How To Make ...... Easy Scroll Invitations

How To Make ...... Easy Scroll Invitations

MakeΒ Easy Scroll Invitations

I got pretty excited when we received our new delivery of handmade papers. Β It's something I've wanted to try for a while and it has definitely been worth the wait! The texture of the paper immediately inspired me to work on these Easy Scroll Invitations. Β These gorgeous scrolls couldn't be easier to make.......If you can tie a bow, you can make these! By changing the colour of the ribbon, you can easily adaptΒ this style of invitation to coordinate with your special day. Β They are quick and easy to make but look absolutely stunning! Definitely one to try at home! TIP: To get the best results for your Easy Scroll Invitations, use a laser printer to print on Β your vellum. Β If you have to use an inkjet printer, make sure you leave plenty of drying time to stop the ink from smudging!


So Here Are The Instructions……

INVITATION

You Will Need:
1 sheet handmade paperΒ  (click here)
1 sheet of vellum paper of your choiceΒ  (click here)
1 Meter of Rose Gold Sparkle Ribbon or alternativeΒ  (click here)

You Will Also Need:
Paper Trimmer
A Sharp Scissors

Instructions:

  1. Firstly print your wording on to a sheet of A4 Vellum Paper
  2. Secondly use your paper TrimmerΒ to cut your printed vellum to 20cm wide x 29cm high
  3. Place your wording on top of the handmade paper making sure it's central.
  4. Place your ribbon on a flat surface.
  5. Starting at the bottom of the invitation, roll both sheets together to form a tube shape. Β Try and aim to get the tube appx. 4.5cm wide (this doesn't need to be exact)
  6. Place your scroll on to the middle of the ribbon. Β Holding the scroll closed, wrap the two ends of the ribbon towards you until they meet. Β Tie a knot in the ribbon.
  7. Lastly you can now tie a neat bow (I like the bunny ears technique). Β Once you have tied your bow, trim off the excess ribbon. Β As a nice touch, cut an inverted "V" into the end of the ribbon.
It really is as easy as that!

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