NEW Print at Home Stationery Range

Hello All
Today I'm really excited to tell you 2 lots of news! The first news is we have launched our first print-at-home stationery range on our website. The stationery range has been designed for DIY bride and grooms on a budget who are looking to save pounds off your stationery.
The Old Country Rose design is the first range available that can be printed at home. All you need to do is choose the stationery items you require from or website, if it's a design that needs us to personalise, then email us your wording at the time of ordering, (after the all important proofing service) we then email you the pdf to print at home with cream or brown card and envelopes which are part of the DIY kit available our our website.

We particularly love the Old Country Rose Square Invitations, with matching information and rsvp cards. Shown here with one of our brown kraft square pocketfold wallets.

The 2nd lot of exciting news is we have also launched our DIY stationery video tutorials. After several attempts (and plenty of bloops!), we have made a video showing you just how easy you can DIY your wedding stationery using the Old Country Rose Collection.

The video can be viewed by clicking on the screen here:

For a plain but classical look, you can choose the Old Country Rose printed belly band, and purchase the save the date from the In Love Collection, which is also on the website by clicking here.

Here we have added an Old Country Rose envelope liner and a little rustic twine to complete the look.

Other designs in this range are:

Envelope liners are available for C5 or C6 envelopes. Here I added a little Antique Linen Distress ink to the edge to give a more rustic look.

Matching placecards

Beautiful Bunting

All the designs are emailed to you as A4 pdf's. Each pdf has easy to follow guidelines on each design, all you need is a paper trimmer and some sharp scissors.

Good Luck with your DIY projects! There will be a few more designs uploaded shortly. 

Don't forget to view our easy to follow tutorials by clicking on the link here. 

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Burlap, Lace and Twine……a match made in heaven!

 Images Razzle Dazzle Rose & Table No. from Pinterest

Today on the blog we are celebrating the wonderful combination of burlap, lace and natural twine.  They can form an integral part when creating a Rustic themed wedding and we have chosen some of our favourite ways to incorporate them into your special day.

Wedding Stationery

Wedding stationery can easily be given a ‘rustic look’ by simply adding a band of burlap ribbon around the middle and layered with a length of brown twine or lace ribbon, tied in a simple bow.

Here are a few different ideas for using burlap, lace and twine in a rustic wedding theme.

All images from Razzle Dazzle Rose 

Brown kraft stationery sits very well with a rustic look, here we have added a kraft ring to a burlap napkin, with a sprig of foliage slotted in it looks gorgeous.

We love this idea for Save the Date stationery – literally tying the knot!

The Natural Wedding Company

We’ve found some beautiful wedding cake images on Pinterest which show how a length of burlap can immediately add a rustic vibe to the all important cake, here are some of our favourites.  We love the cake topper on the middle image!

Images from Pinterest

You can really go to town with all the little accessories using burlap, lace and twine, these little crochet hearts can be used in various ways – we have used one below tied onto a pretty glass jar for a table centerpiece.

The versatile little crochet hearts from us at Razzle Dazzle Rose have been used here to create your own, pretty DIY bunting.

An alternative bunting design is this lovely, rustic burlap version

Found on Etsy

Natural Burlap ribbon from us here at Razzle Dazzle Rose come in a 38mm width and has a wired edge.  This makes it perfect for making bows as it holds its shape really well.  Follow this tutorial from MommySuite to learn how to make this double bow.

If you prefer not to have a wired edge to the ribbon and would like to fray the edges just take a pair of sharp scissors and cut all along the wired edge of the ribbon to remove it.  Then just pull away two or three threads from each edge to make a frayed edge as seen in this beautiful flower arrangement below.

Here are a few of our favourite wedding ideas for using natural brown twine….

All images from Pinterest  

Finally, all images used here, and more can be found on our DIYWedding board

on Pinterest.  We hope you have enjoyed our blog!

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