Trio of Wedding cards

I have had a rush of weddings this year and my supply of wedding cards is depleted. I shopped my stash and came up with the Simon Says Stamp Fancy Happy Ever After die. I was able to create 3 beautiful weddings cards in one afternoon. I used this formula: sentiment die, embossing folder and ink. 
For this first card I used the popular technique of adding ink to the inside of the flat side of the embossing fold with light blue ink. I added the wedding sentiment and a frame cut from white cardstock. Next, I used a floral embossing folder that had dies included to cut out a few of the florals. I ink blended the sentiment and added a few enamel dots.
Last I used a plaid embossing folder. I used a few pastel copic colors to add color to the embossing folder alson with a tape runner and clear glitter. I added an adorable bow for a finishing touch.
I hope you enjoyed the projects I made and got some inspiration to use this easy formula for beautiful results. I have provided a list of supplies if you are interested. Happy crafting and thank you for stopping by!!

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Hello crafty friends! Thank you for stopping by. My name is Barbara and this is my blog showcasing my work as a cardmaker as well as other paper crafting projects! Welcome!

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