Create an invitation in a Word document (or similar application.
For a personal effect, include scanned photos relevant to the occasion.
Depending on the size of the invitation, two could fit on to one sheet of transfer paper. Reverse the image to create the transfer. Your transfer paper should come with it's own direction on how to use the paper if you have not used it before.
Cut the material into pieces slightly larger than the invitations and hem around the side edges.
Sew the top & bottom hems wide enough to slide the length of dowling through to create a "scroll type" invitation.
Glue tassells on each end of the dowling ends.
Can be used for wedding or party invitations. The creativity and quality of products used can be extended for more formal invitations. Use fine linen decorative ends for the doweling or exotic trims.
By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.
How would you send these invites im having a princess theme and these would be perfect x
It would be nice to see a picture of a finished example. sounds like a lovely idea but the picture would be useful.
i think this is original
Don't understand. NEED PICS!!!!!