Okay, I will admit it, I may have a problem with throwing stuff away. It can be a problem round these parts since my husband comes from a clutter free family of non savers. His parents house is free of all knic knacks, makes for really easy dusting that is for sure. Now I come from generations of savers. My dad is from Eastern Tennessee and you know, they build giant garages on the property to save great granma's stuff. So what I am saying is I have at least 50 leftover invites from my wedding that was ummmmmmmmm 10 years ago and I refuse to throw them in a trash bin. Sooooo what's a girl to do? Come on you already know the answer....craft with them!
I have a simple tutorial on how I made this right over
HERE. I have it hanging on my bedroom wall, now what to do with the remaining 49.
This Sunday, July 11, I will be teaching at
Paper Tales! We will be making this amazing photo tray. I hope you will join me! 1pm - 4 pm all levels of crafters are welcome and you will get 10% off of all of your purchases the day of the class, beleive me, you will love this beautiful store. Call to reserve your spot. 619.222.2510
5 comments:
Great use of your leftover invitation. You do have an issue with the remaining 49.
Good luck teaching your class. Sounds fun.
my dh and i are the exact opposite, i'm the one always throwing stuff away :D
This is really fab, Smantha. I don't have the invites (they're printed on vellum), but the paper I used for the backing is still haunting me 11 years later. I feel bad about throwing it away. :P
love your framed invite! great idea, sam! love the embellishments. i probably have some invites hanging around somewhere.
ahhh...yup, i'm a saver...ahhh...i think my hubby is a saver too...not a good mix, hee hee! too much stuff.
have a great nite!
*hugs* steph :)
I definitely have wedding invites I can't part with! lol. :) I love what you made with yours.
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