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Cinco de Mayo Party Invitation

Happy Monday, everyone!  I hope your week is off to a good start.  Here, at Altered Pages, we are getting ready for Cinco de Mayo using our newest addition to the Altered Pages store, the gorgeous Sabor Papel papers and embellishments.  In my previous post, I shared a fun, bright fan to help keep the Summer heat at bay.  Today, I want to share a brilliant Cinco de Mayo invitation to send out to friends for your very own celebration!


I cut out a lacy tri-fold card using my electronic die cut machine.  You can always make a straight edged tri-fold card, but I like the fancy top.  Decorative punches could also be used.  Use what you have.

Cut colorful card stock layers to match colors in the Sabor Papel papers.  I also cut half circle pieces to place behind the lacy top sections of my card. 


Adhere half circle pieces with Zig 2-Way Glue Pen behind lacy openings on card inside.


Adhere cut layers of card stock and print from the Ramitos paper to each side on the front, as shown, using Double Side Tape 1/4 inch.


I found a sample of an invitation online, so I printed it out and adhered it to the center on the inside.  Simply computer generate your invitation with all of the information necessary.


On the outside, I cut out a few banners from the Picado paper, gave them a deep curl with my fingers, and adhered them with Adhesive Dimensionals to the front (right side in picture), adding a bit of twine along the top edge with dots of Aleene's Tacky Glue.

Cut out the flag that says "Sorpresa" (surprise!) from the Picado paper.  Adhere to lower portion of card front.


Cut out a partial guitar image from the  La Guitara paper and a label from the Sentimentios Amor  paper.  Adhere them to the inside page, as shown, and handwrite "You are Invited!" on the label.


And there you have it, a fun, bright and cheery invitation to a celebration party that will be equally fun, bright and cheery!  

I hope you enjoyed my project today and will take a peek at all the fabulous Sabor Papel papers and embellishments in the Altered Pages shop!  Imagine all the things you could make for your Cinco de Mayo celebration with these perfect papers.   And don't forget to check out the awesome collage sheets in the shop that go with these papers.  

SUPPLIES USED:

Sabor Papel:  Recuerdos AmorLa GuitaraRamitosSopressaPicadoCorazonitosSentimentios Amor
Bakers Twine Multi Colors
Zig 2-Way Glue Pen
Adhesive Dimensionals
Aleene's Tacky Glue
Double Side Tape 1/4 inch
Card stock colors to match papers



And don't forget to
JOIN our EVENT!!!

Simple and EASY:
1. Add a photo of your art project using SABOR Papers and AlteredPages item(s) to the Altered Pages Facebook page. 
Order supplies now in time to create!
2. Include hashtag #AlteredpagesSABOR .
Order supplies now in time to create! 

3. WEEKLY DRAWINGS WILL BE HELD FOR PRIZES TO BE SHOWN ON ALTEREDPAGES FACEBOOK PAGE AND BLOG.

GIVEAWAYS include SABOR Papers, AlteredPages Rubber Stamps, Petaloo flowers, digital collages AND more...

HOPE TO SEE at the EVENT 
Leave a comment let us know if you need an invite!

Thanks for stopping by, and have a wonderful, crafty week!

Barbara


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