My sister is having a baby in four weeks, if she makes it to her due date, that is, and I couldn't be more excited and oh so happy for her and her husband. I have the honor of throwing her a baby shower since I am the only sister in town. Julia. I'm going with a folksy Russian theme, with matryoshkas and polka-dotted mushrooms. If you can imagine Russian cross-stitch and old peasant dancers (kazaki) with their traditional hair and dress, that's kind of what I'm going for, with a more modern twist. It will be soft and pretty and graphic and fun.
I wanted to make something folksy and colorful for her invitations, but nothing too complicated. This is what I came up with.
I used my favorite cardstock, put the text together in Photoshop, printed, cut, and added strips of patterned paper (if it doesn't seem easy enough, I clarified everything for you). ;)
One more week until the big party, and I have lots to do! I tend to procrastinate and put things off until my perfectionist self feels I am worthy of taking a project on, so it is always a struggle for me to manage my time wisely and consistently get things done. I have been doing pretty dang good, though, I must say!
xoxo,
Tanya
1 comments:
The fonts and your choice of papers totally made these invites. Oh, and the envelopes. Simple looks deceptively easy, doesn't it?
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