Putting Keepsakes in Bachelorette Party Invitations

Video Transcript

"Okay, now we're ready for our little fun item, our little keepsake item. Again you can use really any sort of keepsake you want to include. I've decided on a garter. I bought this believe it or not at the craft store because sometimes they have things for weddings there. So I bought this at the craft store which was very convenient since I was already there to buy all my other supplies. This actually comes with a little embellishment already, it has a little bow and a little bow doesn't really work for my invitation, so I'm just going to take that off very carefully so it's not to rip it and not to break a nail. So we don't want to do that. Now we're going to get ready to put our invite on. I'm going to use my dried invitation cause this one over here is still drying. So we have our invite with out backing there. Now, to attach the invitation, there's a couple of rules. You may think you want to use a glue stick or something like that, I find that because we're working with fabric, because this is fabric, that a fabric tape would work very nicely and it does it works very nicely. This is called fashion tape, this is a Hollywood fashion tape and you can get this sometimes at lingerie stores, places where you buy hosiery and this was actually given to me by my matron of honor on my wedding day that in case I had a little rip or a little tear. It's like double sided tape but it's specifically for fabric. I'm not going to need that much of it, so I'm first going to take off one side and on the other side I'm going to put it on my (let me cut it right here) I'm going to stick it on the top. Here on the top back and sticks very nicely to the paper. (And to my finger at the same time) But it sticks very nicely to the paper as long as it is stuck to the fabric too and just put this piece over here. Now we're going to put it right in the center where that bow was and we're going to stick it like this and now it's on there very securely and we have our little invite on the garter. "