If you haven't noticed, I like making things. Simple things. Easy things. I admire those that can spend hours on a just the right stitch, or those that do things over and over again just to get it right. I'm trying to work up to that...but let's be honest, I'm so not there. That is why I love little bit projects like these super easy pennant tea party invites. I made these by simply cutting decorative tape into triangles and a then sewing a stitch across the top.
Add a little hand written note, and voila! you are done.
Now that is my kind of afternoon project.
Done, and done.
and beautiful! i love it.
ReplyDeleteWow! I don't see why you should spend more time on those wonderful invitations. Your invites will be happy :)
ReplyDeleteyou just summarized my approach to crafts! i like simple and quick! these invites are super cute. i've made some with that tape too, but yours are much cuter:)
ReplyDeleteso cute!
ReplyDeleteL-O-V-E-!
ReplyDeleteL-O-V-E-!
ReplyDeleteThose are incredibly cute.
ReplyDeletelove it, love it, love it! :)
ReplyDeletesuuuuuuper fantastic! love the pennants out of happy tape!
ReplyDeletexo
This looks simple and amazing. My kind of project!
ReplyDeletelove these! so bright and festive. i swear i'll never tire of yellow and black. :)
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Kelly
wonderful! what a great idea!
ReplyDeletei likey. i'm with you on the easy peezy front. two kids doesn't leave a whole lot of time to labor over a stitch...even if we wanted to.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous. your handwriting is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteso cute! Great idea!!
ReplyDeleteWow- these are simply lovely! Where did you find such great tape?
ReplyDeleteThese are great!
ReplyDeletewow. thank you for this! they are just perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat is really beautiful and so simple. What a wonderful little project! Thanks for sharing and have a lovely merry happy day! Love to you!
ReplyDeleteThis is a awesome idea! Simple AND gorgeous invites!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute. Love it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea! I hope you don't mind, I shared it over on my blog, too: http://silverbugstudio.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeletelove these,love the colour too ;-)
ReplyDeleteMelissa- I purchased the tape from a local store, Common Thread, but you can find similar tape in the Etsy shop Happy Tape: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=7133652
ReplyDeletethese are amazing! i love them. :)
ReplyDeletesuper fabulous project :)
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS! So creative...I just posted about my own DIY 'save the dates' on my blog, check them out.
ReplyDeleteJen Ramos
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Very beautiful. Your blog is lovely. I adore that striped tape - so fun. Must indulge. Thanks for sharing such a fabulous creation.
ReplyDeletegreat idea
ReplyDeleteThese invites are so beautiful and creative and your tea party looked like it was alot of fun. These are so cute, I hope you don't mind, I had to share them on my blog today.
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm in love w/ the tape on your invites (on my way over to Etsy to buys some for myself)! Such a simple idea to add a ton of interest. I'm definitely trying something similar on future invites, thanks for the inspiration:) Lauren
ReplyDeleteafabulousfete.blogspot.com
this stuff was too cute to pass up... had to buy it then blog about it:) Check it out::
ReplyDeletehttp://afabulousfete.blogspot.com/2009/09/not-just-plain-old-scotch.html
Couldn't you just see me spending hours on something this easy! What am I saying you have seen me spend hours on something this easy. These days when I find myself getting hung up on the details I simply say Merilee would let it go! I love the tea party. Inspiring as always.
ReplyDeletei made such similar ones in august for a birthday party. love flag garlands and love this color palette!
ReplyDeletemolly
applecyder.wordpress.com
I love this. I posted it on my blog and linked it back to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Shauna
How did u do sew the invitation? ...
ReplyDeleteI admire people like that too. That try and try until they get it right.
ReplyDeletezane