A Classic Wedding Card

        I’m happy to report that the snow has gone and hopefully for good for this spring. It was replaced with a cold north wind though. We went for a walk this morning through Paxton’s Bush which has 3 open fields around it and the wind loves to blow through the bush. It was not a pleasant walk at all….but we still got just over an hour’s walk in.

        The wedding season is coming so I decided to be on top of things and make some wedding cards. This is one of them.

 

         The background is just some old designer paper I needed to use up. Red roses seemed perfect for a classic wedding card. It was cut to 5 ½” and glued to a square card base. These do not cost extra to mail in Canada. Then the large stitched heart was die cut out of some shiny white cardstock that I picked up at the Paper Pickle went it had their closing sale….so sad. Anyway, it looked to blah by itself so I raided my lace stash….yes, I have a lace stash too… and carefully glued the lace all around the edge of the heart.  The silhouette was die cut and then set on so I knew where to stamp the sentiment….I used the Tim Holtz stamp positioner to make sure I got a good clear stamping of the sentiment. Then the bride and groom silhouette was glued on. It sill looked blah so some heart shaped gems were added….and I called it done.

        That’s all for a sunny, but definitely not warm, thanks to the cold north wind on April 3, 2019.

        Cheers

Violet

PS: To save a card to your Pinterest account, simply hover over the image until the ‘Pin It” symbol appears and then click…it sometimes take a few seconds. This will take you to your own Pinterest account to save the card.