(Closed) Our DIY invites!

posted 9 years ago in DIY
Post # 1
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: September 2010

I’m so happy with the way they turned out. We still have to make a map to include, but everything else is done! Just had to share because I’m so excited!

Post # 3
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Sugar bee
  • Wedding: September 2010

i LOVE them! the colors, the texture, and the cute lil tie 🙂 good jobb!

Post # 4
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Buzzing bee
  • Wedding: October 2011

these look wonderful! great job! love the twine too.

Post # 5
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Helper bee
  • Wedding: June 2010

What a cute little bundle of goodness! Great job 🙂

Post # 6
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: August 2010 - Ocean View Villas/Jasmine Seafood Restaurant

Ooo la la. That twine is a beautiful touch. Great job.

Post # 7
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Sugar Beekeeper
  • Wedding: September 2010

So pretty! I love the twine!!! And your little love birds in the tree are freakin adorable!

Post # 8
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: May 2010

So cute!  I love how they are tied together!

Post # 9
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Buzzing bee
  • Wedding: September 2010

Those look so good! Did you print them at home or did you have it done somewhere else?

Post # 10
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Sugar Beekeeper
  • Wedding: February 2011

Love them! they look totally professional.  What is the black/black-white print card in the back? Do you have a close-up of that?

Post # 11
Bee
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Buzzing bee
  • Wedding: June 2010 - New York Botanical Garden

These look amazing!  I love the fonts that you chose – and to have these all set so far out from your date is amazing – congrats!

Post # 12
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Buzzing bee

Cute! I am also curious what kind of printing you used.

Post # 13
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: September 2010

@ CorgiTales – The 3 pieces make up the actual invite. I realized after I took the photo it was only of the top piece..I was just too excited they were finished printing!

 

We printed them on our Canon inkjet printer, using a custom sized paper setting. It actually was fairly painless. Then I stamped each invite with the tree and birdies stamp I got from Etsy seller Modern Art Stamps (we have a matching return address stamp too!). I glued all the pieces together with my xyron 3/4″ permanent adhesive. All the paper was from Anchor paper (and he gave us all the extra which is TONS of extra paper!) 

Thanks for all the comments ladies! I am so proud of them! 🙂

Post # 14
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Bumble bee
  • Wedding: October 2010

What type of paper did you use, specifically for the parts that have actual text on them.  These are gorgeous!

Post # 15
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: September 2010

I used Curious Metallics in Caramel from Anchor paper 🙂 It’s only listed on the colour swatch, but they have it, I just had to ask. Colour swatch is here: http://www.anchorpaper.com/retail/curiousswatch.htm

The grey backing was a curious metallics paper as well and the damask background pattern was from cardsandpockets.com 🙂

Post # 16
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Honey bee
  • Wedding: January 2011 - Vintage Villas

Wow – they look great!!

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