Showing posts with label tulle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulle. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 October 2014

Wedding card for my nieces wedding



This is a wedding card that I created for my niece for her wedding.  The products used:  Martha Stewart Leaf frond punch, Fiskars small Daisy punch, Sullivans butterfly Punch, Dots embossing folder, white tulle netting, pearl embellishments, white, medium gray and charcoal cardstock, Martha Stewart fine glitter, stickles and Diamond & Rock Candy.  I just traced an outline of a wedding dress on a piece of scrap paper and then lightly traced it on the white paper and then with a craft knife carefully cut it out.  I then placed a piece of white tulle behind the cutout and a piece of white cardstock that was embossed with the dots embossing folder behind that.  Then I alternated the layers with light and dark gray cardstock.  I love the way this card turned out.  I wasn't sure how it would look but my niece chose to use gray for her bridesmaids dresses and the men's cumberbunds so that is why I used these colors on the flowers.

Saturday, 29 June 2013

Three Generations Scrapbook Layout using Graphic 45 Secret Garden papers





Hi everyone.  Back again with a layout I created using Graphic 45 Secret Garden Papers.  It was a kit that I bought at the Scrapbook and PaperCraft Expo.  The kit was designed by Cathy Cafun, but I altered it some because it was missing some flowers and it didn't have the ferns or leaves or stick pins.
This photo was taken of Me with my Mother and Son in May.  The other products used:  Manor House Creation flowers, 2 handmade flowers, handmade stick pins, handmade beaded rose, brown lace ribbon.  I used Dylusions spray - Melted Chocolate on the chipboard "stone wall".  I made my flowers out of the Tim Holtz Bigz Die tattered florals using the largest and medium flower for the two in upper left corner.  I used Glimmer Mist - Burnt Red to color them.  They are made out of organza and Tulle.  I made two stick pins, with charms.  The letters were foam adhesive letters from Cre8tive.  Thanks for looking!