Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Love is not...
One of my nephews is getting married this month, and the wedding is outdoors, in the mountains, so I wanted the card to have a little bit of an outdoor feel without going too far over the top.
This paper is from a 6x6 retired Pink Paislee set called Queen Bee. Being the paper hoarder I am (it is from 2010), I decided to finally use it. I ran across a wedding quote I used in a scrapbook several years ago and recreated it on my computer using the Papyrus font. I then used the Tim Holtz Thinlits die to create the background and the Paper Dolls collection. I stamped a tiny butterfly (Skipping Stones Design) and then fussy cut another butterfly to give it dimension and added a tiny pearl.
I made a copy of their wedding invitation and cut out the heart with their initials (Travis & Alisha) and added it to a kraft envelope so I could tuck in some money.
I was inspired to add the butterflies for the challenge at Frilly and Funkie to add birds, bees, and/or butterflies.
Thanks for looking!
Labels:
Butterfly,
Frilly and Funkie,
Money Card,
Tim Holtz Paper Dolls,
Travis,
Wedding
Monday, May 22, 2017
Musical Wedding
I was so inspired by the beautiful notebook made by Jenny Marples for this week's challenge at Frilly and Funkie - Sound of Music that I asked her if she would mind if I CASE it for a wedding card...but then the texture paste I used kept curling the cardstock, so I ended up using the texture flourish on a piece of vellum and attached it to the top portion...don't get me wrong, it curled also, but I was able to flatten it out! I copied the music score from The Wedding Song by Peter, Paul & Mary...love that song.
Thanks again for the wonderful inspiration!
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Mr. & Mrs.- Medallion
I received this great medallion stamp from a Stampendous Blog Hop just in time to make this card for a wedding last week. I like to use the colors from the wedding announcement when I have time. The Mr. & Mrs. stamp is from Stampendous also and it was the perfect stamp for this one...
Simple but elegant, don't you think?
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Happily Ever After
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