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Mrs. Lime, Los Angeles Age and Occupation in 06: 25, Design Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, IT Engagement Date: July 7, 2006 Wedding Date: August 5, 2007 Venue: An historic estate About Me: Between work and wedding planning, I try to squeeze in napping, drawing, random spurts of craftiness, tennis, and eating lots of Sprinkles cupcakes, dark chocolate, and noodles of all kinds. Mr. Lime and I have spent our adult lives growing up together, and we're very excited to finally be getting married!
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Thanks, Again

May 22nd, 2007 @ 2:54 pm by Mrs. Lime

Upon the advice of a few commenters, I decided to conserve ink after all. I ended up just doing Option 1, as it combined the elements of #2 and #4. Also, I ran out of the lovely #10 envelopes I was going to use. Luckily, I already have some good A2 envelopes, so folded card it is. Sorry, buckslips, maybe another time.

I printed two up on an 8.5×11 sheet of 80 lb. cardstock bought at my local Kelly Paper. I’m not sure on the specs of the paper, but it’s a bright white matte copier stock.

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I printed a thin blue line so I would know where to score the card for folding. Yes, it does still show a bit even if I cut directly on the line.

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The finished product, front + back:

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P.S. The blue is a little more green/aqua, and the red more vibrant/true red than is showing up in these photos.

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cab07

They look great! Question (excuse my lack of DIY and graphic design knowledge)…what do you use to score the paper on the fold? I’ve ask for a ’scorer’ at Staples and they just look at me funny. Thanks in advance!

 
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Arivechi

Very nice! I think the choice to use less ink still leaves you with a really nice pattern - and less ink to buy!

 
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Miss Lime

cab07, they sell “scorers” at art/craft supply, scrapbooking stores, and paperies around here. paper-source sells them in store. i think i’ve seen them at joann and michael’s, too. however, i just use an xacto, a metal ruler, and light pressure. just a gentle running of the knife over the paper will create a fine line, and you fold away from the “cut” you made. just be sure not to cut all the way through your paper.

 
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Tea

very nice work miss lime! these look fantastic. i actually like it better with the white background than the aqua. it looks cleaner? i don’t know if that’s the word i want to use.

 

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Mrs. Lime
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Mrs. Lime, Los Angeles Age and Occupation in 06: 25, Design Fiance's Age and Occupation: 25, IT Engagement Date: July 7, 2006 Wedding Date: August 5, 2007 Venue: An historic estate About Me: Between work and wedding planning, I try to squeeze in napping, drawing, random spurts of craftiness, tennis, and eating lots of Sprinkles cupcakes, dark chocolate, and noodles of all kinds. Mr. Lime and I have spent our adult lives growing up together, and we're very excited to finally be getting married!

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