Wizard fans, you are going to fall in love with this enormous bundle of party printables. I think I got everything in there! I've used goodies from the also extravagant collection, Wizard World which you can find in our own shop. So, if you're wanting MORE! MORE! MORE! You'll be set. This bundle would make great Halloween party printables, too!
Let me give you the details of everything that is in this bundle of magic. I've got three different invitations. They are 5x7 and come in psd and jpg formats. I'm linking up a video on how to fill in your information on the invitations in DesignScape. You can use either the layered psd version or the jpg in most software programs. I highly recommend checking out the video for tips and trips of all kinds for both the invitations and the bundle.
Included in this bundle are wrappers of all kinds. There are wrappers for mini candy bars. I've made them a touch wider and longer. This way you can cut them to perfection for either nuggets or the little candy bars. The design on these little wrappers are centered with a little space on both sides so you can snip to perfection. I always advise leaving a little extra (white paper) at the ends of your first cutout because you can always get rid of extra, but ya can't really add to it once you've cut. Both jpg and png formats are provided.
There are bottle wrappers and cupcake wrappers. You'll find really fun cones that you can stuff with popcorn, marshmallows or other dry, light snacks. If you pop open the cone in a software program and enlarge it, you could potentially, make hats. That'd be so fun! We've got loads of pictures to help you through all of this. Png and jpg formats are provided.
Included in the bundle are several circle designs. The smallest circle design can be used for so many things. Adhere them to the bottom of your favorite chocolate kiss. Use them as stickers and or for a favor bag. You can glue or tape them to tooth picks. Use them as game pieces for bingo or other games. The middle circle design were meant for cupcake toppers. Glue them to toothpicks and stick them in cupcakes. They also make wonderful stickers. Print them on sticker paper and add them to the favors bag. I chose a few of my favorite designs and made large circles. Run these extra large circular designs through your laminator and you've got fantastic coasters. You could even put names on the back for an extra magical touch. Png and jpg formats are provided. This way you can customize the goodies in your software.
There are little flags that also can be used for a variety of uses. Cut them smaller if you find them too large. Wrap them around straws and or toothpicks. I preferred using my good glue stick for this method, but you could easily use glue dots and even tape. You can also write names on the back of the flags so the guests don't get their drinks mixed up. Use the flags in cupcakes or snacks like cheese, olives, chocolates, mini cakes...Again, check out our gallery for ideas and tips.
There are two different sized banners in the download. One is really huge. You can spell magic or magical. Hang it out front so guests know where the party is or hang it on your mantel. You can also hang it from a large table where the other goodies are. The small banner will look super cute on a cake. Get two toothpicks, and string the banner in between. Cute, right?!
Napkin rings are also provided in the bundle. Don't cut them too short until you see just how long you need them. If you are using cotton napkins, you'll need all the length you can get. Leave extra to make sure. Wrap a simple paper towel if you like. The bag toppers are fantastic for your treat bags, as name cards for table placement and or for signs or indicators about food, ingredients...They come in jpg only, but can be altered in your software if you're savvy. Cut them just the size you need. I made them a touch larger and left the design in the middle so you've got room for customization.
All of the printables are VERY easy to cut out. You won't need any fancy cutting machines. The small circles will go best with a small circle punch, for sure! The only supplies you need are your printer, ink, paper (even the cheap paper is ok), scissors and tape or other adhesives of your choice. I find a glue stick the best for most party supplies. It looks neat and tidy and unlike liquid glue, it won't get all over place and or possibly smear your pretty printables. Keep that in mind! If you are using the kind of printer with wet ink, let it dry well, first. Check those printer settings. Do a few test drives before printing several pages.
Go through our gallery before you get started. We might have thought of something you didn't and don't forget the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6-dxxY5YeA
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