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Planning an awesome party? Invite your guests in style by adding a dash of Lomography to the envelopes!
Inject some fun in your party invitations by adding a Lomograph liner inside! Whether it’s for your kid’s birthday party, some casual event, or even a wedding, adding this small modification is sure to set your RSVP’s ablaze! Here’s what you need to get started:
Materials:
Pencil
Double Sided Tape
Scissors
Ruler
Envelopes (size A7)
Card stock
Photo cropped and resized to be 6.5 inches wide x 6 inches tall and printed on white card stock.
Instructions:
Trace the outline of the envelope on the card stock. After finishing the template, cut a little bit off the edges to make sure it fits inside the envelope.
Once you’ve perfected your outline, you can start tracing it on the photos you want to use.
Cut the photos that you’ve traced. Place them inside the envelopes, making sure it’s in the right place and not askew. Put double sided tape at the back of the photo to secure it.
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