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Next, ‘shift’ click both layers on the right hand side to select both, then click ‘attach’ to make an attached set. Drag the score line until it sits along the folding line (see image below for reference). Rotate the score line to be horizontal (holding down shift while you rotate ensures a flat line), then enlarge using the corner arrows to make it more than 7 inches long. Now we want to make it easy to fold the flap, so click ‘Insert Shape’ on the left bar and pick ‘Score Line’. Step 3: Place the image in the top right corner and pull the arrows in the bottom right corner to enlarge until it is 7 inches wide. Then click ‘Save as a Cut Image’ to save, then insert onto the workspace. Since there is no backdrop, you don’t have to delete anything and can hit continue next. Step 2: Upload the envelope liner template onto Cricut Design Space™. *Images for this tutorial from Dawn Photography from this vintage styled engagement session. I used Canon’s Matte Photo Paper to get that beautiful photo quality, but not the shine from gloss. I love their free Canon PRINT App, which makes printing images super easy and quick, right from my phone. I used my Canon PIXMA MG7720 Wireless All-in-One Printer (in gold!) The quality with Canon is gorgeous, perfect for printing photos at home. Make sure to use a good quality photo printer. You will need to print your images at least 7 inches wide for a 5 x 7 invitation that this tutorial covers (printing on a full 8 1/2 x 11 page should work fine). Think about space when choosing an image, as you don’t want it cropping the two of you off at an odd place. Step 1: Print out your favorite image (or more if you want variety!) from your engagement session.

Photo Paper (I used Canon Matte Photo Paper).

Color Printer (I used the Canon PIXMA MG7720 Wireless All-in-One Printer).

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