Well, the wedding is over and I'm writing this up before we attended but I'm going to say we had a blast :-)
I've been quite quiet on the blog for many reasons. First of all my full time job change last year has me on the go a lot more and when I'm home I rarely am hanging out in my office anymore (which is also my stamp studio). I need to change that as I'm missing my crafting a bit.
The other reason is I was creating 100+ wedding invitations for my brother-in-law and new sister-in-law. They are having a rustic wedding and we went through a few trial ones before settling on a final...and can you believe I didn't have one for myself?
It's sunflower themed and the first pic is what our final one was, with the ribbon being colored a bit better. It was a long tedious process with lots of tweaking along the way. It may be the first and last time I do invitations like this (who am I kidding, I'm sure I'll be doing something similar for graduation in a few years).
The final invitation and reply card above.
The beginning of die cutting and stamping 100+ sunflowers.
Assembly line set up going on.
Sewing the ribbon on-my Janome got a work out.
Stacks of 20 to keep count of how many I did...and you see I even distressed all 4 sides-thank God for my little handy Zutter tool!
Creation of invites complete and now addressing invites and labeling.
Hope you enjoyed seeing the creation of the invitations!
7 comments:
WOOHOO! INCREDIBLE Kim!!
What a perfect mix of images & colours. PERFECT!
You do know what this means.... I can see more work for you in the future!! ;-))
Great to see your wedding photos too and that you had a great time to remember ♥
these are just beautiful and your
"new family" is very blessed to have you.
congrats to the newlyweds!
hugs :)
OMG.....These are GORGEOUS!!! I am Wowed.Girl, you have a talent for invites....Great job!!!
Absolutely beautiful, Kim! From someone who created 100 invitations (along with my scrappy daughter) for my daughter's wedding in 2010, I know this was definitely a labor (yes, LABOR) of love! Amazing job, my friend!! They are beautiful!
They are gorgeous Kim, very professional! I've made a set before so I appreciate how much work went into them. I bet there are lots of people wanting to keep theirs xxx
Fabbydabbydoo Kim :)
What a job! That must have taken you a long time! But they all look fantastic. Love the rustic look, the stitching... the sunflowers are so pretty. Hope your work load will slow down so you can craft more!
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