5th & Last Wedding Card

This is the last of the wedding cards. It is kind of a collage card. I used several different stamps.I couldnt find a word that I wanted to go with this card so I didnt use any at all. If someone wanted words to go with it they could always add them to the inside.

Happy Stamping!

Stamper Gyrl!

Wedding Card #4

Here is my 4th wedding card. I used nestibilities and a stamin up punch. I colored the images with copic markers. She has glitter on her veil to make it sparkly. They look very happy together.
Happy Stamping!
Stamper Gyrl!

Wedding Card #3

Here is the third DCRS wedding card I made. It is obviously a save the date card. You cant tell but I used crystal effects on the glasses to make them look more realistic.
I have some new magnolias I havent used yet and I am hoping to get time to use them tomorrow or saturday. My hubby is going on a motorcycle ride all day saturday so I know I will have time then, I do have to get projects done for my next stamp club but I will have to sneak at least one magnolia in.
Next week is the copic certification class. I am excited and nervous. I dont go to things like that often and wont know anybody but I am sure I will meet some nice people.
Happy Stamping!
Stamper Gyrl!

Wedding Card #2

Here is my second DCRS wedding card. They look so happy at their wedding.
I used the textile cuttlebug embossing folder on this card also. I think it works so perfect for wedding cards. The oval punch is from stampin up and the scalloped oval punch is nestibilities.
I colored them with copic markers and used the shimmery gold paper from stampin up and glittered her veil. The ribbon is some I got from COD wholesale.
Happy Stamping!
Stamper Gyrl!

Wedding Cards

I did some wedding cards for a friend for samples for Door County Rubber Stamps. Hi Lynn!!
This is the 1st card I did. I love her dress. I used nestibilities and the textile embossing folder.
Rose Red cardstock and some misc flowers I just got at Michaels. Also added some rhinestones.
Happy Stamping!
Stamper Gyrl!