Today’s DIY is super fun and is made entirely with materials from our paper shop and DIY section. I love how this turned out and it would be such a great surprise to receive in the mail!     I chose the pebble A7 cards, pebble letter size paper, banana split 4 bar envelopes and yellow hemp cording. Click here to download the free Tying the Knot Printable Card and Tying the Knot Printable Liner     The post Tying the Knot DIY and printable appeared first on Smitten on Paper.

Did y’all just love yesterday’s pattern printables? All I had to do was hit the print button and out came a perfect 8.5 x 11 sheet of patterned paper. They are too much fun! I always tend to use these patterns for envelope liners but look how awesome they look when used as favor box wrappers.     These are so elegant wrapped up with gold satin ribbon. You can download the patterned paper here, and our gloss white favor boxes are a steel for $25.00 per 100 boxes. Finally put on the fin...

We’re at it again-it’s time for printables! Well you all know that we love to share fun DIYs with all of you, well today instead of a DIY we’re giving you an assortment of different patterns that you can use with some projects we have already shared with you. Click on any of the images to download the PDF.   Try some of these DIYs … • Easy DIY paper flowers • Pixie Stick Pinwheels • Favor Box Wraps • Pinwheel Love   Have any other ideas?! Share them with us. Keep checking back in for more fr...

Happy Monday everyone. Let’s start the week off with a fun new project! These easy paper flowers are a cinch to make – they take zero concentration so sit yourself in front of your favorite television show and start your project.   What you need: 1. Flower puncher, any shape will do. But I suggest something about 2 inches in diameter 2. Scrap paper in your favorite colors 3. Something sharp to make a small hole, I used an xacto knife 4. Mini metal brads     Step 1: Stack about 5 flowers...

I have seen this DIY floating around pinterest, but it just seemed way too easy to be true. I had to test it out for myself. And it turns out that this sharpie/ceramic plate or mug DIY is just as simple as it sounds.         I decided to create a cake plate set for a reception, but the possibilities are endless. If you are ambitious this could be used on mugs as custom wedding favors for guests. Or use them as custom place cards with your guests’ names right on the plate at a dinner party. I...