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Michelle is kind enough to share the lovely stationery
she created for the wedding. See directions at the end of the page.
Michelle did all the crafting herself. She sent me to following
notes to share with you: I did a lot of searching around on the web for ideas and then combined
all the things I liked and put it into something I felt like I could do. As for the template for the folders, I made it myself
from looking at folders that you can buy at scrapbooking stores. Not sure if you are familiar with the store "Archivers"
but they sell the folders there. I found them to be very pricey and they didn't have the red that I was looking for. So, I
studied it and made a template for myself. Each folder requires a 12x12 piece of cardstock. I could think of no other way,
so I had to trace the template onto each page and make a few cuts by hand. I
used a "Scor-It" tool to scor all my folds and then a bone tool to help crease them all nicely. For the paper on the inside of the invite, I simply cut those with a paper cutter and ran them through my home printer. I used the vellum on top of the tartan, and feel like it was a nice combination- you could still see the tartan, but it wasn't overpowering. I did have the vellum printed on at an office supply store, but everything else I printed at home. The corner punch is a punch made by "EK Success". The ribbon punch that I used for the program comes from "Stampin' Up". I ordered all my envelopes from: http://paper-papers.com/ I had a very hard time finding the 5x7" envelopes in any store, so I poked around online and found this site. I ended up odering all the envelopes from them, so they would all match. I was impressed with their quality, selection & shipping time. I would recommend them to anyone. |
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