I found this do-it-yourself card kit on sale for $2.50, so I snatched up 2 of the same style which gave me 16 cards. The kits each included 8 cards, bows, hearts, stickers, scrapbook-style accessories, rhinestone jewels and decorative pages. With the help of some extra scrapbook goodies Jane had leftover from the baby shower last year, I was able to get started on assembling all the invites.
Of course, it meant I had to find the time to do it, which turned out not to be so easy. But the couple late nights staying up assembling were definitely worth spending only $5 for everything. And I actually had some fun making them! I don't think I have the patience or creativity for scrapbooking or even projects like this more often, but it was a nice variation from the norm and I love the fact that each one is different from the other.
Because most of the people I sent "invitations" to are out of town and obviously unable to attend, instead of party info, I simply included a cute poem attached to the inside to mark the special event. Here's what it said:
I learned to laugh and squeal,
then sit and stand,
then sit and stand,
and I can walk now
if you hold my hand.
if you hold my hand.
But the fun
has just begun,
has just begun,
lookout world,
I'm turning one!
I'm turning one!
I was also able to include a wallet sized picture of one of our favorite poses from the portrait day, which I hope makes it extra special for everyone we sent one to.
3 comments:
Fabulous, Holly! They turned out just precious...
Too Cute! You did great...and $5...awesome!
seriously awesome!
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