Engagement card cricut

Tis the season for weddings... A co-worker asked me if I could make a Tiffany inspired engagement card for her sister that just got engaged this past weekend. So this is what I worked on tonight... After working on the diamond, which I wanted to be the stand out part of the card, I assembled all the pieces. I'm pleased how it turned out, I hope my co-worker is too... Built for Free Using: My Stampin Blog

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Flowers and white and sparkles sure do make up the perfect wedding recipe. My card today has all three and I like it! Fiona's notes: Each little flower is two of the flower punch from the Itty Bitty Punches stuck together before I used glue dots to stick them all in place in a heart shape. Doesn't it come up well? Stamps: Timeless Love Inks: Basic Grey Papers: Whisper White thick, Whisper White, Silver foil Accessories: Itty Bitty Punches, Rhinestones, glue dots, scoreboard Inspired by…

Summer is approaching fast and that means ...WEDDING SEASON yayyyy!!! I am a hopeless romantic, I love weddings and pink and hearts ..so today I got in triple whammy. If I could fit a fluffy dog on there you would be getting that too. I know your going to love this idea and hopefully give it a try. Remember just changing the sentiment changes the occasion so birthdays, new babies ...anything. Using simple die cut shapes in different ways can really make cards look awesome. So have a think…

And another silhouette image. LOL I had 3 wedding cards and one engagement card to make this weekend so I went w/ the simplest idea and ma...

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