How to make an Apron Invitation Card
This easy to follow tutorial will show you how to make simple cooking themed invitations for your party celebration. They are best suited to any number of occasions and are great to make as.
- BBQ invitations - formal or informal
- A Kitchen tea invitation for the bride to be
- A cooking party invitation for kids or adults
- House warming
- Dinner invitations
Apron card invitation
Printable apron card template
Materials
Download and print the apron card template that will fit in an a2 envelope. Print it onto firm card and cut out the template along the solid lines.
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Step 1.Trace around the template onto firm card of the color of your choice.
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Step 2.cut out the card with scissors or a craft knife. |
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Step 3Fold the card up along the dashed line to create a pocket. |
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Step 4Unfold the pocket. On the bottom half of the pocket run some tape or a thin line of glue along both sides as close to the edge as you can.
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Step 5Fold up the flap to form the pocket. Cut a piece of patterned card and stick it to the front cover. |
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Step 6Punch out two holes at the top where indicated by the template.
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Step 7Thread through a 6" length of string, ribbon or wool up through the left hole from the back and knot it at the back. Then thread it down through the right hole and again make a knot at the back.
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Step 8Create an insert for the card with the invitation details typed or written on to it. It should measure approx 3.5" x 5" high. Slip the invitation insert into the apron pocket. |
Don't have access to a printer?
If you do not have access to a printer then you can make a template by simply grabbing some firm card (from a cereal box or similar) a medium to large sized plate, pencil, ruler and craft knife.
- Firstly cut out a rectangle card that measures 4.25" x 8.25"(width x height)
- Measure down from the top 2.5" and make a mark with pencil on both sides of the card
- Measure in from the left top corner 1.25" and mark with the pencil. Do the same for the rhs.
- Take your plate and line it up on the left hand side with the left side mark and the top lhs mark and trace around the plate. Repeat for the rhs.
- Now mark the point for the fold 2 3/4" up from the bottom of the card.
- Now cut out the curves and you have your invitation template
- Done
Other examples of the Pocket Apron invitation
This blue, red and white invitation was made for a fourth of July party. It was made using the above template with the addition of a paper trim and some free clipart.