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Blue Blossom Pocket Fold Invitation

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$40.49per 10 Pack
This delightful floral pocket fold invitation is a pleasing mix of light blue, cream and chocolate shades in exotic textures. Our Blue Flower Tree chiyogami must be hand cut from the included 8 1/2 x 11 sheets and used to line the pocket fold and decorate the response folder.

Invitation Kit Includes:
  • 10 Rivus Blue Pocket Folds 5 1/8 x 7
  • 10 Sheets Blue Flower Tree Chiyogami 8 1/2 x 11
  • 10 Ecru Invitation Cards 4 1/4 x 5 1/2
  • 10 Ecru Response Folders 3 1/2 x 4 7/8
  • 10 Summer Sky Response Envelopes
  • 10 Summer Sky Invitation Envelopes 5 1/4 x 7 1/4
Please note: The chiyogami invitation layers and response folder strips must be hand cut from the included 8 1/2 x 11 sheets. Fit 2 layers per sheet or 10 strips.

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Blue Blossom Pocket Fold Invitation Sample ($4.00)
Step One: Cut Chiyogami Paper To Make Layers
In each package of 10 kits, you will receive 10 chiyogami sheets in 8 1/2 x 11 size. Using a paper cutter or scissors, cut two layers measuring 4 7/8 x 6 7/8 inches out of five of the sheets, as shown in the image below. You will need five sheets to make 10 invitations.
Cut Chiyogami Layers

Step Two: Cut Chiyogami Strip For Response Folder
Using a single sheet of chiyogami, you will cut strips that measure 1 x 7 inches to border the left edge of the response folder. (For efficient paper use, which is always recommended, you can also use the leftover paper from making the layers, above.) Use a ruler to measure out 10 of these strips on the sheet as shown below. Cut out the strips and save them to glue to the response folders after you've printed them in Step Five.
Cut Chiyogami Strips
What To Do With The Leftover Chiyogami Sheets... The leftover chiyogami sheets can be used to make liners for either the invitation or response envelope, or you could cut a band to wrap vertically around the finished pocket fold. The perfect size for a pocket fold band is 1 1/2 x 11. See our Flowering Bronze Pocket Fold article for an example of this band.


Step Three: Glue Chiyogami Layer To Pocket Fold
Adhere a chiyogami layer to the invitation panel of the pocket fold. You can glue or tape the layer using the following:
  • Ordinary glue stick
  • Glue Marker
  • Double-sided tape
Glue Chiyogami Layer To Pocket Fold

Step Four: Print & Adhere Ecru Invitation Card
Download the template below to print the Ecru Invitation Card measuring 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches. Place your invitation wording on the template and print on an inkjet or laser printer. (Tip: Use the sample verses on our Invitation Wording page to get started) When you've printed the cards, adhere them to the center of the chiyogami layer on the pocket fold as shown below. Print Ecru Invitation Card
Download Invitation Printing Template

Step Five: Print Response Folder & Envelope
Use the templates below to print on the Ecru Response Folder measuring 3 1/2 x 4 7/8 inches (when folded) and the Summer Sky response envelope measuring 3 5/8 x 5 1/8 inches.
Print Ecru Response Folder
Download Response Folder Printing Template
Print Summer Sky Response Envelope
Download Response Envelope Printing Template

Step Six: Glue Chiyogami Strip To Response Folder
Secure the 1 x 7 inch chiyogami band to the left edge of the response folder. Do this by laying the printed folder flat on a surface, printed side up. You can use glue stick or double sided tape to adhere the band to the folder.
Secure Chiyogami Strip To Response Folder


Step Seven: Print Invitation Envelope
Download the template below to print the Summer Sky Envelope measuring 5 1/4 x 7 1/4 inches. Place your finished pocket fold inside the envelope and you're ready to mail your invitations! LCI also carries gold envelope seals which are a nice way to seal the pocket fold or envelope. They are a great accent to complement the chiyogami paper. Print Summer Sky Envelope Download Envelope Printing Template

We hope you enjoyed creating this unique invitation! It makes a great wedding invitation, but is versatile enough to suit other occasions as well - fundraisers or dinners, birthdays, and formal spring events, to name a few.

If you encounter any problems with our templates, don't hesitate to contact us at helpdesk@lcipaper.com.

In this video, we'll show you how to print and assemble our new Blue Blossom Pocket Fold Invitation kit. This beautiful ensemble was designed by Linda, LCI's office manager.

If you'd rather read step by step instructions that are accompanied by photos, read the article, Get Inspired With Our Blue Blossom Pocket Fold.

 

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