Blush Lace rustic elegant printable and customizable wedding invitation

Purchase DESIGN HERE

My sister is getting married next month in a barn and her colors are different tones of blush. There will be lots of lace mixed with rustic textures like metal, wood and burlap. It's the perfect mix of rustic and elegance.

Although, I designed her invitations completely different than the one below, her wedding theme inspired this one. Therefore, I'm calling it "The Kimberly".   :)

I've gotten a lot of questions about another similar design that has become popular on pinterest and etsy. People with longer names wanted to know if it would look good. So with this new design, I decided to make a horizontal option for longer names and a vertical option for shorter names.

 

The supplies used on the invitation above:

• My Layout (which can be purchased HERE)
• Blush lace fabric that wrapped around a piece of mat board and batting and placed in an ivory box.
• A piece of ivory lace for the belly band from Hobby Lobby Fabric section, sold by the roll and sewed together.
• Ivory satin ribbon from the wedding section at Hobby Lobby.
• Blush tone scrapbook card stock from Hobby Lobby and printed using brown ink. 
• Blush paper flower from the Hobby Lobby scrapbook section
• This crop-a-dile tool to round corners. 

This is the horizontal layout for longer names.

Supplies used:

• Ivory pearlized card stock from Hobby Lobby (called Autumn Hay Metallic by The Paper Studio)
• Ivory lace sold by the roll in Hobby Lobby scrapbook section
• Brown/blush tone paper flower from Hobby Lobby scrapbook section.
• Ivory satin ribbon from Hobby Lobby wedding section
• This crop-a-dile tool to round corners. 
• My Layout (which can be purchased HERE)
• Blush lace fabric that wrapped around a piece of mat board and batting and placed in an ivory box.
• A piece of ivory lace for the belly band from Hobby Lobby Fabric section, sold by the roll and sewed together.

Ashley
jubeeleeart.etsy.com

Mint green and Gold monogram Wedding Invitation + Tips & Tricks to make professional looking invitations

Purchase this design HERE at my Etsy Shop! 

While perusing Pinterest, I stumbled on some 2014 wedding trends and I'm in LOVE with the mint green and gold combo. If I was to have another wedding (with the same guy of course), I'd do these colors.


Gorgeous. Just gorgeous, y'all! So I had to do an invitation inspired by this combo. As always, you may select ANY color you want for the invitations and the sky is the limit as far as packaging goes, but this is what I selected.

I snapped a few iPhone photos of my process since I get asked a lot of questions about the tools I use.

Here's the layout I used.  I used a Brother color laser printer (THIS ONE) and calibrated it to my computer. Every printer is different and needs to be calibrated if printing color since different environments and computer settings affect color.

I sliced along the dashed guide lines to make each invitation 5x7". I used the Fiskars paper cutter.

One TIP that I think takes an invitation from homemade to professional is using a die punch on the corners to slip the paper in instead of gluing it together. Depending on the paper, glue may leave a bit of a greasey spot and it just looks crummy. For the final invitation, I used the rounded die notch attachment and rounded my corners. The picture below is of the straight slit.

 
I used an ivory card stock from the Hobby Lobby scrapbook section to print the color invitation and gold shimmery paper for the background. For the belly band, I used twine from the scrapbook section and a mint green and gold flower that came from the scrapbook embellishment section of Hobby Lobby. (NOTE: I ONLY buy things when they are on sale and I downloaded the Hobby Lobby App, because always have a 40% off one item coupon. No reason to pay full price!)

 Ashley
Jubeelee Art Etsy Shop

Rustic Picnic Bunting Wedding Invitation craft paper

Purchase this design HERE - $20.

I'm not sure how to describe the style. Part rustic. Part craft. Bunting! Part picnic. Part letterpress. You know...the weddings with bunting and tiny flag labels in the food. A pinterest wedding, as I like to call it. That's what I was going for with this new design. Of course, it's hard to execute it precisely like I want with a one-year old hanging on my leg. ;-) So this will do for now!

This design is horizontal. It's designed to be 7x5". Two invites per 8.5x11" page. The colors, as always, can be changed along with the wording to fit each bride's situation.

Feel free to contact me through my etsy shop with any questions!

Oh and no post is complete without a picture of my LilyBee.

Baby ruffle ankle socks! Love it!!

Thanks!
Ashley
JubeeleeArt