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Free Kids' Party Printables

Mini Chairs Atelier · Updated August 2026

Eight PDFs we designed for our own clients. No email required, no signup wall — just download them.

Everything here prints on a home printer on standard letter paper. Card stock is better for the place cards and thank you notes; plain paper is fine for the placemats and checklist.

Place Cards Two styles, 6 per sheetFold-over place cards with a gold sprig or scallop border. A named seat is startlingly effective at keeping a four-year-old in it. Download PDF ↓ Coloring Placemats Two designs, letter landscapeBalloons to color and a party table to fill in. Buys you twenty minutes during the pre-food stretch, which is the hardest part of any party. Download PDF ↓ Thank You Cards 6 per sheetFold-in-half notes with ruled lines, sized for a child to write three sentences without it becoming a project. Download PDF ↓ Party Planning Checklist One page, 6 weeksEverything from six weeks out to party day, in order. Print it and stick it on the fridge. Download PDF ↓ Water Bottle Labels 6 per sheetWrap-around labels with a name line — the simplest way to stop six identical bottles becoming one abandoned bottle. Download PDF ↓ Mini Menu Cards 3 per sheetA three-course menu for each place setting, with blank lines so you can write your own. Download PDF ↓ Favor Tags 6 per sheetPunch, thread with ribbon, tie onto a favor bag. Space for each child's name. Download PDF ↓ Welcome Sign Letter or 18×24An entrance sign for an easel or a tabletop frame. Print big or small. Download PDF ↓
Printing notes

Place cards & thank you cards: 65–110lb card stock, print at 100% (not “fit to page”, which shifts the cut lines).
Placemats: plain paper, landscape. Print one per child and set a cup of crayons in the middle of the table.
Labels: plain paper works; sticker paper is better. Tape the ends rather than trying to make them stick to a wet bottle.

How to use them together

The three that work as a set are the placemat, the place card and the label. Put a placemat at each seat, a named place card above it and a named bottle beside it, and you have a fully assigned table for about forty cents a child. Every parent who walks in reads it as effort, and every child sits where you intended.

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Can I use these for my own party?

Yes — that's what they're for. Print as many as you like for your own events. Please don't resell them or strip the credit line; other than that, enjoy them.

Frequently asked questions

Are these party printables really free?

Yes. All five PDFs are free to download with no email signup or account required. They're for personal use at your own events — please don't resell them.

What paper should I print place cards on?

65 to 110lb card stock gives the best result. Print at 100% scale rather than 'fit to page', which shifts the cut lines away from the printed dashes.

What size are the printable place cards?

3.5 by 2 inches folded, six per letter-size sheet. They're designed as fold-over tent cards so they stand up on the table without a holder.

Can I print the coloring placemats at home?

Yes. They're letter-size landscape and print fine on plain paper from any home printer. Print one per child and put a cup of crayons in the middle of the table.

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