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Giveaway Contest: The Finals

August 9th, 2006 @ 1:44 pm by Mrs. Bee

Alphababe submitted the following entries into our best diy project contest.

Save the Date
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Wedding Invitations
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Flower girl basket, Ring bearer pillow, and votive candles holders 78.jpg

Card Box
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Unity Candle

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Pew Decoration
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My Publisher Guestbook
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Aisle Runner
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5 Responses to “Giveaway Contest: The Finals”

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Amber

I would love an aisle runner like that!

 
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Angelica

Love the invitation…where did you get your stickers with the monogram I am looking for exactly that. I love the whole invite can you guide me in making this?

Thanks, any info would be appreciated

 
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alphababe

Angelica here is the short version of how I made the invitation.

First, I figured out the size, most important since it dictated how much information went into it and the cost of postage.

So once I decided on the size of the invite. I created a box in powerpoint(I didn’t have a illustrator so I worked with what I had) You can dictate the size of the box by using the shape format. I set it to the size of the invite then put the wording in side the box. I did the same for the inserts depending how big I want each of them to be.

For the pocket fold I purchased cover stock (105# weight) and had them custom cut really cheap from Anchor paper online. I bought a paper cutter that included a scorer. Measured how I wanted the pocketfold to fall. I used the scorer to make the fold. To make the acutal pocket is a lil hard to explain. I’m going to look for the bio that explained how to make it. It nice with pics. If you email me I will send it back to you (smith_stephanie_a@yahoo.com)

As for the monogram, I also designed it powerpoint. Had it printed on coverstock paper and double back it so it wouldn’t bend. I bought some foam board, cut it into small parts and pasted it between the monogram and pocketfold. This allowed the invitation to lock shut.

Sorry I couldn’t go much in detail email me and I will give you more information.

 
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Judith

Please email me on how you did the magnets for the STD. I would also love to know how you did the invites. juju2098@yahoo.com

 
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K

The aisle runner is fantastic! This is the one that inspired me to do this at my own future wedding. LOVE IT!!! All the projects are fabulous!

 


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