Ros Davidson: Wedding card

Friday, January 23, 2009

Wedding card

I went to my cousins' wedding last weekend and was asked by my grandmother to make a card for them. This is what I came up with after using a card from http://luvtostamp.blogspot.com/2008/11/wild-rose.html for inspiration. Okay, so I mainly cased it. I couldn't remember where I saw the idea from so that is why I am edited it with the lik to Karen's blog. I also made a very similar card using Apricot Appeal and Pumpkin Pie combination but can't find the photo...

Materials list:
Stamps: Wonderful favourites, wild rose
Ink: Regal rose, pretty in pink, basic black
Cardstock: Regal rose, pretty in pink, whisper white
Other: Regal rose 5/8" ribbon, pretties kit, stampin dimensionals.

Just one thing I want to mention about wonderful favourites, when out catalogue was released April 1st last year, there was a couple of errors in it. One of them was wonderful favourites. We currently pay $39.95 while the US pay $41.95 or so. We should be paying around the $80 mark for wonderful favourites but because SU made the mistake they are honouring it as printed. How awesome is that? Same thing with the designer series paper, it should be $16.95 not $11.95 like we are paying!

I've had a busy day stamping with my upline Claire so some new creations will be uploaded soon!

Ros

5 comments:

Anonymous said...: That's gorgeous Ros. Love the colours.; 1/24/2009 09:57:00 am
Anonymous said...: The pink looks lovely. Note to self: must get that stamp set........

Cheers
Fi; 1/24/2009 04:10:00 pm
kerri said...: very pretty Ros; 1/24/2009 07:54:00 pm
Karen said...: Hiya Ros!! I get so excited when I see someone CASE a card of mine - thank you so much, you've made my day! lol

Also, thank you for being so kind as to link it back to my blog - I really appreciate the courtesy!

Cheers

Karen
xo; 1/25/2009 07:13:00 am
Claire said...: That's gorgeous Ros!; 1/26/2009 11:46:00 pm

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