Post # 1
Hostess
8579 posts
Bumble Beekeeper
I loveLOVElove those rustic wooden save the dates, so I decided to do them myself, I can’t wait for everything to get here so I can assemble them!
I ordered :
Wooden slices –
Custom stamp w/ names & date :
Black & pink ink –
Magets for the save the dates –
Pink & black bows [STDs with pink ink will get a black bow, and vise versa] –
Kraft paper to print additional information –
Baker’s twine to wrap it all up with :
And lastly, 6.5.6.5″ kraft envelopes –
Right now I have exactly $96.93 invested in them, and I believe they will cost around $1.20 – $1.60 to send each.
I will post more once all the components get here and I start putting them together!
Post # 3
Hostess
23620 posts
Honey Beekeeper
@jenilynevette: This is great! Looking forward to your finished product!
Post # 4
Member
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Honey bee
WOW!!! What a beautiful STD!!! I can’t wait to see the finished product!!! Your very creative!
Post # 5
Member
2335 posts
Buzzing bee
Are you sure those wood slices will be deliverable in an envelope? That seems like something you would need a mailer/box for.
Post # 6
Member
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Busy bee
@BooRadley: +1
I’d double check, postage is a witch, I found out after my invites were ordered and cut, that the RSVP card is too small to be mailed and it ruined the “look”
Post # 7
Member
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Buzzing bee
@Elky: Yeah, I’m pretty sure that is too thick for an envelope. Envelopes have to be flat enough to fit through a machine. Cute idea, but you’ll probably have to switch to bubble-wrap mailer envelopes or a small box.
Post # 8
Hostess
8579 posts
Bumble Beekeeper
@BooRadley:
@Elky:
@BooRadley:
Hm, not sure, I got the idea from this thread :
http://boards.weddingbee.com/topic/my-woodland-wedding-save-the-dates#axzz2KtoGyOzX
The Bee who made them also used the kraft envelopes as well [and told me how much they would be about to send].
Post # 9
Member
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Buzzing bee
@jenilynevette: huh, well then ignore me! Maybe I’m imagining them thicker because it looks like it worked for her. Maybe make a mockup and take it to the post office to double-check before you make all of the rest. It’s going to look adorable when they’re finished!
