DIY Frozen Birthday Party Invitations made with a Cricut, scrapbook paper and print-outs of Disney characters Elsa and Anna. This is a fun craft project that will make your party invitations really stand-out. Follow us for more great Frozen Party Ideas.

I’m a freak about invitations for a party.  I feel they set the tone for the entire event.  I know that is putting a lot of pressure on party invitations, but if you don’t have a clear idea of what your party is going to be how can you send out the perfect invitation?    I loved the Mickey Mouse invitations that we did for Allison’s 3rd birthday, so I wanted to make sure the Disney Frozen Invitations were on the same creative level.  After searching Pinterest and Google for ideas, I was afraid that wasn’t going to happen.  I also really wanted to use my Cricut, but they don’t have any Frozen graphics.   After an exhaustive search, I found a Castle card that I thought would be a good platform for our card.  I added some sparkly white paper and a picture of Anna and Elsa and I think I achieved my goal – these Disney Frozen Birthday Party Invitations did set the tone for our Frozen Party … BEAUTIFUL!

How to Make Frozen Birthday Party Invitations

You will need:

Anna and Elsa Pictures

The final supply you will need are the Disney Frozen character images for the Disney Frozen Invitation.  We used a picture of Elsa and Anna on the front and a picture of Olaf on inside of the invitation.  We were going to print the images on the Inkjet printer but then decided that would be a very expensive option (don’t get us started on the insane price of inkjet ink!!!) so we decided to use Costco’s Online photo service where 4×6 photo copies were only 13 cents each.  Laurie used Photoshop to save the images as hi-rez versions with a printable size of 4″ by 6″ (which is 1800 pixels by 1200 pixels at 300 dpi).

We carefully cut out the images from the Costco prints with scissors.

Disney Frozen Invitation Assembly

The base of the invitation is the Castle Card from the Life’s a Party Cricut Cartridge.  We used the various shades of blue cardstock that we already had on hand to save some money.  (We were pretty sure our guests would not be comparing their invitations and notice that not everybody’s was the same shade of blue – although I guess the cat is out of the bag now!)  For the front, we added a another castle layer in white sparkly paper – so, so pretty.  Finally we used Tacky Glue to attach Elsa and Anna to the front and Olaf to the inside of the card.

Party information printed on vellum paper

We printed the party information on vellum paper on the inkjet printer and cut it out with edging scissors.

Attaching the Party information

We attached the party information vellum piece to the inside of the castle card with glue dots.  Then we covered the spot where you could see the glue dots through the vellum with some Snowflake stickers (Thank you, Hobby Lobby, for putting out your Christmas stuff in July!)

Inside view of the Disney Frozen Invitations

Here is the full view of the inside of our invitations – cute isn’t it?

DIY Frozen Birthday Party Invitations made with a Cricut, scrapbook paper and print-outs of Disney characters Elsa and Anna. This is a fun craft project that will make your party invitations really stand-out. Follow us for more great Frozen Party Ideas.

As a last minute final step we glued on some snowflakes that we cut out of blue sparkly card stock with a snowflake punch we bought to make table confetti for the party.  It really was the perfect touch to these beautiful Frozen Birthday Party Invitations.

 

DIY Frozen Birthday Party Invitations made with a Cricut, scrapbook paper and print-outs of Disney characters Elsa and Anna. This is a fun craft project that will make your party invitations really stand-out. Follow us for more great Frozen Party Ideas.