Cootie Catcher Menu Template
Here’s an awesome idea for menus…Cootie Catchers! They also look darling on the tables as part of a table setting decor.
Download the fortune teller (or cootie catcher) template by clicking here.
Use nice script fonts, monograms or dingbats to decorate the outer flaps of your fortune teller menu.
I created this cootie catcher template with no lines in Power Point, so you can get a clean look.
Download cootie catcher wedding template.ppt or if you’re familiar with Photoshop, here’s a layered PSD file.
Have a good weekend!
*photos from Martha Stewart
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[...] modern, traditional, and vintage, you name it! Make them yourselves with online templates from Ruffled or get them custom on Etsy from vendors like Tilde Design and Darling Girl Paper. It will always [...]
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[...] found a great template through the Ruffled blog (gorgeous blog for all of you out there in the planning stages of your [...]
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[...] The downloadable fortune teller template from Ruffled. http://ruffledblog.com/freebie-fridays-cootie-catcher-menu-template/ [...]
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[...] Remember these sweet little cootie catchers from grade school? Put one at each place setting and your guests will have a blast reading the sweet notes! (Image by Martha Stewart Weddings via Ruffled) [...]
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[...] Remember these sweet little cootie catchers from grade school? Put one at each place setting and your guests will have a blast reading the sweet notes! (Image by Martha Stewart Weddings via Ruffled) [...]
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[...] bride found this idea for a menu/wedding program here, so we used their template and created their programs. So fun! I know I’ll use it [...]
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[...] these!” No worries. I got your back. In case you are wondering Ruffled has a tutorial! Their intention is that you use them at weddings for menus and such, which would be cool but I am [...]
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[...] this idea for a wedding menu fortune teller (or cootie catcher as they call them in the States) - Ruffled blog even has a template you can download! Cootie Catcher invite by one little [...]
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[...] How cute are these cootie catcher wedding programs? You can make you own by downloading the template at Ruffled. [...]
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[...] fortune teller from Ruffled; Centre: Origami fortune teller from Martha Stewart; Right: Origami fortune teller from The [...]
Could you tell me what font (the pretty script) that you used for your fortune teller? We are preparing for my daughter’s wedding and she wants to use these on the reception tables.
Thanks,
Sheila Garner
I would also LOVE to know the name of the font you used? Its beautiful.
I saw this cootie catcher in my Martha Stewart Weddings mag a few months ago. If I remember correctly, it said they used a calligrapher to do the script.
I made some invites for my friend’s wedding and used a font called freebooter script that would look nice and formal like the one shown.
Just wanted to say a big thank you for the layered psd file!!! Glad I don’t have to re-create the wheel.
[...] modern, traditional, and vintage, you name it! Make them yourselves with online templates from Ruffled or get them custom on Etsy from vendors like Tilde Design and Darling Girl Paper. It will always [...]
what size paper is this printed on?
[...] found a great template through the Ruffled blog (gorgeous blog for all of you out there in the planning stages of your [...]
Thanks so much for this template!
[...] The downloadable fortune teller template from Ruffled. http://ruffledblog.com/freebie-fridays-cootie-catcher-menu-template/ [...]
I know this is a beautiful wedding accessory, however I have used your wonderful template to teach my children how to make a fortune teller. We made these by hand as children many years ago, now I teach computers to children- this was a fabulous lesson teaching something old with a new twist.
I wish you long and happy marriage.
Thank you
Mary
[...] Remember these sweet little cootie catchers from grade school? Put one at each place setting and your guests will have a blast reading the sweet notes! (Image by Martha Stewart Weddings via Ruffled) [...]
[...] Remember these sweet little cootie catchers from grade school? Put one at each place setting and your guests will have a blast reading the sweet notes! (Image by Martha Stewart Weddings via Ruffled) [...]
[...] bride found this idea for a menu/wedding program here, so we used their template and created their programs. So fun! I know I’ll use it [...]
Really great template! I’m using for my 20th wedding anniversary party. I’m putting trivia about my husband and myself in them and put a few on every table.
[...] these!” No worries. I got your back. In case you are wondering Ruffled has a tutorial! Their intention is that you use them at weddings for menus and such, which would be cool but I am [...]
thanks so much – this is very cool!
I found this wonderful site and was so hoping to get a blank cootie catcher so that I could create some fun table action at my daughter’s wedding. I cannot seem to download the template (from above). Can someone help me by providing it again or point me in the direction of where I could find a blank one. You all seem so helpful and creative and I seem to be exhausted and over budget at this point!! Thanks for any help~~much appreciated.
[...] this idea for a wedding menu fortune teller (or cootie catcher as they call them in the States) - Ruffled blog even has a template you can download! Cootie Catcher invite by one little [...]
[...] How cute are these cootie catcher wedding programs? You can make you own by downloading the template at Ruffled. [...]
[...] Vir ‘n bietjie meer hulp, gaan laai die ‘template’ hier af: http://ruffledblog.com/freebie-fridays-cootie-catcher-menu-template/ [...]
[...] fortune teller from Ruffled; Centre: Origami fortune teller from Martha Stewart; Right: Origami fortune teller from The [...]
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