Kool Kitty Musings: Still in a wedding mood...

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Sunday, 01 May 2011

Still in a wedding mood...

And who can blame me?

I thought the Royal Wedding was just amazing and I am still floating on a little high whenever I see new photos from the event. Not just of the wedding itself, but of the crowds out en masse celebrating.

I hope the bunting will be out a-plenty next year for the diamond jubilee and dare I say it the Olympics too!

But back to the wedding theme, I thought I'd get prepared for any upcoming nuptials this year and make a card that also fits the current Passion for Papertrey blog challenge.

I just had to twin some PTI stash with that gorgeous Portrait collection from Crate Paper.

Papers: Crate Paper
Stamps: PTI (Tiny Tags, Mat Stack 4 Collection)
Die-cuts: Crate Paper
Dies: PTI (Ting Tags, double-ended banner)
Lace and seam binding: The Ribbon Girl
Stickers: Crate Paper
Chipboard: Crate Paper
Pearls: Kaisercraft
Roses: Wild Orchid Crafts
Border punch: Martha Stewart
Other: Distress Stickles, Stickles, 3D foam (various sizes), thread

I know there's a lot of stuff on that list - but that's what happens whenever I try that layered look... lots of layers = lots of stuff...

Must say though I am really loving the double-ended banners and chopping them off at one end. Also I seriously love this collection from Crate. Kind of wish I'd now bought the layered chipboard as there was a fab wedding cake design in there... but the other designs weren't so usable for cards I didn't think.

Anyway, I hope everyone who watched the wedding enjoyed it.

I'm off to see what else I can use in my stash... ;o)

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 02:24 PM in Cards, Made in 2011 | Permalink

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Adorable card Nat - I love your layered look. Effortlessly beautiful!
I'm still a bit caught up in wedding fever too, catching up on lots of the fashion photos, hehe ;)
Hugs, Ruth S

Posted by: Ruth S | Sunday, 01 May 2011 at 03:30 PM

Wow, love it, the layers are wonderful, and I love the little touch of the ring - brilliant.

Posted by: sharon curtis (glitterangel) | Sunday, 01 May 2011 at 10:35 PM

What a gorgeous card! It's like your PTI stash and Crate Paper collection were a match made in Heaven :D
Thanks for joining us on A Passion for Papertrey!
Hugs,
Aimes
x

Posted by: Amy Wanford | Monday, 02 May 2011 at 08:58 PM

Oh thanks! I am really happy with how this one turned out - just slightly worried about how much it'll cost to post! It's a bit heavy... LOL But always nice to play with new stash isn't it?

Posted by: Handmade by Natty | Tuesday, 03 May 2011 at 07:26 PM

What a gorgeous card! The layout is so cute!!!! Where did you get that idea? Very impressive. Thanks for the inspiration.

Posted by: printing samples | Thursday, 21 July 2011 at 08:35 AM

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