JPEG ladybug Printable Invitation

If you want a quick and simple printable ladybug invitation, then a JPEG option is a great way to go. Just print out the Jpeg and write in your party details. Great also to use with colored markers and write your party info in fun and creative ways. This ladybug themed invitation measures 5 x 7 inches.

PDF ladybug Printable Invitation – Easy Type and Print Option!

Much like JPEG invitation, you can simply print your free ladybug invitation and then fill in your info with a pen or marker. If you are not looking to do any writing or your handwriting looks like chicken scratch, you can type write into the PDF and send it to print. There are a number of editable areas to type in the birthday recipient, time of party, party location and RSVP info. The free ladybug PDF printable will print two invitations to a sheet at 5 x 7 inches. You can download your free ladybug birthday invitation below!

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Download your free cupcake ladybug digital collage sheet below!

The printable ladybug species labels come in an easy to edit Microsoft Word document that you can input your address and print away! Download your free printable ladybug species address labels below!

I originally created her as a part of a character group for children’s ladybug books. I’ve been illustrating a lot of little animals and insects in this particular vector art style that I use in flash animations and sell on products at Zazzle.com as well.

Below is the first vector illustration I came up with for Libby the Ladybug. A simple depiction of a ladybug climbing grass blades. If you are familiar with ladybugs and their behavior they can often be found climbing grass, weed patches and all kinds of other plants cleaning them of pest insects given the right time of year.

Libby the ladybug illustration

To give children an fun and easy to understand diagram of a ladybug’s life cycle I created the below diagram using Libby the Ladybug.

Libby the ladybug – ladybug life cycle diagram

The illustration below of Libby the Ladybug flying was actually the initial mockup for a toddler computer game. The idea was to create something to introduce small children to the computer by illustrating the cause and effect using the mouse and keyboard. I created the game in flash and ended up using a little bee character instead of Libby the Ladybug.

Libby the ladybug flying around

These little kawaii polymer clay ladybug cupcakes were inspired by some amigurumi figures that my wife had seen on one of the many sites she browses when doing crochet work. If you haven’t seen them already you should check out my kawaii ladybug cupcake vector designs.

The kawaii ladybugs were made with solid colors of polymer clay and then I bought miniature colored fasteners to stick into them to make the eyes and spots on their backs. Like most kawaii the shapes were very basic when sculpting the figures. The colored fasteners come in a variety of colors, sizes and shapes and work great as eyes and accents to polymer clay figures.

I also used miniature cupcake tins to place the ladybug sculptures in. The cupcake tins were added with some adhesive after baking the ladybug figures. Generally I use a gel-based super glue.

These ladybug pirates are available on a variety products at my zazzle shop. If you like these you may also like my kawaii ladybugs zombies that I have done in this style.

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 In addition to these ladybug pirates, if you REALLY like ladybugs  I have also made kawaii holiday ladybug themed designs and recommend you check out all the ladybug designs I have here!!