
Basis Materials:
Cardstock & Matching envelops
Snapsuit paper template
Optional Materials:
Velum papers
Fabric brads
Paper punches
Rick rack trim
Ribbon
Rhinestones
Buttons
Sewing machine
Eyelets
Embroidery floss
Cardstock & Matching envelops
Snapsuit paper template
Optional Materials:
Velum papers
Fabric brads
Paper punches
Rick rack trim
Ribbon
Rhinestones
Buttons
Sewing machine
Eyelets
Embroidery floss
Steps:
The basic steps for making a snapsuit shaped invitation is to print the shower information onto cardstock paper and then use the template as a guide for cutting out a snapsuit shape. You can resize the template to coordinate with your envelope.
Oh Baby! (pictured above)
Velum papers & fabric brads – print the shower information onto velum paper. Cut the snapsuit shape and attach to a piece of cardstock with a fabric covered brad.
Paper punches & rick rack trim – Working with a folded card, glue rick rack trim to the front of the card. Glue a small paper snapsuit to the center of the card, add pops of color with paper punched daisies and stars. Add a ribbon tie to the side.

Rhinestones & velum paper – Print a fun saying on velum paper. Cut the velum and a piece of cardstock paper into the snapsuit shape. Glue the two pieces together at the top and glue a large rhinestone over the glue spot.
Sew around the outer edge of the paper snapsuit with a contrasting thread. Use an eyelet to attach two scalloped ovals.

Add smaller layered paper snapsuit to the front of an envelope. Use eyelets, paper punches and embroidery floss to embellish the snapsuit. To add a ribbon tie, glue the ribbon to the center of the envelope prior to attaching the paper snapsuit.
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Having fun making these invitations for my Baby Shower! Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
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