Since posting details of my daughter’s Toy Story Birthday Party, I have received regular requests for my party printables. I am finally getting around to sharing the free Toy Story Party Printables. I hope moms planning Toy Story parties will enjoy the free printables – my labors of love 😉
Free Toy Story Party Printables
This post is full of links to purchase items for your Toy Story party. If you purchase anything from these links, I will receive a small percent of the purchase price. It doesn’t cost you anything more, but it helps me be able to offer my printables for free – instead of selling them. Thanks!
Toy Story Party Food Labels
I am all about themed food, so for the Toy Story birthday party I made Toy Story food. To go along with the cute food ideas, I made food labels featuring Toy Story clouds and the Etch-a-sketch.
- Bullseye Bites (popcorn chicken)
- Buzz’s Rockets (fruit skewers)
- Slinky Dog Pasta (pasta salad recipe)
- Galaxy Puffs (Pirate’s Booty)
- Alien Friends
- There’s A Snake In My Boot (plastic boots)
Download the Toy Story food labels here.
I am providing blank food labels so you can customize your food. You can use photoshop or PicMonkey (free) to add text to the food labels. The font I used is “Lucky Guy.”
Toy Story Cupcake Toppers / Tags
At one point my daughter wanted cupcakes for her Toy Story party, so I designed cupcake toppers. Well, birthday girl is allowed to change her mind, and she ended up wanting cake instead. But I still had these cute cupcake toppers, so I used them as decoration throughout the party. Tapping the Toy Story tags to various items. They were still cute, and you can download them for your own cupcakes or just for decoration.
Download the Toy Story cupcake toppers here.
Toy Story Printable Signs
Here’s one of my party secrets. Ready? I am often asked about the frames I use for my party printables. “Where did you get the cute red frames (or the pink or whatever color)?” The truth is they are old frames that came out of my husband’s grandmother’s house. We kept the old photos, and instead of trashing the frames I spray paint them for my party needs! It works great, and I always have a coordinating look.
If you don’t have old frames, these cheap ones from Walmart will do the trick.
For my Toy Story party, I created art for these frames featuring Toy Story catch phrases. (Sometimes I use the frames for photos of the birthday girl.)
Download the Toy Story Printable Signs:
Toy Story Thank You Tags
For party favors, I found Toy Story Pez dispenser – so fun! I made printable Thank You tags, and tied one around each Pez dispenser with a piece of red and white baker’s twine. It was simple, and the kids love it!
Pez Candy Inc Toy Story Pk, 1-Count (Pack of 12)Bakers Twine 240yd 4Ply Striped Cherry Red
Download the Toy Story tags here.
Toy Story Party Banner
The printable I am asked about the most often is the Toy Story 3 banner. The images for this banner were the Toy Story 3 movie posters. You can find them all by doing a Google search, but since I am asked about them so often, I am including below.
The images have been resized to a 4×6, and I printed them as photos at Walgreens. I used yellow washi tape to cover wood clothes pins, and then I pinned them to some red rafia. My daughter loved the banner so much that after the party, the one I created for the front door hung on her door for about a year.
Wood Clothespins with Spring, 100-Pack, 3.3-inches LengthShappy Paper Craft Ribbon Raffia Roll, 1/ 4 Inch by 100 Yards, Red
Striped Japanese Washi Masking Tape – Yellow Chevron
Download the Toy Story 3 Banner Images here.
There you have it, all of the printables I created for my party for you to download for free!
I created the individual letters for Sydney Story 3 by hand, and I have made them for people from time to time. If you would like your own birthday logo created, please email me. If I am available to make one for you, I will let you know. These days it depends if time allows me to do so. (Sorry, I don’t make these for free.)
Toy Story Decorations
Here are more of my favorite Toy Story decorations and supplies:
- Cow print tablecloth
- Toy Story tattoos
- Toy Story plates
- Toy Story napkins (3D!)
- Plastic boots (for pudding)
- Buzz Lightyear
- Woody
- Jessie
Find more Toy Story inspiration on my Toy Story Pinterest board.
Jennifer says
Hi There,
How did you make the large “Sydney Story 3” sign? The one behind the food table. I just have a regular printer at my house. I’m wondering if I would have to print out 1 letter at a time, cut them out, and piece it together. Would love to hear what you did. Thank you!
Jennifer
jen says
Hi Jennifer – I designed it by creating the individual letters in Photoshop. Unfortunately, of all the things I made, that’s the one that’s hard to duplicate without knowing Photoshop. Sorry.
Michelle Rob says
Hi, what paper did you sue for the thank you tags. Also what type of printer do you have?
jen says
I always use a heavier cardstock paper for my printables. For the thank you tags, I use my HP printer. But for the larger prints (like the signs), I send them to be printed. I usually use FedEx, sometimes Staples. Otherwise, I get a line in them from my printer.
A. Garcia says
Hi! Where did you get the red Jessie hats?
jen says
My daughter’s birthday is in the fall. I bought them at the dollar store when they have them for Halloween. They are foam cowboy hats, I used a hole punch and ribbon to add the detail to make them look like Jessie hats. (I did brown hats for the boys.) Amazon has some, but they are about $9 each vs the $1 I paid.
Sheree Brown says
Thanks so much for sharing! I’m planning a party for my little guy later this summer. Can’t wait to use these! I’ll be sure to reference your site when I post pics.
jen says
Awe! I hope the party is a great success, I can’t wait to see photos.
Maci Cornman says
Thank you SO much for sharing your items! I have a soon to be 3 year old who is Toy Story obsessed! These will help make this Woody Birthday (as he says) one of a kind! THANK YOU!
Janeth says
Thank you soo much for sharing everything turned out amazing. I was wondering the little boots you have eith chocolate And worms inside what were those made with they are sooo cute
jen says
Those are quite easy. Chocolate pudding (store bought) with gummy worms sticking out 🙂
Sonya says
Hi, by any chance do you have information on where you purchased the candy dispensers??
jen says
Yes, I ordered them from Amazon https://amzn.to/2OVVIb1
Sirena says
Hi do you have a toy story 2 template banner by chance?
jen says
Unfortunately, those images are Disney images designed for the Toy Story 3 movie. It just worked out perfect for me that it was my daughter’s 3rd birthday. But I don’t have anything for TS2.
Diana Johnson says
How can you actually save the file from drop box?
jen says
In the upper right corner in Dropbox you will see 3 dots (…). Click those and a dropdown menu will appear that includes “download.” Enjoy!
EAM says
Thank you so much for sharing all your ideas and materials! Imitation is the highest form of flattery!
God bless you
taylor says
how did you make the claw? im having such a hard time doing it for my sons birthday
jen says
I made the Claw out of the side of a cardboard box and then covered it in aluminum foil. I had to tape the foil in spots because it didn’t want to stay, but I was able to hide most of the tape. Good luck!