Each template available on this website comes at no cost, offering you the convenience of downloading and following our simple 3-step guidance for a seamless DIY project. On this special occasion, I am excited to present a delightful compilation from our most recent assortment, showcasing the lovable puppies Skye and Everest from the renowned computer-animated series, Paw Patrol.
My creative journey typically involves various Paw Patrol characters like Marshal, Rubble, and Rocky. However, this time, I decided to take a different approach. Focusing solely on Skye and Everest as the central design elements, this particular card is tailored for a girl’s birthday celebration. It serves as an ideal choice for your young daughter’s festivity, exuding an aura of charm and delight. Here’s a sneak peek at the design’s essence.
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Alluring design of white and pink will give you a warm welcome. And what comes after this is even better, there is a stunning bracket frame with white text box in it and it will accommodate all of your party information. A few elements left, such as gold confetti and last but not least, the adorable Skye and Everest’s graphics.
Those cute illustrations of Skye and Everest were placed randomly around the card, with each of card will have different poses of them and what’s my favorite one? I love the one that has Skye flying with her awesome jetpack and adorable Everest sits at the bottom section of the card. My lovely daughter also thought this was the best one, but at the end, it’s all depends on you, you can have all of them for free or just go with your favorite one.
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