I printed the secondary pieces at home to save money. I used the same color of Crane paper as the letterpress invites to maintain consistency. So I printed all of these pieces out, multiple "cards" to a sheet of letter-sized paper.
Friday, April 2, 2010
press the button: the other half
I am in the thick of making my invitations. I have the letterpress invites. I printed the envelopes. So it was time to make the rest of the suite: the hotel card and the reply card.
I printed the secondary pieces at home to save money. I used the same color of Crane paper as the letterpress invites to maintain consistency. So I printed all of these pieces out, multiple "cards" to a sheet of letter-sized paper.
Then the cutting began. Let's just say I didn't enjoy this part.
This took me several hours. Several tedious, annoying, agonizing, soul-crushing hours. I prefer not to think about it.
What lengths have you gone to in the name of DIY?
I printed the secondary pieces at home to save money. I used the same color of Crane paper as the letterpress invites to maintain consistency. So I printed all of these pieces out, multiple "cards" to a sheet of letter-sized paper.
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