Editable Cookie Exchange Invitation

Near the bottom of this invitation is a box for your swap rules, so guests know how much to bake. Give it a heading such as "How the swap works", then two lines, for example "Bring 3 dozen cookies of one kind and a box to take cookies home" and "Print a few copies of your recipe to share". Clear all three lines if you'd rather explain the rules another way.

Above the box you fill in a small line over the title, the title ("Christmas Cookie Exchange", "Holiday Cookie Swap" or your own), who is hosting, a line about the party, the date, time, place, address and an RSVP line. Empty optional lines drop out. A long title wraps onto two lines, and text that runs long gets a little smaller to fit the card.

Iced Cookies is cream with an icing drip along the top and a row of iced cookies. Red Gingham has a checked tablecloth border and a plate of cookies. Gingerbread is dark brown with a piped icing border and gingerbread cookies. You type on our website with a live preview and download a PDF to print or a phone image to send.

• 3 designs: Iced Cookies, Red Gingham and Gingerbread
• 5x7 invitation on a US Letter or A4 sheet with crop marks
• 5x7 file with bleed for a print shop
• Phone evite as a PNG image
• Cookie rules box with a heading and two lines
• Editable lines: small line above the title, title, host, party line, date, time, place, address and RSVP

Choose Actual size (100%) in the print dialog, then trim along the crop marks. Matte cover stock between 80 and 110 lb (216–300 gsm) gives the best result. All three designs are printed to the edge, and the color runs slightly past the crop marks, so a trim that's a little off won't leave a white edge. The card fits an A7 envelope.