This was such a fun card to create. I have a quick and easy way for your to make the banner layers that I used in the background! To create this card, I cut the black cardstock to 4 1/4 x 11 and fold it at 5 1/2". Then I cut the white cardstock to 4 x 5 1/4". I stamped the sentiment centered along the bottom using Tuxedo Black Memento Ink. I cut the largest banner out of the black patterned paper to 3 1/2 x 5". Using a ruler and a white colored pencil, I measured the middle of the piece plus I drew the lines for my banner. Cut along the lines to create the banner but don't throw away that little triangle!
Cut another piece of patterned paper to 3 x 4 1/2". Place the triangle you saved into place so that you can make the same shape of banner by lining up the triangle at the middle point.
Here is a close-up of my card!
I stamped the cake image and color the base of the cake plate. Then on a scrap piece of white cardstock, I stamped the small flowers and colored them in using copic markers. I coated all the flowers with Scrap Happy Sheer Glue and sprinkled on You're So Fine Glitter - Diamond Clear Cool Highlight and I rubbed it into the glue. After this dried, I cut out each little flower and adhered them into place using 3d foam squares. I added the pearls and twine bow at the top. I layered this onto a Floral Oval die cut (Spellbinders) from the pink metallic cardstock in your kit! This is a fun card to make! Hope you will give it a try!
Supplies:
Stamps: The Rubber Cafe' - Creative Cafe' Kit of the month for May- How Sweet it is!
Paper: The Rubber Cafe' - Creative Cafe' Kit of the month for May- How Sweet it is!- Melissa Frances 6x6 pad
Ink: Copic Markers; Tuxedo Black Memento Ink pad
Embellishments: Ribbon; Pearls (included in kit); You're So Fine Glitter - Diamond Clear Cool Highlight
Adhesives - Scrap Happy Sheer Glue; 3d foam squares
Tools: Floral Ovals, Standard Ovals - Spellbinders;
3 comments:
Such a pretty wedding card!
Beautiful!
Love your color choice. It is so fun to see how different people create with the same thing! Great job.
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