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Train Birthday Party with FREE Printables

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It’s hard to believe that it’s been a couple months since I gave you any new free birthday party printables. Well, today I have a one that I think might become my new favorite… choo choo trains!

TRAIN BIRTHDAY PARTY FREE PRINTABLES

For this construction themed birthday party I created an invitation, some food table cards, a birthday banner, water bottle labels, and cupcake/favor bag tags. Let’s get this party started!

train birthday party invitation

First up was a birthday party invitation. Above you can see what I sent to print: a 5×7 one-sided card. Below is a blank version that you can revise in PicMonkey, Photoshop or even Microsoft Word. I would suggest printing on cardstock and inserting into blank envelopes (I purchased mine from Target & WalMart in the past).

train birthday party invitation templatedownload here

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How about a birthday banner to hang for the festivities. I’ve uploaded a PDF that says “Happy Birthday” along with some little train spacers.

train birthday party bannerTo hang, purchase scrapbook paper and cut out triangles. Glue the cutouts I provided to the scrapbook paper, use a hole punch to create two holes in each piece and string them along with ribbon. It’s super easy!

DOWNLOAD BANNER FILE HERE

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The water bottle labels should be printed on a glossy white paper so the condensation from the cold water doesn’t quickly dissolve the paper label. Five labels are printed on one sheet of 8.5×11 inch paper.

train birthday party water bottle labelsclick on image to save

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Add a little pizzazz to your cupcakes with these adorable toppers. Just print, trim out, tape to toothpick and TADA! Or you can use a hole punch and attach these to little treat bags with ribbon.

train birthday party free printablesclick on image to save

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I love the idea of table cards for the various foods you serve at your party, especially if you have guests with allergies. The printable leaves the bottom blank so you can customize to your menu!

train birthday food cards printablesclick on image to save

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I hope you enjoy these party printables!
Make sure you check out the other party FREE stuff,
like ladybugs, pirates, construction trucks, and owls!

TRAIN BIRTHDAY PARTY FREE PRINTABLES

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Comments

  1. I love your train birthday printable! My little boy is turning 4 and is obsessed with trains. This will be the perfect invite and decorations for his party. Can you tell what font you used for the date/time/address?

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  2. Thank you! For both the templates/pdfs AND introducing me to PIcMonkey. I’m never going back to store bought again (famous last words…).

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  4. So thankful that I discovered your site! These are perfect for by son’s birthday party next month. Thanks!!!

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  5. thank u for this printables…but i would like to ask how to edit this so that i can put my baby’s name…?

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  8. Hi! I love this theme with these colors. I”m having trouble turning the invitation to Word so that I can add my information and print.

    Help please

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  11. Thanks again for your printables, I’m excited to use them next month for my son’s birthday! I’m having some trouble printing out the “Happy Birthday” banner though, it’s only showing the first and last page for me. Would you be able to email it to me or repost it? Thank you!

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  14. These are so great and I printed them on cardstock from the 99c Only Store. Thank you so much for posting such a great theme!

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