hey girls, just wanted to get some opinions on my cry packs...the writing is a little light because my printer is running out of ink but you get the picture...let me know what you think
yeah i dont know why all my pics from home don't post on the web site...i am going to send it from work tomorrow...hopefully it will work then
JeanineP2B
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Try this:
Go to the folder where your pic is Right click the pic Hit EDIT It should open in PAINT Click SAVE AS Change it to JPG and if it's already JPG, leave it RENAME IT Hit SAVE (save it to somewhere that's easy to find) Close it and go back to the folder where it's saved It should be much smaller after that. Try attaching it to the post again.
If that doesn't work, you could always go to your ACCOUNT and add the photos to your community album. Then it'd be easy to transfer them to the post ... CLICK HERE for a step by step to transferring pics from your CA to your post.
Okay HTH!
Soon2BMrsD
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oh i love it.. i want to make them but im not sure how to fold it... u have a template
JeanineP2B
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Honestly, I LOVE THEM! I love the black ribbon border with the heart... the colors...the font... and the fact that the tissues aren't actually in a closed 'pack' but in a cute pocket! Very nice
Jenn5757
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here is the template that i used
Tissue Pouches For Your Guests
Distribute these tissue pouches to your guests before the ceremony for their tears of joy.
To make a pouch, crease an 8 1/2-by-11-inch piece of sturdy yet pliable paper widthwise three times: 2 inches from the top, 5 inches from the top, and 1 inch from the bottom. Fold the first flap back, the second up, and the third down to make a cuff. Center a tissue on the sheet; fold back the sides where the tissue ends; weave the flaps into one another to secure. Turn over the pouch, and insert tissues. Decorate as desired: We stamped each pouch with a phrase and tucked in a phlox blossom.
