Here Comes the Bride....

This has to be the most difficult project I have ever tried to photograph (I'm not a good photographer under the best of circumstances).  But this brides dress is so cute in real life.

Here's the instructions to make these cute little boxes.  I had to simplify mine a bit because I didn't have all the tools that the original designer had and I was also making 16 of these for our Mother-Daughter Banquet at church.

The paper is some that I have had for several years, it has a beautiful shimmer to it, which also made it very difficult to take a good picture.  You can click on the picture to get a more detailed look at the box. 

Thanks for looking,
Kim

My Nephew's Wedding

One of the things we did this weekend was to go to my nephew's wedding. His dad (my brother) was the one who married them.

It was a pretty wedding. And wouldn't you know it I forgot my camera.

Here is a picture of the card I made for them. It really shimmers in real life. It took me a long time to figure out how I wanted to make the card, but the card itself is pretty simple.

I used my cuttlebug to emboss each end of the card, I used my Score-pal to add the lines. Throw on some flowers and pearls from Stampin Up's Pretties Kit, tie on some black ribbon add a charm (it says love) and there you have it.

I think the feature that really makes the card is the Shimmer White cardstock. When you open the card, there is an embossed pocket (like the front) that we stuck their money in.

Blessings

March Stamp Club

Here is a card that we made at our Stamp Club tonight. I used the cake from the Year-After-Year stamp set.

The instructions are as follows:

1. Stamp the cake image using black stazon ink, let it dry a few minutes.
2. Using the Soft Sky ink pad and blender pen, color in the cake plate. Use the pretty in pink marker to color in the heart.
3. Using a 2-way glue pen, cover the cake with glue and sprinkle on Dazzling Diamonds glitter.
4. Stamp the leaf image from the Carte Postale set using Soft Sky ink.
5. Assemble the card as shown, stamp sentiment on the bottom using basic gray ink.
6. Attach basic gray taffeta ribbon (cut approx. 13”).