Vintage lace wedding

One of my colleagues is getting married on Wednesday.  I made this for our team to give her at an afternoon tea we threw her last week.

Vintage lace wedding card
Vintage lace wedding card

Given how many wedding cards I seem to do at work, I wanted to do something different.  I know the colour the bridesmaids are wearing (it came up in conversation), but although I played around with that colour scheme for a bit I couldn’t get anything to work.  In the end I went for more muted colours – sage, cream, antique linen, burgundy.

The heart image was stamped on cream card, punched with a lace edge at the top, the other edges were distressed and then inked, a piece of green lace was wrapped around it and a gem placed in the middle.  This was then mounted on to a piece of torn and distressed paper.  This in turn was mounted onto sage cardstock that had been run through an embossing folder and then sponged with antique linen and aged mahogony distress inks.  Base card was sponged with antique linen, then a piece of distressed and punched paper was layered onto it before the other layers were added.

Vintage wedding card inside
Vintage lace wedding – inside

Piece of parchment paper punched down the sides and edged with aged mahogony ink.  Wedding sentiment posted on the right, floral stickers (matching base paper on the front) on top left and lower right corners).  Cardstock edged in antique linen ink, and the parchment paper attached.

Vintage lace wedding envelope
Vintage lace wedding – envelope

Envelope has been edge down the left side with antique linen ink, and then aged mahogony over.  Flower stickers attached to top left and lower right corners.

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