If you've read my post from the other day, you know that I've been inspired by kawaii art (that's Japanese for cute). I'm so excited about the direction my art is taking that I wanted to share these cute pumpkin invitations with you.

Wouldn't these be a good choice for a child that has a birthday in the fall?  All the items are fully customizable, so that you can change the wording or placement.

Aren't they cute? Plus, you can find all the little extras you might need like stickers for favor bags, a cake topper, thank you notes and jelly bean tins (full of candy).

The candy tins are my favorite, because it comes full of candy and you can pick the flavors. I show a mix, but you can choose your favorite flavor like Orange Sherbet or Watermelon. I think there are 21 different flavors to choose from.

Scroll down to see a slide show of each item.

What do you think? I'd love to hear your ideas or comments.

Zazzle is a Print on Demand company. Which means that they wait until you select an item, before they print. They carry hundreds of products from dog bowls to t-shirts.

It is so easy to make your selections just how you want them. You can add text or move the different elements around. You can't mess up. You can always close your item and start all over again. Be sure to go to Zazzle and click on a few items and see how easy it is.

If you haven't worked with Zazzle before, you may not know that they have a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. From what I've heard they are fantastic with returns.

When you're ready to purchase something, be sure to check my coupon code page for the up-to-date sales. You might as well get the best deal, right?

*Disclosure: I make money on some products and services that I talk about on this website through affiliate relationships with the merchants in question.  If you click on a Zazzle link I may get a commissions if you decide to purchase anything at Zazzle. 

I recently found a post-card painting book  from 1905 with some very cute images.   It included 4 cards on a page, both a colored version and an uncolored version.

As I upload a new image to my Zazzle store I am going to make the coloring page available to you for download. Free, public domain images, and you can use them in your commercial ventures.  No hassle.

This coloring page is from the Edwardian era and is about 3X5 and shows a girl with long hair  building a sandcastle at the beach. She's wearing bloomers with a sash and hat.

Here are two versions for download: the original aged postcard and the corrected black and white.

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I'd love to see what you make. Send me a link or a pic and I'll start a Pinterest board of everyone's creations.

Here is a sneak peak at a few of the pages I have to share!

Check back often because there are 32 postcards in the book and that's 32 free printable coloring pages for you.