Freezing Favour Wraps

This is a Favour Wrap, basically it houses a cute little quote about winter, our list of songs that will be played, both that the guests have already heard during the ceremony, as well as the songs they will hear throughout the remainder of the evening, and it also holds their hot chocolate favour packet. It all folds up and is sealed with a little snowflake!

Every person at each table has a different quote, as well.

Don't mind the slight creases and wrinkles in this one, this is the mock-up version, the example. The rest are flawless and crisp.

Supplies used:
- black and white scrapbook paper
- basic white printer paper & computer printer
- snowflake hole-punch
- silver paper

Steps
1. Cut the black and white paper diagonally into triangles.
2. Folded into a wrap shape.
3. Designed and printed out a long narrow white piece of paper to insert into wrap.
4. Punched little snowflakes out of silver paper and glued.
5. Inserted favour.

Brrr!

Delicate Table Numbers

Supplies used:
- thin vellum snowflake scrapbooking paper
- navy blue cardstock
- double sided tape

Steps
1. Printed big numbers from 1 to 15 on basic white paper off of the computer.
2. Cut the vellum paper to size.
3. Cut the cardstock to size and folded.
4. Traced the numbers onto the snowflake vellum paper.
5. Cut the numbers out.
6. Applied double sided tape to the back of the vellum and adhered to the cardstock.

How quaint!

Frosty Favours

Supplies used:
- hot chocolate mix
- plastic treat baggies
- double sided tape
- labels & computer printer

Steps
1. Measured out hot chocolate mix into one-serving portions and put into the plastic baggies, which had been previously trimmed to size.
2. Folded over the top lip of the baggy and applied double-sided tape. Folded again. Sealed.
3. Designed labels and printed off of the computer onto pre-made label paper.
4. Applied labels to folded side of baggies.

Frosty!

Charming Invitations

Supplies used:
- shades of blue cardstock
- photographs developed at Wal Mart
- Snowflake hole-punch
- Elmer's spray adhesive

Steps
1. Designed the invite layout on Adobe Photoshop.
2. Took the photo by propping up the camera and running to pose in front of a brick wall outside our apartment.
3. Inserted the photo into the template using Photoshop.
4. Developed the photographs at Wal Mart.
5. Cut the cardstock to size.
6. Sprayed the backs of the photographs and adhered to the cardstock.
7. Using the snowflake punch, punched holes in the side of the invitation.

Charming!

Sparkling Bouttoniers

Supplies used:
- down feathers
- pre-made crystal centre-piece flowers
- narrow white ribbon
- pearl-tipped bouttonier pins
- hot glue
- sparkle pipe cleaner

Steps
1. Dispensed a thin line of glue onto the stem of the feathers, then attached to the end of a pipe cleaner.
2. Trimmed the pipe cleaner down to size (about 3")
3. Cut apart the centre-piece flowers so there was one per bouttonier.
4. Wrapped the end of the pipe cleaner around the stem of the flower multiple times to secure.
5. Wrapped pipe cleaner flower stem with ribbon and secured with glue.
6. Inserted bouttonier pin vertically down through the back of the ribbon, through the stem.

Sparkly!

Feather Bouquet

"Flowers don't grow in winter!"

Supplies used:
- 20 down feathers
- white wire garland
- round crystal beads
- sparkle pipe cleaners
- glitter transparent ribbon
- Toilet paper roll
- Hot glue

Steps
1. Gathered the garland (with pre-attached beads) in a bunch and glued.
2. Dispensed a thin strip of glue onto the stems of the feathers and attached to the end of a pipe cleaner.
3. Bent the pipe cleaners in a curve and strung through the bunched wire garland. Glued the base.
4. Inserted entire bunch base into a toilet paper roll and glued.
5. Wrapped the roll in ribbon and sealed with glue.

Ta-da! A unique, sparkling winter feather bouquet!