I love the gesture of a well written and thoughtful thank you note. It isn’t wedding time yet, and already I can’t wait to thank our wedding guests!
For a DIY infant such as myself (who doesn’t own a Gocco), paper products and crafting are somewhat of an enigma to me. I’m not attempting to make my own invitations, but maybe I can handle the thank you notes. Without many original ideas of my own at the moment, I turn to Martha Stewart for details on how to create my own thank yous.
Go crazy with an embosser and create these pretties.
My inner-preppy girl loves these repeated monogram cards. Try it out and give Crane a run for their money!
For all you advanced placement DIY bees, check out these cool ink-block cards. I got lost after Step 1, but that’s not saying much.
And, finally, my favorite – Photo Postcards! It seems like a project I can handle. Apparently, success lies in deckle-edge scissors? Once I figure out what those are, I’ll be golden. On a side note, I really love the family portrait postcard. I have never seen thank you cards that feature the entire family. Me likey.
It is important to note: Martha Stewart Weddings includes a “how to” section with each card project so you can teach yourself how to make these beautiful notes. Just click on the links I provided above and that should take you where you need to go.
Are you planning on making your own thank you cards? Feel free to share yours!
Krista
As you’ve noticed, I love to craft things. But for the life of me, I can’t follow directions. Gimme pictures, and I’ll follow. So those directions that you got lost on – me, too!
Victory Bird
Um, awesome! I think I’m going to make fake Atlanta postcards to have guests return as their RSVPs . . . and I love how these directions make them seem like the real deal! Good Ol’ Martha always comes through.
thelessthandomesticgoddess
@Krista: Glad to know I’m not stupid. Those directions were freakin’ confusing!! (even w/o pictures, they could’ve been clearer!)
@Victory Bird: What a cute idea re: the RSVPs! I love it!