Click the Overlays icon (butterfly) and select “Your Own” and select a background paper or pattern. To do this, click on the Basic Edits menu (box icon), select Rotate, and choose the arrow moving to the right. Since the image will come in as a vertical invite, we need to rotate it. Go to PicMonkey and click on Design > 5×7. Now we’re going to create the full size 5″x7″ invitation, so we can add the first graphic we made to it. When finished, click the “Save” button at the top.Ĭreate the invitation. Text sizes used: 185 (blue header), 115 (pink words), 100 (information section), and 40 (dots in information section).The header was about To change the text color, click on a color in the color box, or type in the color’s value. I chose “Yours” and used CAC Champagne and Dalle. You can either use PicMonkey’s fonts or your own. If the image’s white background is covering portions of the frame, you can set the blend mode to Multiply.Īdd text. Drag the corners of the image to resize, and place on the image on the left. Click the Overlays icon (butterfly), select “Your Own” and choose the image. Set the thickness (I chose 15) and click on the outer color to select a color value (I chose a19f61). To add a simple line border, click the Frame icon and choose Simple Edge. Go to PicMonkey, and select Design > Custom and enter the dimensions 1875 pixels x 1275 pixels (6.25″ wide x 4.25″ high).Īdd a frame.
Let’s start by making the inner portion of the invite. If you’re not a member over at The Graphics Fairy Membership site, this antique end paper is a nice background too.Ĭreate center graphic. If you want those exact fonts, you will need to download & install them prior to opening PicMonkey.
Resources: woman, tea cup, pink background paper The fonts used on the invitation were CAC Champagne and Dalle. Now I’ll show you how I made this invite in PicMonkey! Here’s a blank version of the image if you want to use it for a different type of event. Read on if you’re interested in learning how I made this invite using PicMonkey! You can download the 5″x7″ invitation image below by clicking on it and saving it. When I found this Marie Antoinette style image with a huge hat, I knew I had to make something with her! Today we have a Tea Party Invite Printable & Tutorial for you! With spring already here and Mother’s Day just around the corner, I thought it might be cute to create a tea party invite.
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