what are..

..these wax seals i've heard people talk about? i just assumed that i would use a glue stick to seal my invitations.

if you can, post pics.

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Posted by kshea23

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i see.

are they necessary? are a lot of you girls using them?

They sell it in Michael's you melt the wax and have a metal stamper and you push it into the melted wax and it gives you wax seal with a motif. Like the olden days I did this for my Sister's Bridal Shower

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Posted by ColliMac23

They sell it in Michael's you melt the wax and have a metal stamper and you push it into the melted wax and it gives you wax seal with a motif. Like the olden days I did this for my Sister's Bridal Shower

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is it hard to do?

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Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox

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Posted by ColliMac23

They sell it in Michael's you melt the wax and have a metal stamper and you push it into the melted wax and it gives you wax seal with a motif. Like the olden days I did this for my Sister's Bridal Shower

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is it hard to do?

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I bought these and I found it very hard to get it to look perfectly as pictured. Each one came out looking a little imperfect. I wasnt crazy about it and it was such a waste of time and effort for something so small that didnt look too great in my opinion.

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Posted by BigDsGirl

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Posted by SoonToBeMrsFox

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Posted by ColliMac23

They sell it in Michael's you melt the wax and have a metal stamper and you push it into the melted wax and it gives you wax seal with a motif. Like the olden days I did this for my Sister's Bridal Shower

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is it hard to do?

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I bought these and I found it very hard to get it to look perfectly as pictured. Each one came out looking a little imperfect. I wasnt crazy about it and it was such a waste of time and effort for something so small that didnt look too great in my opinion.

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If you are good with crafts no. I found once I had a pattern down it was fine but they don't all come out the same. If it's more then 50 invites I wouldn't do it though LOL