Here’s a simple design for a congratulations card created with stamps.
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Heart Wedding or Engagement Card.
I cut out a heart shape from a piece of scrap card and laid it over the area where I wanted to place the heart. Then with some red ink I used a set of edging stamp designs to fill in the heart shape. I found that stamping closer together produced a more defined heart shape.
Wedding Acceptance Card: yes, Yes, YES
A very simple wedding acceptance card made from some pretty card stock and 3 different font stamps.
1st Anniversary Card
Another card made for a first anniversary. I was a bridesmaid at the wedding so I pressed some petals from my bouquet and saved them to use in this card.
One difficulty in doing this was sticking the very delicate petals to the card. I used double sided tape for this. It worked reasonably well as it can’t bee seen through the petals however I was very close to tearing them. I tend to use double sided tape for my cards because it is less messy than glue and you dont have to wait for it to dry. Also some glues I have used in the past loose their stickiness and parts of the card fall off. I’ve found double sided tape is a lot more reliable. Also you can buy 3 for £1 in most bargain or pound shops.
The background for this card is Emma Bridgewater paper and I used gel stamps for the lettering.
Simple wedding cards
I’ve been to lots of weddings over the last few years so lots of cards to make. Here are s a few of simple designs I made with my stamps and heart punches.
An acceptance card for a wedding.
These cards were for the happy couple on their big day.
And finally a card I sent for my friends 1st anniversary. A string of hearts.
Engagement card
This card was made to give to my friends when they got engaged last year. The background paper a gift from Japan that I was given by my sister after she returned from a trip there. The hearts were cut using a heart shaped punch. The text is a sticker from a set bought at hobby craft.
