Make Fun Multi-Use Eco-Friendly Earth Day Invitation Cards Using MS Word
Use Elephant Poo-Poo , Banana or Green Sealed Certified Papers
Where to Get Eco-Friendly Paper for Your Earth Day Invitation Card
Get 25 Envelopes and Cards for $9.99, Odorless Elephant Poo-Poo for $12.99
Get Banana Paper and Envelopes, $4.99 and $4.49
Green Sealed Certified Bright Colored Paper and Envelopes Sold by the Ream and Large Number of Envelopes at varying prices from $7-60
Where to Get an Eco-Friendly Printer that uses Eco-Friendly Ink for Your Earth Day Invitation Cards
G7 Productivity Systems provides ink cartridges for most major inkjet printers such as Epson, HP. Dell, Xerox etc. and guarantees substantially fewer cartridges at lower cost.
Once You Have Sufficient Supplies, Build Your Card
Open MS Word and open a new document, clicking on the template for a greeting card, the Memorial card template. Delete out the second page items for the deceased. Insert your best green Earth picture into the frame for the obituary details. Fill out the details for the party time, date, etc. Print on your eco-friendly card supplies using your printer with eco-friendly ink.
Next, turn the paper over and make ready to reprint the invitations.
Use the same template, to build the back side of the card. This time replace the obituary details with a map of your favorite Earth friendly place to hike. If you know of any places where the dirt has been torn up, ask guests to bring wild flower seeds or a place that needs trees, trees starts. In place of the details for party time etc, build a suggested to bring list of your favorite Earth Day meals. Celebrate the Earth with the best salads. Suggest every kind of green you can think of as pot luck items that are freezable. When your list is complete, print it on the back side.
Now that you have your party planned, and invitations designed, have a wonderful Earth Day and appreciate the fresh air, green anywhere it shows up and have fun! Be sure to pack out whatever you pack in on a trail!
Published by Sheri Fresonke Harper
Sheri works as a freelance writer, novelist and poet. She worked in the aviation industry at the Port of Seattle and Boeing Company for 20 years as a systems analyst/architect where she edited and wrote over... View profile
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20 Comments
Post a CommentThis is a very green article. (hahahaha) Good info Sheri.
I have heard of banana papers, as well as other materials, but elephant droppings is a new one on me!
I also had problems reading
Elephant poo, huh? :) I had a hard time reading this because the formatting is totally screwed up for me - is it messed up for you as well?
Great write up.
awesome idea!!
Great project.
Great information! Thank you!
I'll use this information for lots of things, not just Earth Day. Great article!
Great ideas. Thanks