I hope this unique save-the-date will inspire my Jewish readers to take their cards to the next level. The customer request I received was for a "save the date" to send to her guests for her grandson's bar mitzvah. She wanted a card she could hand write that said "save the date" and had a Torah. I tried to take it to the next level with my design. Here is a little tutorial. I hope you enjoy!
Materials:
Cardstock: A Muse Studio Blueberry, A Muse Studio Sugar
Printing: Epson Inkjet
Diecuts: Silhouette SD (original design)
Embellishments/Tools: Xyron, Woodsies Craft Picks, A Muse Studio Holiday Washi Tape (gold), Hanukkah Fabric, Silhouette Clean-Cut Fabric Interfacing, Gold Embroidery Thread, Household Iron
Directions:
- Print "Save the Date" on Sugar cardstock
- Cut Sugar and Blueberry cardstock rectangles to size
- Cut connected Jewish stars using Silhouette SD and Blueberry cardstock
- Run Jewish star strip through Xyron to apply adhesive to back
- Assemble Blueberry and Sugar rectangles, then apply Jewish star strip
- To make Torah:
- Break 1/2" off top (rounded end) of 4 craft picks. Cover rounded ends in gold washi tape and trim around edges.
- Iron interfacing to Hanukkah fabric, and cut to approx. 1" tall x 1-1/2" wide (make sure no dreidels are showing!)
- Wrap ends of fabric around washi-covered craft picks as shown. Iron to adhere interfacing to craft picks/itself.
- With rolled-in ends on bottom, tie gold embroidery thread around "Torah" and knot twice.
- Apply large glue dot to back of "Torah" and adhere to card.
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