Our new Stardream Bar & Bat Mitzvah Invitations offer an exciting new design made with a beautiful, imported metallic card stock.
Read the step by step instructions below and download our easy-to-use printing templates to assemble this invitation at home.
Step One: Print The Bar Or Bat Mitzvah Invitation
Print the top invitation card which measures 3 7/8 x 6 3/4 inches using Microsoft Word and our easy-to-use template available for download.
Microsoft Word printing templates are formatted for particular items and are available for download on each product page. Look for the “Print Template” download link as shown below:
Simply open the template in Word, then replace the placeholder text with your own wording. When you’re ready to print, you will need to specify a custom paper size for the printer.
To Do This On A PC
- File, Print.. in Word
- Click on the Properties Button
- Enter a custom size of 3.88 inches wide by 6.75 inches tall
In this window there should be a tab called Paper/Quality where there is a menu of common sizes.
The same dimensions that should already appear under Page Setup for the document size
The wording we’ve used includes a blank space below the child’s name to place one of our silver metallic brads. Alternatively you could punch a hole in the card and secure the card to the backing card using our self-adhesive bows (place the adhesive strip over the hole to fasten the two layers together).
Step Two: Secure The Invitation To The Backing Card
Once you have printed your invitation, the next step is to secure it to the backing layer. You can use a brad or bow as mentioned above, or you could use our double-sided tape dots, glue marker, or ordinary glue stick. You can also choose to place the invitation at an angle to the backing card as we’ve done or vertically for a more traditional framed look. Experiment according to your preference.
Step Three: Print The Envelope
The final step is to print the Stardream A9 envelope measuring 5 3/4 x 8 3/4 inches
We hope you enjoy these unique invitations! Be sure to see the other colors available for this kit by visiting our Stardream Layered Invitations Page.
What if you don’t have word, what if you have iWorks. Is there any way I can open it in there.
Gaby,
Good news! According to the Wikipedia article for iWork (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IWork), the Pages application can “open and edit Microsoft Word documents (including DOC and Office Open XML files), rich text format documents, and plain text documents. Pages can also export documents in the DOC and PDF formats.”