Wedding Bliss

Hiya!

I am back again to share a wedding card I made for a friend back in July. I altered Holiday Anya #2 with Princess Anya #3. Ian is from the I Do set. loved how this one came together. I embellished the envelop with a postage from the martha stewart valentine's day paper pack. TGF is having a Anything Goes challenge so makes it perfect for me to enter this one in =D Have a nice weekend now!

A Lacey Wedding

Morning,

My husband's family had a wedding recently in July. The couple's wedding colors were pastel green and Lavendar so I decided to use those colors for their card. I love using TGF images for weddings because they are oh so cute and I am able to alter the princess stamps around. Here Ian is from the wedding set and Anya is altered with Princess Anya #3 and Princess Anya #4. I cut out purple cardstock and just overlay it with lace and woah lah!!! So beautiful! I love the lace effect, simple yet elegant. I finished it off by adding a sheer ribbon with a rolled lavender rose. The corners are popped with pearls and the heart lace die cut are from CC Designs. Hope you liked the share for today!

Here is what I stamped on the inside of the card

25 years and a Lifetime

Morning!

Is everyone ready for a nice long Memorial weekend?! I know I certainly am...My sister-in-law recently celebrated her 25 year wedding anniversary. It was perfect that Sister Stamps came out the Wedding couple image just in time for me to use =P I went happy with Washi paper and cherry blossoms on this gift I made them. It's pretty much a desk photo stand made from coasters =D

 First photo up is the front of the photo stand laying flat. The washi paper are from Hanko Designs I picked up awhile ago at the Stamp in A Hand show. He has the best washi selection and their made from Japan =) The heart shape block is from TGF - Film Die cut. The letters and numbers are from ATS - mini Alphabet & numbers die.

Up next is the inside of the photo stand. I used the Wedding Couple stamp and embellished with cherry blossom stickers. The red washi design at the spine of the photo stand is actually fabric tape. Cool huh? I got it at the Daiso store (They got some neat crafty goodies there for cheap!) I had a postage spellbinder which I cut out and written "Insert Photo Here" and distressed it with red ink on the left. 

Next is the back of the stand. I finished it off with the cherry blossom stickers to accent with the white washi paper I have in the background.  I used the washi tape on both sides of the stand in order to cover up the gap it needs to fold nice and snug.

Here is the inside again laid flat =D

Had a lot of fun making this for my sis-in-law. Hope you like my share as much as I enjoyed making it!