June 22, 2009
For a little postwedding DIY fun, get personal with your thank-you cards using this stationery project from Elizabeth Woodson of Elizabeth W. Gift Baskets. Customize the paper and photos, and add your favorite embellishments. Materials Accordion-fold blank cards (make it or buy it) Your wedding photos Embellishments Glue Step 1: Make or buy accordion-fold blank cards. (If you’re making the cards, be sure they're a standard envelope size.) Step 2: Glue copies of your wedding photos to each panel. Making copies of original photos on a copy machine or scanner allows you to shrink or enlarge images and make multiples without damaging your originals. Use a different shot on each panel, leaving the last panel blank for your message. Step 3: Decorate the cards with paper punch cutouts, tiny rhinestones or fancy stickers, if you like. Step 4: Handwrite your message, or if you don’t like the way your handwriting looks, type it on the computer, print out on fancy paper, cut to size and attach with a paper punch cutout or sticker. See more of Elizabeth's creations at Elizabeth W. Gift Baskets and check out her blog at Shindig 411. 3 comments | post a comment
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Love the idea... did you buy the paper or make .. if so where can i purchase it ? thank yo
on September 10, 2009 at 02:52 PM
Yeah, this would be fun if you only had a minimal number of thank yous to write, or if you just did them for your bridesmaids. Otherwise, this would take FOREVER!
on June 30, 2009 at 10:20 AM
This looks VERY time consuming, although it's pretty. I have reached my DIY saturation point.
on June 22, 2009 at 02:41 PM