Hi there,
Here is another reason I haven't been posting as much this week! I had my first "job" or "client" so exciting! A family friend asked if I would make her daughter's bridal shower invitations. I was so honored to be asked and so excited too. But, I realized there is sooooo much more pressure when your making something for someone else to give away instead of just giving it away yourself. But I think they came out great! She needed 45 and her color was dark green.
Here is what I came up with.....
For the front I used Bazzill Bling in Brown for the main invite. The green and cream solid are also Bazzill. I got the Patterned paper from Michael's and I believe it was My Minds Eye. I got the ribbon at Michael's also. The small flower was cut from Accent Essentials. I used a few adhesive pearls. The "please join us" was stamped. I forget who makes it. The bottom paper looks a little more tan in the picture but it's really dark green.
The inside was computer generated and printed on whitish cream cardstock. I used my EKsuccess photo corner punch to dress it up a bit.
Congrats on your first "job"!! these turned out fantastic!!! be prepared to have more people ask you to create for them :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous invitation and I love the colors you used. Congratulations on your first client! I've enjoyed looking around your blog and seeing what you have done with your Cricut. I love my Cricut too, but don't have nearly as many cartridges as you. I'm envious! Have a good Thursday, Mary
ReplyDeleteChrissy, it looks as though I'm calling you Mary in the above post. Sometimes Thursday is just like a Monday...LOL!
ReplyDeleteMary
Oh Chrissy, this is just beautiful! How did you do the dots around the inside? You did a fantastic job and I'm sure you will be "hired" for more of the same!!
ReplyDeleteI can see why they ask you Chrissy - your things are beautiful! This is a great invitation and I am sure many more people will be knocking on your door soon - you will be so busy you won't know what to do! LOL
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter,
Melanie