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ABC Baby Shower Invitations

I made these fun ABC baby shower invitations for a friend and I thought I would share them with you all as well! Downloads and instructions follow the photo.

front

Instructions:
1. Download the pdf(s) of your choosing. I have made two sizes available. The square size when finished is 6” x 6” (these cost a bit more to mail). The standard size finished is 4 1/8” x 5 1/2” which fits into a standard invitation size envelope. There is a front and back file for both sizes so make sure you download everything you need!

Square ABC invitation front
Square ABC invitation back

Standard ABC invitation front
Standard ABC invitation back

2. Print the files on cardstock. I used a bright white linen textured cardstock.
3. Cut out the invitation. For the front (abc side), cut out using the stripes as the border, don’t forget to cut the corners. For the back, cut along the orange line. I used a paper cutter for nice smooth cuts.
4. If you have a scoring tool, score along the faint white line that cuts through the stripes on the front side. This will be your fold line.

folded
(by the way, the text may look a little funny on these because I had to get rid of last names and addresses!)

5. Flip over and fold along your newly scored lines.

6. Put a small piece of adhesive onto the backside of the abc cardstock piece. Then, with the back cardstock piece of the invitation (the one with all the info), adhere it to the back of the abc piece.

back in place

7. Put your sewing machine setting on zig zag and sew along the back of the invitation along the stripes to made the folds stay in place.

stitching

You now have a finished invitation!

back

The back of your invitation will look different as you will have to write in the info yourself. I didn’t think you would want your guests showing up at my house!

Feel free to use these for any shower you throw but please keep these for personal use only! I will continue to make freebies as long as they follow these guidelines :)

Also, once they are completed they would make really cute artwork for a baby room. If anyone tries it, let me know!

I am happy to change colors to match your theme or change the info on the back of the invite for a fee. Contact me for pricing if you are interested.

enjoy!!!

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Valentine's Envelope Label

Enjoy these fold over envelope labels for this Valentine’s Day or whenever you are in the mood for hearts! Just print them on sticker paper, cut them out, and stick them to your envelopes. Please use these for personal use only, thanks!

envelope label

To download a sheet of 4 click here

Have fun making your envelopes beautiful!!

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No Peeking Printable Tags

Here are some more Christmas tags! Please use these for personal use only!

no peeking tag

To download a sheet of 10 click here peeking.pdf

Enjoy!!!

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Christmas Tags

Just a little Christmas gift for you! Some fun little tags. You can print them on cardstock or on sticker paper and use them to adorn your packages.

have yourself a merry tag

Download Here yourself christmas freebie layout.pdf

Just print them and cut them out around the black lines. They print 10 to a sheet. Enjoy!!!

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Thought Bubble Labels

I made these thought bubbles to use for scrapbooking awhile ago and I thought I would share them with you!

thought bubbles 1

Just print them out and cut. I printed mine on a nice linen textured cardstock but they would also be really great printed on sticker paper.

Thought Bubble Labels pdf file bubbles to print.pdf

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Kellie

Hello, and welcome to my scraplog! What started out as a blog to show some of my scrapbook pages ended up being a blog that shows all of my projects, ranging from scrapbooking to decorating to sewing to photography. I also run a little online shop called every jot & tittle where I sell handmade paper products. Take a look and leave me a comment to say hi! (Photo by Heather Smith.)

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