Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding. Show all posts
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Top Dog Dies
Wedding
Today is the Day
I had fun with one of the newest
TOP DOG DIES
dies in creating this 'wedding dress' card.
It all starts with the Corset Die and the onesie base
from the Onesie Card Die Set!
I started by die-cutting the two shapes from Bella Blvd's "Love & Marriage" paper.
Next, I took those same two shapes, and traced them onto white cardstock
and cut out. The bottom of the onesie die can be adjusted to how ever long you'd
like for the bottom of the dress to be.
I highlighted the bodice and waistline with pearls and some pretty
glittered flowers by Petaloo.
To the bottom I added an edging of lace trim from May Arts Ribbon.
Shop for a variety of dies at www.topdogdies.com
Have a wonderful weekend!
bella blvd
Bethney
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May Arts Ribbon
Wedding
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Tying The Knot
That's right, the May Arts' "Ribbon Lady" (aka Bethney) is engaged to be married!
CONGRATULATIONS
We are collaborating today with a Blog Hop to commemorate this very special time.
**We also have an amazing giveaway lined up from these great companies**
One lucky commentor will win it all! Simply leave a comment on each blog
and go to the May Arts Facebook page and wish Bethney all the best :)
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Here is the order of the hop:
Shellye McDaniel (you are here)
as well as May Art's Mini Pom Pom trim. I die-cut the heart and scalloped heart from
Core'dinations cardstock using Top Dog Dies' Heart Album Finishers.
Congratulations to you again, Bethney and Joe on a
lifetime full of happiness!
Altered Art Frame
Curtsey Boutique
Wedding
Wedding Shadow Box
Last week I shared a tutorial for a wedding keepsake at
- Using a computer’s Word Program (or something similar), create a text box that would be the
same size as the photo for the frame. The text box can be formatted to include a border of lines
or dashes. Next, select a font (Centeria Script Demo) and begin typing the information that is to
be shared. Print a sample and make adjustments if necessary . - Next, attach patterned paper over the pre-printed area with a small bit of adhesive at the top.
Place the paper back into the printer and print. - Trim the patterned paper down to size.
- Apply foam dots to the backs of the two corrugated silhouette shapes and attach to the top of
the patterned paper as desired. Place inside of frame. - Using a high tack adhesive, attach a paper doily to the top, back of the frame.
- Attach a flatback adhesive pearl to the center of a felt flower. Adhere flower to the center of a
paper bow with a fabric glue or Glue Dot. Adhere bow to the paper doily, allowing the bow to rest
on top of the frame.
This would make a sweet presentation on a guestbook signing table or amongst a
cluster of photos of the couple. With a few modifications, place setting markers for the wedding party
participants could be created as well!
Curtsey Boutique Supplies:
Black Corrugated Cameo Silhouette Shapes
Black Felt Rose
Dusty Path (Cream) Paper Bow
4” Turquoise Blue Paper Doily
Other Supplies:
4x5 Shadowbox Style Picture Frame- Hobby Lobby
½” Adhesive Pearl- Paper Studio
Patterned Paper- Simple Stories
Black Corrugated Cameo Silhouette Shapes
Black Felt Rose
Dusty Path (Cream) Paper Bow
4” Turquoise Blue Paper Doily
Other Supplies:
4x5 Shadowbox Style Picture Frame- Hobby Lobby
½” Adhesive Pearl- Paper Studio
Patterned Paper- Simple Stories
A PDF version of this tutorial is up at the Curtsey Boutique Blog
Have a wonderful week!
