This first layout is my niece and nephew-in-law (is that a real 'relation' or did I make that up?) on their wedding day last summer. First of all, are they a beautiful couple, or what?! For this page I used the small nesting scalloped oval and 2x2 dress from the May release, large scallop border die, and the monogram "A" is from the Fiesta font. I used the Eva collection from Basic Grey, rubons, Prima flowers, pebbles, and fancy brads by Making Memories, and computer generated text.
ETA:
In answer to the questions about flourishes and the monogramk the flourishes are all cardstock stickers from the Basic Grey Eva collection that match the pattern papers. The monogram 'box' is also a sticker from that collection with an oval behind it cut from one of the Spellbinders nesting ovals. The A is from the Fiesta font and the "Mr. Mrs." are printed on a clear label. Thanks, Gem, for asking about those. HTH
Close up of just them so you can see better how cute they are. LOL
To make it match Ali's wedding gown, I adorned the dress with stickles.
You might notice on the journaling tag, I used Sue's dry embossing technique to enhance the scallops just to give it an extra punch.
On this card, I used the large nesting scalloped oval and pears (these are so cute, aren't they) from this release, in addition to the hearts from the Flirt Spring gift set, Chick-a-Dee, Tangerine and Tangerine shadows alphabets. The border punch is Martha Stewart, doily lace.
For this layout the pears were the perfect accent to emphasize the title and the lips are just too cute not to incorporate someplace on this page! Journaling is the large nesting scalloped oval, title is Disco and Relax fonts, and flourish is from one of the damask dies. For a little added punch, I pierced the scallops on the oval with a large needle and outlined the journaling. I then outlined the page as well. Pattern papers for this page are Basic Grey, Mellow.
3D pears using foam tape, shadow inking and penwork.
Lips :)
Very very cute.. as usual you out did yourself!!!
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As usual, love your layouts!!!! On the wedding page, what did you use to make all those flourishes and how did you make the tag under the Monogram A?
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking, Gem. I've added more info to the description including this info for you. :)
ReplyDeleteYour Wedding die projects are just soooo cute. I need to start working on mine too, but just can't find the spirit or inspiration...
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