LESSON LEARNED while making Boarding Pass Invitations

[Amarillis]

ooh... that sux....

 

You may be able to repair - or at least cover up your booboo! if your table is wood, at many hardware stores you can purchase antique oil - you simply rub it in and it will cover any scratches - but you'll have to live with the dents.

 

Sorry bout that!

 

I hope your invites are gorgeous! You'll have to post some pics when they are done!

[sunset78]

Thanks for the heads up!

[angela1184]

Bummer!!! im sorry about your table, but thanks for warning with the rest of us

 

you girls are ALL so thoughtful--im SO GLAD i found this site

[merocket59]

Oh no!! You poor thing, I'm so sorry you messed up your table but best of luck with the rest of the project, can't wait to see them!

[briscoecrown]

YIKES!! Sorry to hear about your table. Thanks for the tip.

[KEE LAC]

Thanks for the tip because I already have a enough scratches from my kids and fi

[DelightfulDani]

Do you think your guest kept the password invitations? It seems to be quite a bit of work only to realize they were discarded after the wedding.

[Melissa]

I bought these flexiable cutting mats at Ikea you get 2 for $1.98 and this worked great for this tool. I too did one on my diningroom table and let my mark! Yikes!!

[azhuskergirl]

Dani- most of my guests kept their invitiations (I was surprised!). I bought a cutterpede to perforate mine, but after trying a few thought that it would make the invitation break apart after repeated viewing. I'm glad now that I decided against perforating since so many people held onto it!

[latinbeauty]

WOW! Sorry to hear about the table Thank you so much for the tip, knowing me i'd 'Karate-Chop' table while trying to make my project. LOL