In today’s post I’m sharing some wedding cards I created using the packaging technique. I’ve also included a video that walks you through the technique step-by-step.
All 4 cards are similar in style with just minor modifications because of the supplies I had left from the Frames & Flowers package. I’ve shared several other samples using this specialty dsp. I’ll link the blog posts below. I still have a few more projects to share with you using this fabulous collection.
Here’s a look at the 4 cards…
The Details
I really needed to create a few wedding cards but didn’t have a lot of time so I turned to the pieces I had left from the Frames & Flowers Specialty dsp pack. This pack includes 3 double sided pieces of pattern paper and 3 sheets of laser cut images. It really makes creating all sorts of projects so quick & easy!
Each set of cards uses one of the wreath laser cut images that I’ve cut in half, or close to half.
I think the card would look great even without the bit of ink in the background but that messy ink splatter just really steps the card up a notch. See how it’s done in the video below.
Because I used a different wreath for the third and fourth cards, I positioned them on the left side of the card so the leaves weren’t upside down. You’ll notice that some of the cards have leaves and one even has a flower. That’s simply because I ran out of them. You could add some die cut leaves though if you prefer the look with something to the left of the greeting.
I hope you enjoyed today’s project. You’ll find a full supply list linked below. Thanks so much for stopping by!
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