Something borrowed, something blue. Springtime is the perfect time for a wedding. For this week’s challenge at Hand Stamped Sentiments we have a wedding project challenge. My card was inspired by the stamp set Established Elegance. I selected for my blue shade – Pool Party. Love, love, love this color! I paired it with Certainly Celery for a fresh spring feel. To add to the vintage style, after stamping the images I sprayed the scallop circle and Pool Party layers with water then crumpled them. I also used my Color Spritzer to lightly spray the frame and sentiment layer with Early Espresso.
I have included a close up of the card below. I used non-Stampin’ Up! white tulle around the bust form. I added the pearls for an elegant touch.
I hope you’re inspired to show us your wedding project. Hop on over to Hand Stamped Sentiments to be inspired by our talented design team and to upload your creation.
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Established Elegance Vintage Wedding Card
Card Size: 5.00″ H x 5.00″ W
Stamp sets: Established Elegance, Always
Paper: Whisper White, Pool Party
Ink: Pool Party, Certainly Celery, Soft Suede
Accessories: Big Shot, Scallop Circle die, Designer Frames Textured Impressions Embossing Folders, Vintage Wallpaper Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, Beautiful Wings Embosslits die, Large Oval Punch, Scallop Oval Punch, Bitty Shapes Punch Pack, Certainly Celery marker, Pool Party marker, Basic Pearls, Antique Brad, Certainly Celery Satin ribbon, Dimensionals
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