Hey folks!!
Today I share a card I had a difficult time thinking of ideas for. Since it is an invitation card for a multi-cultural wedding where the groom is from the sikh faith and the bride is from the christian faith. So I had the tough task of customization and showcasing the merging of cultures.
It has taken me a while to get the whole project done since the first sample I made got spoilt inadvertently by the spilling of adhesive :(
So I used the color scheme of maroon, white and gold because maroon is a happy color usually worn by brides in the sikh community and white is the traditional color of christian wedding dresses. To give the card a celebratory and ornate look the gold was added. I customized the cheery lynn wedding vows die cut so that the groom looked like a sikh and the girl a christian.
Here are a few pictures of the project which consists of a wedding invitation card with tags inside for all the occasions. There is also a coordinating envelope to go with the theme.
Supplies Used:
1. Cheery Lynn Wedding Vows Die
2. Spellbinders Fancy Tags 2 Die
3. Spellbinders Corner Flourish Die
4. Spellbinders Splendid Embossing Folder
5. Sizzix Bigz Tattered Florals Die and Tags die
6. Prima Parisian Lace Doily Die
7. Maroon Textured Cardstock, Golden Cardstock and Irish Cardstock
8. Half pearls- golden and white colored
9. White organza ribbon
10. Stampoholic
11. Jet black archival ink
12. Distress Ink- Festive berries
13. White organza ribbon
14. All the usual supplies of silicone glue, scissors, scale, blending foam and tool etc
15. Used the sizzix big shot plus for die cutting and embossing
16. Small red crystals
17. White lace
18. Flourishes stencil
Thanks for your time! Please do leave some comments below so I know that you've visited my blog. It is so refreshing and encouraging to read your words :) Stay blessed!!!
Today I share a card I had a difficult time thinking of ideas for. Since it is an invitation card for a multi-cultural wedding where the groom is from the sikh faith and the bride is from the christian faith. So I had the tough task of customization and showcasing the merging of cultures.
It has taken me a while to get the whole project done since the first sample I made got spoilt inadvertently by the spilling of adhesive :(
So I used the color scheme of maroon, white and gold because maroon is a happy color usually worn by brides in the sikh community and white is the traditional color of christian wedding dresses. To give the card a celebratory and ornate look the gold was added. I customized the cheery lynn wedding vows die cut so that the groom looked like a sikh and the girl a christian.
Here are a few pictures of the project which consists of a wedding invitation card with tags inside for all the occasions. There is also a coordinating envelope to go with the theme.
Supplies Used:
1. Cheery Lynn Wedding Vows Die
2. Spellbinders Fancy Tags 2 Die
3. Spellbinders Corner Flourish Die
4. Spellbinders Splendid Embossing Folder
5. Sizzix Bigz Tattered Florals Die and Tags die
6. Prima Parisian Lace Doily Die
7. Maroon Textured Cardstock, Golden Cardstock and Irish Cardstock
8. Half pearls- golden and white colored
9. White organza ribbon
10. Stampoholic
11. Jet black archival ink
12. Distress Ink- Festive berries
13. White organza ribbon
14. All the usual supplies of silicone glue, scissors, scale, blending foam and tool etc
15. Used the sizzix big shot plus for die cutting and embossing
16. Small red crystals
17. White lace
18. Flourishes stencil
Thanks for your time! Please do leave some comments below so I know that you've visited my blog. It is so refreshing and encouraging to read your words :) Stay blessed!!!
What a stylish card, very clean and classic.
ReplyDeleteJust adorable, love your designs.
Thanks for playing along at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
Thanks a lot for your encouraging words :) had fun participating in the challenge !!
DeleteBeautiful! It is very inspirational for my daughter's wedding coming soon! Thanks for joining us this week with Cheery Lynn Designs
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