...and designing the invitations!
I was inspired by the pocket card invitation sample featuring the Outdoor Barbecue stamp set in the 2019-2020 Annual Catalog.
I mimicked the angle of the pocket card above by angling the Whisper White cardstock on the Pacific Point designer series paper on the front of the invitation base.
I stamped each of the grilled food stamps in Crushed Curry, Cherry Cobbler, Soft Suede, and Garden Green inks across the Whisper White cardstock. I imagined a gingham tablecloth with all of the grilled food spread out on the table with my family and friends gathered around to share a meal together.
The base of the pocket card is created from a 9-1/4" by 6" piece of Crumb Cake cardstock. I scored it parallel to the 9-1/4" side at 5/8" and to the 6" side at 2-3/4" and at 7".
Remove the lower left and lower right tabs as shown in the template above. Then notch the lower middle tab as shown in the template above. Fold and burnish the scored lines well.
Add strong glue such as Tombow multi liquid glue or Tear and Tape Adhesive vertically from the topmost right edge to the bottom most right edge on the back of the card base (on the rightmost panel between the 7" score line and the rightmost edge of the cardstock) and horizontally along the back of the middle lower tab. Remove the adhesive backings.
With the back of the card base facing up, fold the left panel in to the center of the card base. Then fold the right panel in to the center of the card base. Finally, fold bottom tab up and press into place.
For the pull tab at the top, I sandwiched two Crushed Curry cardstock circles between the front and the back of the card for added strength and stamped the "You're Invited" greeting with Memento Tuxedo ink at the top of the circle, so it could be seen when the card is inside the pocket.
After your cut the Whisper White cardstock for the card, you can either print the cookout party information by hand or print it out from the computer using a word processing program.
If you are going to print out the cookout party information using a word processing program, I recommend creating a new document and placing 3-3/4" x 5" text boxes evenly spaced on the page. Then type your party details in the text boxes. Print as many of the text boxes as you need for your invitations. Next cut them out and adhere them to the 4" x 5-1/4" Pacific Point designer series paper.
Punch 2 1-1/2" Crushed Curry cardstock circles. Stamp the "You're Invited" greeting on the top of one circle and adhere one to the front of the card and one circle on the back directly behind the circle on the front. Side the card into the pocket card base. And, you are all ready to send off your invitations!
I hope you enjoyed today's Outdoor Barbecue invitation project! If need any of the supplies, to recreate this invitation, please use the supply list below to purchase from my online store. I would love to earn your business and be your Stampin' Up! demonstrator!
Thanks for stopping by!
Beth
Outdoor Barbecue Masculine
Birthday Card
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Stamps
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#151553 Outdoor Barbecue
(Cling-Mount)
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Paper
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#100730 Whisper White
Cardstock
#120953 Crumb Cake
Cardstock
#131199 Crushed Curry
Cardstock
#149613 Brights Designer
Series Paper
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Ink
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#132708 Memento Tuxedo
Black Ink Pad
#149165 Basic Gray Ink Pad
#147083 Cherry Cobbler Ink
Pad
#147087 Crushed Curry Ink
Pad
#147089 Garden Green Ink
Pad
#174115 Soft Suede Ink Pad
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Embellishments
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Tools
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#152392 Stampin’ Trimmer
#102300 Bone Folder
#126200 Stampin’ Scrub
#102394 Stampin’ Mist
#110755 Tombow Mono Multi
Liquid Glue
#138995 Tear and Tape Adhesive
Corresponding Clear
Acrylic Blocks
#138299 1-1/2” Circle
Punch
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