Happily ever after...

Good morning!

I'm still having so much fun playing with scenes I put together using the new A Special Day release at Purple Onion Designs. This one is a sweet wedding card featuring Bridget and Nathan as they say "I do". Nathan looks so dapper in his top hat that I wanted to add a little extra to Bridget's sprig of flowers so I cute a small piece of white tulle, pleated it and glued it behind her ears. The tiny flat back pearls were added to hide the glue and dress up her new veil even more. Up above I created a fancy awning by repeat stamping the swag with the bell and coloring a chic striped pattern into the empty space between it and the top of the card. Once again, I added the pretty flowers from the Flora and Fauna set into the foreground to help add more depth to the scene and I finished off the card with a sentiment from from the Let's Celebrate sentiment set.   :)

Now don't forget that there are still a couple days left to take advantage of the A Special Day collection bundle deal where you can save 30% when you get all 28 stamps/stamp sets and the coordinating "Let's Celebrate" sentiment set. Or if you would rather pick out stamps from the new collection a la carte you only have until June 8th to get 10% off your order in honor of celebrating Stacey's 10th year illustrating stamps for Purple Onion Designs. 

Toodles!

 

Supply list:
cardstock- My Favorite Things and Catherine Pooler
stamps- Purple Onion Designs (Bridget and Nathan, Bells, Balloon and Gift, Flora and Fauna and Let's Celebrate sentiment set)
ink- Memento tuxedo black and rich cocoa
My Favorite Things Blueprints die
Kaiser Craft pearls
American Crafts white tulle
Copic markers:
bunny- E50, E81, E30, 31, E40, E43, R000, R30
fox- E50, E81, E40, 0, R000, R30, YR31, YR23, YR24, YR27, E25, E27
top hat- N0, N2, N3, N4, E81, E84
flowers- R21, R83, R85, YG03, YG67, Y15
bells/hearts- C0, C2, C3, C4, C5, R20, R21, R83, R85
awning- E40, E81, 0, N3, YG03, YG67
sky- B0000, B000, B00, C0
grass- YG03, YG63, G24
hedge- R11, RV11, RV42