Like many brides, I drooled over pocketfold invitations but cringed at the price tag that came along with it. I searched far and wide and then finally decided that if I wanted them, I would have to do it myself. At first the task of cutting all the paper and putting everything together gave me a headache. I’m horrible with a scoring knife and papercutters scare me.
Then, I saw a post on the knot saying to check out Cards and Pockets. They have everything precut for you. All you have to do is put it together. All of a sudden my pocketfold dreams became reality. I ordered my pocketfold folders, invitation mat and RSVP cards from Cards and Pockets. I bought the signature folder (5×7) and it’s the perfect size. They were great to work with and I received my order in less than a week.
I ended up ordering my invitation cardstock to layer over my invitation mat at Paper and More because I wanted a specific color. They did the custom cutting for me for $5, the cuts look clean and my order came in 3 business days. These two sites were the cheapest I could find and I have a half done mock up of my invite which I’m really happy with so far. I’ll show you all when I’m finished. If you’re looking to do DIY pocketfold invitations, check these sites out!
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