CCEE1748 Wedding or baby card

Hi....Joanne here with the last challenge for November......here it is.......

As the last of our celebratory month, I would like you

to make a baby card OR a wedding

card......your choice.

If you have lots of time, you could make both...

I decided to make a wedding card. I used an irredicent cardstock for the cardbase. I embossed it, diecut a cross from Spellbinder, stamped azaleas with a Power Poppy set, and the sentiment is from Stampin' Up.

Belli Challege #144-A wedding card

I finally got around to making a wedding card for the Belli Challenge today. The old embellishment that has been hoarded away is that corduroy brad I used for the center of my flower. This is a stamp set from Kitchen Sink Stamps. This is a six layered image and any multilayering over 4 steps is a big stretch for me.. I used rich cocoa and desert  sand for my ink colors. The very last layer I used tuxedo black stamped off once. The design paper is from Graphic 45. The punch is from EK and the diecut from MFT. The card base is chocolate chip cardstock.  I wanted to do something a little out of the ordinary for my wedding card, so I went for the vintage look.

Day 116 in the 365 challenge

This is the first week I've tried to do the 365 challenge. Today was to make a wedding card without any text just letting the image announce what it is for!!! I cuttlebugged the background on PaperTreyInk's white cardstock. I punched the bordering blue square with a Martha Stewart border punch and the bride and groom are in the Voila to go set. Added some pretty white ribbon and a few pearls and it made a quick wedding card for a happy couple.

Digital Tuesday Challenge #8

I used these love birds from Digital Stamp Oasis and I used a digital paper piercing pattern in the corners of the label nestabilties from Angel's Landing.
The challenge was a wedding card and I think these lovebirds are just showing the love.

Spotlighting technique with the love birds

I thought this image from Digital Stamp Oasis would be fun to use for the spotlighting technique. I cuttlebugged the background, which I think gave it a look of elegance.