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Create Your Own Fourth of July Barbecue Party Invitations

Here is a step by step instructional guide, complete with a list of needed materials for creating your own Fourth of July barbecue party invitations.

On the Fourth of July, it is common to have outdoor parties and barbecues, complete with a host of outdoor games and activities. A great festive way to let your friends and family know that you will indeed be hosting a party of this sort, would be to send them original handmade Fourth of July barbecue party invitations.

Creating your own handmade Fourth of July barbecue party invitations can be as simple or elaborate as you choose to make them. The following article will explain how to make original Fourth of July barbecue party invitations with simple materials that can easily be found in old newspapers and magazines and/or affordably purchased from your nearest craft shop or super department store.

Materials Needed to Create Fourth of July Barbecue Party Invitations:

Newspapers amp; magazines (You are using these to find words to cut out like: "Freedom", "USA", "America", "Independence", "Party", "Celebrate", "Grilling Season", "Barbecue", "You're Invited", and so on....)

Plain cards/postcards (You can find these at A.C. Moore, craft stores, and/or super department stores in the arts and craft section.)

Construction paper or small pre-cut paper scraps, in red, white, and blue (You can find these items at any craft store, super department store, or A.C. Moore.)

Glue stick Note: Make sure that you use a glue stick and not "wet glue"(You can find these at any office supply store, craft stores, A.C. Moore, supermarkets, dollar stores, super department stores, etc.)

Stapler

Scissors

Pinking sheers (optional)

Red amp; blue markers, colored pencils, crayons

Clear tape (optional)

USA flag stickers, red, white, and blue foil star stickers, and/or balloon stickers (Again, A.C. Moore has these. Also check your local dollar store.)

Ruler (if cutting to fit a particular envelope)

Plain envelopes (These usually come with the plain cards as a packaged deal.)

Paper towels

Instructions for Creating Fourth of July Barbecue Party Invitations:

1. Select the words that you would like to use from your newspapers and magazines. If you are making these for more than ten families, keep it simple by choosing just one or two words. If the group is smaller and you have the time, you can make it more elaborate.

2. Select the size of the color scraps you want to use with your plain card. You can use pinking sheers to give the pieces fancy edging.

3. Adhere the construction paper first before using any stickers or words. You can do this by either using one single staple in the middle or by using your glue stick. If you use the glue stick, afterwards, smooth out any bumps on the card by gently pushing on it with a plain paper towel.

4. Arrange the words onto the card and adhere them to the front. I would recommend that you use a glue stick instead of tape to successfully complete this part.

5. Add your flag stickers, red, white, and blue foil stickers, and/or red, white, and blue balloon stickers. Again, you can be more elaborate with them if you are creating these Fourth of July invitations for a smaller group of people, or you can keep it simple for higher numbers of guests.

6. Write the date, time, place, RSVP date, and anything else you want the guests to know on the inside of the card. Use red and blue markers, colored pencils, and/or crayons and add a few red, white, and blue star stickers. If it is a BYOB party, kindly let your guests know in advance by including this information inside of the card. In addition, do not forget to print directions from your computer or hand write them, photo copy the information, and include this in the mailed invitations for those guests who are not familiar with the location of your home.

Why not get the kids involved? These Fourth of July barbecue party invitations could easily be created together as a family project! Please be sure to recycle any discarded scraps.

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, AMERICA!