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We ❤ Papercrafting
Your HandmadeWedding
These elegant makes by Denise Holmes are sure to impress your guests on the big day
Personal touches like stationery and favours can
Wedding stationery
Punch two larger and two
smaller flowers and layer them up into two flowers with foam pads. Adhere one flower at the bottom of the order of service.
Use an envelope template to
create envelopes for the RSVPs and invites using kraft card. Outline the envelope using a gold pen.
Add the other punched
flower to the closing flap of the envelope. Adhere gems to the centres of all cut-out flowers.
SKILL LEVEL 3
3Print out a few more empty frames to use for punching out later, so that the rest of
the wedding décor matches the stationery.
Trim the invites, RSVPs and
order of service to size. Outline each page using a gold pen. Fold the order of service 5down the middle to form a card.
make a wedding feel extra special... and they don’t need to cost a fortune or take forever to make. With some good quality card and
a few extra items from your stash, you can achieve a professional look that is handmade with love. For the most effective results, use a simple colour scheme throughout the set using just two or three complementary colours.
Kit List
Card: cream, kraft Glue Flower punch, two sizes Gold pen 3D foam pads Thin ribbon, cream
Craft knife Trimmer
1Choose a frame design from the internet, and import it into a word processing software. Type the wording for your invites and 2RSVPs in the centre of the frame.
Set two frames next to each
other onto one sheet for the order of service. Type the wording of your choice. Once the wording has been added to all the stationery, print onto cream card.
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If time is of the essence, or you’re after some extra special finishing touches for your big day, check out the wonderful products by Ginger
Ray. From simple rustic stationery to delightful decs with a vintage vibe, there’s something to suit everyone’s individual taste and wedding style.
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