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Suitcase Invitations

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22 Jan 2014
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{Patterned cardstock turns into adorable mini suitcase invitations, great for any travel themed party}

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Suitcase Invitations | Crafting in the Rain

 I’m helping with an event at church for the teenage girls (New Beginnings) and while making the suitcase invitations decided I should share them with you too.  You never know when a suitcase invitation will come in handy, right?

Start with patterned carstock cut to 3.75 x 5.5 inches.

Print your information on regular printer paper so it can be cut to 2.5 x 5 inches (you’ll get 4 on each sheet)

The straps are 2.75 x .25 inches and the suitcase handles are actually a “squarish” O that I cut with my Cricut Machine  then cut in half.  (You could also cut the handles by hand)

Paper Suitcases | Crafting in the Rain

Fold cardstock and printer paper in half. 

Round the corners of the folded cardstock–this can be done with regular scissors, but look, I found a use for those crazy-edge scissors I got years and years ago!

I already had the rectangles cut, or I could have done this with the Cricut too 

Easy Rounded Corners | Crafting in the Rain

Glue handles and straps to suitcase.

Glue information inside.

Tada!  Cute little paper suitcases.  

What are some fun ways you could use little suitcase cards?

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