Welcome to this month’s blog hop with
Di's Country Inkers! Here in Mesa, Arizona
we had a little hail storm and I took a few pictures!
Our blog hop theme this month is the
end of Sale-A-Bration, so we are using several of those products. Since I have a wedding in our family coming
up, I made a wedding card. I had fun making it with some Stampin’ Up items I
have been saving to use for a special card:
The Stampin’
Up products I used were:
Gold foil
Sunshine
wishes thinlits
Pearls
Metallic
ribbon combo
Detailed
floral thinlits
Falling in
Love designer paper
Very vanilla
cardstock and satin ribbon ¼”
Gold metallic
thread (used to tie the middle of the
bow)
Gold sequin
trim
Lace doily
I based my
design on the Less is More #317 Sketch 19:
You can get
all of the Stampin’ Up products used in my online store, including free items
from Sale-A-Bration (which ends March 31, so be sure to gets yours soon!): http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/marynoble/
The
next blog you will hop to is:
Enjoy
her awesome project and the rest of the bloggers' designs as well, and thanks
for stopping by!
Here is a list of all
of this month’s bloggers you will be viewing:
Weddings are such joyful events! They will love your beautiful card!! I was surprised at how soft and flexible that ribbon is! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteNow that is a beautiful card, and I'm sure the bride and groom loved it! Thanks for hopping with us - I always enjoy your projects. Sure hope it's not hailing when I visit in April!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the family wedding coming up - hope it's a wonderful and joy-filled time for everyone! Your card is lovely, so elegant and very pretty. A little more empty space is needed for it to be truly Clean and Simple, but it really looks gorgeous - thanks so much for playing along with us at Less is More :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful and shiny card! Thanks for sharing at Less is More!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card, and I don't think we got hail..I was not home so I am not sure. Hugs, Di
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and wonderfully put together. As Esther mentioned, we do prefer to see some uninterrupted white space on our entries at Less is More but nonetheless, this is a beautiful creation.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing with us at Less is More, Anita x