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pocketfold invitations

LaurenluvsTJ Posted:

pocketfold invitations

I recieved a pocketfold invitaiton yesterday which came tied with a ribbon. I love the ribbon, but have no idea how to duplicate how they tied it. Does anyone have any secrets or instructions on how to do this? Will it take forever to put the invites together if I use the ribbon?
Or do you think I am better off with a seal? Does anyone have a picture of what the seal looks like on the pocketfold?
I know I am definitely ordering them, I am just stuck on this detail.
TIA
LaurenluvsTJ Posted:

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anyone? I feel so alone out here
pupidda122505 Posted:

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I got a sample in the mail that I'm thinking of ordering and I had the same probelm u did. After I opened it and took the ribbon off i couldn't remember how it was tied. so me and my mom gave it a shot and we came up with a decent ribbon tie but it wasn't like the original and I know that when i order them i'll have to assemble the ribbons myself if someone has a trick on how to do this i'd appreciate it too
SuzBride Posted:

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My pocketfolds come with ribbons - and I LOVE the ribbon. I practiced tying it a little bit, I figure by the time I get to the last invite, I will be an expert!

ETA: I DEFINITELY think the ribbon is worth it - it is so cute. Sorry I don't have any tying advice - I am doing simple bows.
ChrissynRicky Posted:

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My invites are DIY and they're pocketfold with ribbon. FM me for details...here's some pics




this pic is w/out the ribbon



NYCtoSEA Posted:

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I used the 4x9 pocketfolds and sealed them witha wax seal. It was EASY and it looked great. Sorry, I don't have a pic. The wax comes in glue gun sticks, so there is no fire involved. We got lots of compliments.

LaurenluvsTJ Posted:

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This is the invitation I am going to order- this ribbon is just too complicated for me.

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