the cards on your computer.
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On the front of the invitation, glue a square of the red and white checkered paper.
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Cut a teddy bear out of the brown construction paper (by using a stencil or cookie cutter).
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Glue the bear on the red and white checkered “blanket” and glue a red bow to his neck.
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Coloring Page Invitation
Level: simple
Supplies Required: teddy bear stationary, computer with a printer, stickers, crayons
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Purchase teddy bear stationary and print the invitations with your computer.
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Fold your invitations in thirds and print a black and white bear picture on the back that is suitable for coloring.
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Add three primary crayons in with each invitation. |
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Seal your envelope with a teddy bear or paw print sticker.
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Teddy Bear’s Picnic in the Enchanted Forest
Level: simple
Supplies Required: white card stock, computer and printer
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Select wording for your invitation and design your card using curtz font (giving it a whimsical feel).
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Add some clip art of teddy bears, butterflies and bumble bees.
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Teddy Bear Scroll Invitation
Level: simple
Supplies Required: construction paper, red and white checkered ribbon
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Hand write or print the text for the cards on your computer.
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Cut teddy bears out of your construction paper (adding the wording to the bear’s tummy). |
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Roll your invitation like a scroll and tie it with your red and white checkered ribbon.
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Fuzzy Fur Face
Level: advanced
Supplies Required: computer, printer, fake fur, fabric paint, googley eyes, scissors, glue
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Create a bear face on your computer using clipart or a drawing program.
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Print out a copy on 8 x11 white paper with the teddy bear face on the bottom half. The teddy’s ears should touch the centerfold when the paper is folded in half. |
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Hand write or print the text for the cards on your computer.
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Print out your cards with one or more colors of cardstock paper. |
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Fold each paper in half with the teddy’s bears face as the front and it’s ears touching the fold of the card. |
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Cut a long the edges of the teddy bear’s face, including the space between the bear’s ears. |
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Using an invitation as a template, trace it on some fake fur. |
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Cut the fur and glue it to the front of the invitation, covering the entire front. |
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After the fur has dried, glue on plastic googley eyes, a black nose out of fabric or felt and draw a mouth with a fabric paint pen. |
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Be sure to put the eyes low, 1/2 way down the face, for a cute baby bear look. The invitations can be mailed in 8 x 5 inch pastel envelopes found at any office supply store. |
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