photos of invitations: letterpress and DIY
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Using an idea I saw in Martha Stewart Weddings, I printed address labels because my handwriting is AWFUL. However, for trip #1 to the post office, the guy hand canceling my envelopes said that I should not have put my return address on the wraparound part of the label (the part that wraps to the back). He said I might get some returned to me because the computer may read the return address as a "send to" address. I don''t know if he was just being difficult or if he was just being honest. So for batch #2, I left that wraparound part blank, and made another wraparound label for the return address.
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thanks hthip. I''m glad you like the tulle, despite the color. haha.
deelight, and miracles thanks for your compliments. October...oh man, I''m totally sending over an invitation fairy to you tonight. Do you have anyone helping? Actually I think it''s better to do all the cutting and printing alone because you need lots of space to sprawl out. I did the whole thing myself from design to post office just because I''m a control freak. I would have loved a messenger though...someone to go buy supplies, stamps, etc. Good luck with yours. Post photos when you''re done. |
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Those look great! Congrats on a job well done!
Also, I was at Michael''s crafts today, and in the Martha Stewart sectin they have these little tags that are metal and round, and they say "Thank You" on them, but the edges are surrounded with the small dots pattern that you have on your invites! I don''t know if you need metal circular thank you tags for anything, but they match your theme perfectly! |
Really beautiful job.
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