Friday, March 20, 2009

Invitations: Kate's Lollipop Invitations!

A few months ago, I picked up a circle cutter made by my idol, Martha Stewart. I figured I would find some fun uses for it, and I found a great one! I made Kate's lollipop birthday invitations with it! It's a really cool tool, that allows you to cut circles in many sizes, up to 5.5 inches. Each invite I made required 3 circles in different sizes. It takes a bit of strength if you are cutting cardstock, and I have to admit that my arms were actually sore the next day! Who gets sore from crafting?! Apparently me.

Let me know if you decide to make these! I'd be happy to give some advice! If you don't have the energy to make them? I can make them for you.....when my arms recover. :)


*****UPDATE 8/22/09*****

23 comments:

Sarah's Fab Day said...

These are adorable!! I heart them.

Anonymous said...

Absolutely fabulous!!!! My son LOVES "suckers"! LOL

Anonymous said...

cute, cute and more cute.
Loved getting this one in the mail!

Kim - The TomKat Studio said...

Thanks girls! Mere - C'mon hop on a plane with the boys...it will be fun! ;)

Nicole said...

Those are adorable...

Anonymous said...

Those invites are so cute! Great Work!

Sarah said...

These are adorable and I have a lollipop party brewing for a future time. Right about now, I'm knee deep in the woodland fairy party prep for next weekend. I might have gotten a little craft-happy for this one.

Such cute invitations!

Kim - The TomKat Studio said...

Pittsy - Can't wait to see the woodland fairy party! I'm sure that will be a future party for my little one! :)

Aaron [air] said...

I love that you do so many crafts like myself. It makes me feel sane....I am always crafting and doing crazy things! Anyhow I found you some lollipops if you haven't already found them. I was at World Market yesterday and they had an entire lollipop display tree!

Aaron [air] said...

Do you know what I think you need?? A Pazzle or Cricut. I have the Pazzle Inspiration Cutter. It costs about 3 times as much as Cricut but you dont have to buy cartridges for it. For as much paper crafting as you do this would make life so much easier for you. I do vinyl on it all the time too and stickers because I sell dog treats and such. Just a thought....then your arm wouldnt get so tired. ha ha.

lindseyflood said...

I am so excited that I just found your blog! I have been planning a lollipop party for my daughters 2nd birthday. I was just out today looking for things to make some sort of a lollipop invitation and left very discouraged! Not any more! I love what you created and would love, love,love some help with how to do it. Could you let me know how I could get some advise from you? thanks so much!

Kim - The TomKat Studio said...

Hi Lindsey! Absolutely! Send me an email at kim@thetomkatstudio.com and I'll write back with instructions!

Kim - The TomKat Studio said...

Air - I have been wanting to learn about those fancy cutting machines! I don't scrapbook, so I'm not very familiar with them! Please email me with any advice you have! kim@thetomkatstudio.com

I still have to get some BIG lollipops. I was going to try Walgreens/CVS. Did World Market have the BIG swirly ones?

Aaron [air] said...

World Market had big and small swirly ones in one color and then multi colored! I just looked over and there they were! I should have taken a photo on my phone. They were there in the middle of the store towards the back with the kids stuff in ours...

Also I will email you with the cutting machine advice. I dont really scrapbook either. Honestly I got one solely for paper crafting and vinyl cutting. I love doing all of those things. I promise you that its a purchase you will not regret. You could be cutting custom labels for your etsy shop, etc. And now they sell so many fun kinds of paper for that. My favorite is Post-it brand. I will email you soon!

Anonymous said...

Hi my name is Amy and I have been searching invitations for my grandbaby's candyland theme. I love your lollipop invites they are so cute. Could you give me a quote for a qty of 50. As well if they would be available for the party which is schedule for May 23rd. Here is my email agarza12673@sbcglobal.net, thank you.

Jennifer said...

Kim,

I'm in the middle of planning a candy baby shower for a friend. I was trying to think of a way to make candy or lollipop invites and stumbled upon your blog. These lolli invites are too precious. Can you tell me how big they are. I have a cricut machine to cut out the circles with, just wasn't sure the sizes. Also, what size envelopes do these fit into? I'd appreciate any advice.

Thanks,

Jennifer

Christine said...

I absolutely love these invitations and theme! I am starting to gather ideas for my baby girl's 1st birthday and this is totally my favorite! Thanks for the wonderful idea and such a great blog!

Rachel said...

I just love your website and all your ideas! I have a party planning blog and would love to link to you! thanks for the great ideas!
uponaparty.blogspot.com
Rachel

Anonymous said...

Love this idea! I am doing a Good Ship Lollipop themed party for my 2 yr old this spring and have been looking for fun ideas. Thanks! Dori

Amy Parise said...

I am thinking of using these for a birthday party...can you tell me what size envelopes you used?

loveatfirstbite said...

To Anonymous: could you please email me some ideas for the Good Ship Lollipop theme?? I am very interested to see what it is all about...Never heard of that theme.

TomKat: I'll be emailing you for some lollipop invitation/tag ideas...LOVE THE IDEA!!

Anonymous said...

I don't know about everyone else but one of my stumbling blocks is always finding just the right copy for invites. This would be a great new topic to post.

Two2Sew4 said...

What kind of envelopes do you use with these invites?