The envelopes were lined with mix and match calico fabrics. They were surprisingly easy to make and I am an extremely impatient crafter! I was actually quite happy with the whole project and minus the time I spent printing the wrong date, it only took me an evening and $30!
Those are amazing!!! Happy anniversary to your parents!!
These are beautiful! From the vintage photo to the beautiful envelopes…love it all!
i love it!
adorable
Adorable Chelsea, I love them!
that fabric lining is amazing and wonderful.
these are so pretty!!!
love this, chelsea!
happy anniversary to your parents. hope the party is lots and lots of fun.
I love the term inpatient crafter. I think I’ll have to use that to describe myself as well. I also love that you also boo boo’d on the date. Sometimes I feel like I’m the only one that does stuff like that.
Congrats on a job well done.
omg! these are fabulous! my parents got married on the same day 27 years ago!
xo
sami
love the fabric envelopes!
so so sweet chelsea… love all the mix + match patterns!
congratulations to your parents and i love the invites, especially those envelopes! enjoy your weekend!
Oh so adorable!
So perfect! Beautifully done, Chelsea.
I LOVE these! The lining on the envelopes are perfect!
Chelsea, these turned out beautifully! I can’t get over those amazing envelopes! Love, love, LOVE! Congrats to your parents!
omg your awesome. Love all the projects your showing. How do you do it all?
Any chance we could get an envelope tutorial? They’re gorgeous!
Yes, Rachel! Working on that as as I type!:)
Tutorial? YES PLEASE!! I would LOVE to make these for my DYI wedding invites! Please, please please tell me your secrets!
xoxo
So perfect and heartfelt…nothing beats a good handmade invitation. Well done Chelsea!
-Kirsten
Chelsea,
You are a star!
Love the envelopes and especially the fabric choice. Would love to find out how did you manage to make it look like a ready made one.
Sending a sunny smile from Israel,
Einat