
Milestones
Bad Two The Bone 2nd Birthday Invitation
A skeleton hand throws a peace sign next to a little blue smiley face on this bad two the bone 2nd birthday invitation. A checkerboard border frames a light blue center panel, with lightning bolts and a heart scattered around.…
How it works
Grab the template
Purchase from the official Plumblume Etsy shop.
Add party details
Personalize the editable text with your celebration info.
Send the fun
Download, share digitally, or print your finished invitation.
What's included
- One editable bad two the bone 2nd birthday invitation, 5x7 inches, in an easy to use Canva template
- An animated mobile evite version to send by text message, WhatsApp, or email
- Print ready PDF output with crop marks and bleed for home or a print shop
- JPG output for sending the invitation digitally to your guest list
- Fully editable text, change the name, age, date, time, address, and RSVP line
- Editable text colors and fonts in Canva to match your party
- Basic phone editing supported, so you can personalize it on your phone tonight
- Unlimited edits and downloads with no expiration, reuse it for photos or thank you notes
What you can edit
- Child's name and age
- Party date, time and address
- RSVP line
- Text colors and fonts
- Design colors and the skeleton hand peace sign
Printing & sharing
- Print 5×7 cards at home on US Letter or A4 cardstock, two per sheet
- Or order prints at Walgreens, Staples, or FedEx Office
- Or send the image version by text, WhatsApp, or email. Instant and free
Not sure what to write?
Copy a line, paste it into the template, swap in your child's name.
[Name] is bad two the bone. Come rock out at the party.
Peace out, baby days. [Name] is turning two.
Turn it up for [Name]'s rock and roll second birthday.
Grab your shades and help [Name] celebrate turning two cool.
Why parents love it
- Animated mobile evite included. Most editable invitations only hand you a flat picture to send. This bad two the bone 2nd birthday invitation gives you a moving evite that grabs attention in a group text, and almost nobody in this theme offers it.
- Rock and roll energy softened with playful blue smiley faces and a heart, so it reads fun and current instead of straight up spooky or too serious
Perfect for
- A dad planning his son's rock and roll themed 2nd birthday texts the invite to the family group chat so nobody misses the party.
- A mom printing invites for daycare pickup hands out the checkerboard card with the skeleton peace sign so the other parents know the vibe before they arrive.
- A grandma who wants a paper copy for her fridge gets this design printed at home in a few minutes with no extra software needed.
- A couple hosting a small backyard bash for their toddler sends the digital invite through text so friends can RSVP straight to the number listed on the card.
- A parent who loves lightning bolts and smiley faces for their kid's rock star themed party uses this design to set the tone before the guests even walk in.
✦ good to know
Tiny questions.
Easy answers.
The little things parents ask right before hitting buy. Still stuck? We’re one Etsy message away.
Ask on Etsy ↗Does the wording say Bad Two The Bone exactly like shown?
Yes. The front of the card reads Bad Two The Bone in bold outlined lettering. Every other detail, like the name, date, time, address and RSVP line, is fully editable in Canva. You could add a line such as "Peace out, baby days. [Name] is turning two."
What colors are actually in this design?
The invite uses a black and white checkerboard border with a light blue center panel. There's a skeleton hand peace sign, lightning bolts, and small blue smiley face and heart icons throughout. It reads rock and roll without getting spooky, which suits a 2nd birthday.
Can I change the bad two the bone 2nd birthday invitation colors to match my party?
Yes. The colors, the skeleton hand peace sign and every text color are editable in Canva, so you can warm it up or keep it soft. It all works on the free plan, and you don't need any design experience to make the changes.
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