All Things Pretty Craftee

Wednesday, May 22, 2019

Mothers Day Wreaths

I have a few more ideas for cards for Fete des Meres/Mothers Day.

I was playing with the Stamparatus and created some pretty wreath cards using Perennial Birthday.

I created two cards using different colours combinations.

The first card is Highland Heather and Blushing Bride with a bit of Pear Pizzazz.

For the second card I used Petal Pink and Calypso Coral

I mounted them both onto some coordinating card stock and the stitched edge square was a die from my own stash.

The sentiment in the centre is one from an old Sale A Bration set but any sentiment you may have will work. The sentiments from the Perennial Birthday set will work great but I needed something in French.

I finished the cards with some pretty sequins as I love to add a little bling to whatever I make.

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Products Used

Perennial Birthday

Iridescent Sequin Assortment

Monday, May 20, 2019

Blushing Bride Wedding Card

As wedding season is underway and my Husbands family has just celebrated a wedding I thought I better create some cards.

I love that Stampin' Up! has a colour called Blushing Bride so I knew I had to use it.

I started with a square of white card stock and stamped the flowers from Wood Words in Blushing Bride. I then created a frame using some large square dies I had in my stash.

I then stamped, heat embossed and die cut the little heart from the Wood Words set and the Wood Crate die set.

I then finished with a greeting which is also heat embossed in gold. I wanted the card to be in French so I had to use an retired set but any sentiment will work and it doesn't have to be for a wedding as it would make a really pretty anniversary card.

Thanks for stopping by today and please head over to the Stampin' Up! Website for more details about the products I have used or just click the links below.