I mailed the majority of invites off before getting pics but luckily had two remaining to photograph.
I got the idea from an Annie's Attic Spellbinders magazine. Since I had to be able to mass produce this project, I used my Gypsy and Cricut rather than doing everything with Spellbinders.
I chose Sweet Blush and Berry Sorbet as the colors for this baby shower, as evidenced in the card I already created here. I used the Scattered Showers and Additions stamp sets... So perfect! The party info is on the back.
I got the clothespins at a dollar store and used Rose Tea Glimmermist to give them a slightly pink hue. There is magnet adhered to the back so the clothespin can be stuck to a refrigerator.
I plan on making a banner for the party with the same idea... We'll see if I actually get it done... I feel like there's always so much for me to do!
{Supplies--all Papertrey Ink unless noted}
- Cardstock: Sweet Blush, Berry Sorbet, Stamper's Select
- Stamps: Scattered Showers, Scattered Showers Additions
- Ink: Berry Sorbet, Sweet Blush, Tuxedo Black (Memento), Wheat (Versamagic)
- Ribbon: Sweet Blush and Berry Sorbet Satin, as well as Sweet Blush and Berry Sorbet Swiss Dot... I ran out of the satin!
- Cricut Cartridges (Provo Craft): Birthday Bash (plain and scalloped circles) and Plantin Schoolbook (oval)
- Other Tools: clothespins, Rose Tea Glimmermist (Tattered Angels)
4 comments:
This is the cutest idea EVER!
These are lovely....and what a great idea to have the clothes peg to go with it.
These are absolutely ADORABLE! Such a great idea! I'm sure all the guests were WOWED when they opened the envelope.
These are so sweet! What a great idea - they would make darling birth announcements too. The ribbon and scalloped edge are perfect for this project.
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