DIY Handmade Invitation Card

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DIY Handmade Invitation Card

Making handmade invitations is a unique way to express your feelings. Handmade expressions are more personal and appealing; handmade cards are now appreciated in this age where emails thrive.

In making handmade invitations, here are some things you need to do in order to make your creativity be well translated to paper.

- Come up with an idea first. Of course, the idea must be coherent with the theme of the event. If you plan to make invitations for other people, you need to consider when making handmade invitations is the personality of the celebrator. This makes you easier to play around with the theme and come up with very interesting creations.

- From the theme, you can work around and select materials that you will need for your invitations. Consider the color, the number and the embellishments that you plan to use. If you have a budget, you can work there as well.

- In making a design, there are many designs for handmade expressions out there. You can look at craft books or design magazines in selecting a design. If you are going to make a business, take note that you should not copy the designs you see online and on print. Instead, use what you see to help come up with a design that is entirely yours. Once you have made that, people who see your handmade invitations will value your work and style. Make sure the sizes of your handmade invitations are equal.

-In looking for embellishments, take note that what you will put there should not be too heavy for the paper or cardboard. If you plan to send this via postal service, you need to consider the handling of your handmade expressions as well.

- The things you need in making your handmade invitations are: a good pair of scissors, paper (or cardboard), embellishments (take note the embellishments can range from glitters, sequins to bus tickets, and tissue paper; anything that strikes your creativity will do), tracing paper, cutting board, cutter (optional), adhesive and your envelopes.

- If you will work by bulk, you need to use a tracing paper to help you with the designs. Chances are, with the entire work taking place, you might make some errors while you are making your handmade invitations. Put your designs first on a tracing paper and then use this as a guide while you work on the batches. Another option is to make a prototype of the design.

- Once you are done with the entire work, you will have to let the handmade invitations stand for at least 4 hours to make sure all is dry and ready before putting them in envelopes.

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