I forgot to mention that my college friend's job involves a lot of travel. That's why she wanted her invitation to look like a traditional plane ticket bought from a travel agency. That's why there is no need for the traditional wedding envelope.
The base (Part 1) and the slider (Part 2 and Part 3) have been made. Now it's time to show you the inserts, which features the details of the wedding.
With Adobe Photoshop, I typed the details of the wedding, making sure they fit in an 8.5 x 11 cardstock. The tricky part of this process is selecting the font, and making sure no words and names were misspelled. When everything was good, I started printing.
I cut the 8.5 x 11 sheets in thirds, making three inserts for the invitation. Each insert has different lengths as well with a difference of 1/4 inch. I also rounded the top left corner of each insert.
The next step was to ink the left edge with black ink. The stamped a ship image by Tim Holtz on the right side.
When the three inserts are stacked together, this is how it looks:
I'm excited to show you the final product. And that's for the next blog... 'Til then!
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