I had a mini-crisis earlier over Avery's birthday outfit. That's been solved.
Now I've moved on to the invitations. I'm seeing a lot of this kind of stuff....
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Just kind of basic. Easy (I really wish I knew what my aversion was to easy things...it'd make my life much simpler).
I know you're making fun of me. And that's okay. I love party planning. I want everything to scream Pooh (without being cheesy overboard style) and I want everything to show that I worked hard on this. That I cared enough to sit down and work on these invitations and didn't take the easy route. I mean, did you SEE the invitations for Avery's first birthday party?? SUPER time consuming. But so worth it. I'm still getting compliments over those invites.
So then I found stuff like this. And I die.
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Again. $44 for 8 invites? Not gonna happen.
I could make these myself. But I have a Silhouette machine, which, unfortunately, doesn't have licensed character shapes for purchase yet. So I would be hand-drawing all of the pots and Poohs and everything. Doable....but very, time consuming.
Sigh. I need someone to make creative invites...and sell them for really, really cheap. Is that too much to ask?
2 comments:
Can't you print an image with the Sillouette software and then cut around it? I've never done it with mine, but I'm pretty sure you can add the image and then add some sort of {enter technical term here} lines around the page, that tells the machine where to cut. Just a thought!
I've googled it and I can't seem to figure it out. I really need a step by step video to show me how! I'm so Silhouette illiterate!
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