Per request, I’ve got a Step-by-step tutorial for you today on a wedding card.
This was CASEd from Brenda Keenan. I changed it up to use what I had on hand and also create a gatefold card out of it.
So here we go:
1. Cut a piece of basic black card stock into 8-1/2 x 5-1/2
2. Score the card stock along the 8-1/2″ edge at 2-1/8″ (I highlighted it with white so it’s easier for you to see)
3. Flip the card stock around and score again at 2-1/8″ on the other end.
4. So when you fold at the score lines, it will look like this:
5. Cut Whisper White card stock at 8-1/2″ x 5-3/8″ (Just 1/8″ before the 5-1/2″ mark)
6. Turn the card stock 90 degrees, and cut two 2″ pieces and then one 4-1/8″ piece.
7. Adhere the larger piece in the center inside of your scored base. It should fit so that there is a bit of “framing”. This is the inside portion of your card.
8. Emboss the two 2″ pieces of card stock with the Embossing folder of your choice.
9. Adhere the two embossed pieces to the front of your card.
10. Using the framelit or die cutting tool of your choice (I used hearts), cut out two black pieces.
11. Cut out one smaller piece from a scrap of Whisper White card stock (again, I used hearts).
12. Punch out or cut out a triangle from your scrap of Whisper White card stock.
13. Using the Magnetic Platform (or whatever you have on hand), create a top part of your triangle so it will fit with your theme.
14. Emboss the small heart with an Embossing Folder (I used Perfect Polka Dots)
15. Adhere your Whisper White pieces onto the black bases.
16. Add Dimensionals to the back of the hearts. On the full white heart one, I put the dimensional on the back so that the left front would be able to overlap the front “gatefold” of the card. So the dimensionals on the back were on the left side as I was looking at it. When I turned it over so the hearts were right-side up, the dimensionals were on the right side.
18. Adhere the hearts to the card front.
19. Using a piercing tool for ease, pick up “pearls” or whatever embellishment you choose and add to the front of the full heart so that it looks like a dress.
20. I added Candy Dots to the white triangle piece. You could draw on buttons if you choose.
21. Cutting a small piece of black taffeta ribbon, knotted the ribbon simply and cut the ends at an angle. Using a blue dot, adhere above the candy dots or pen buttons for a bow tie.
22. Stamped a sentiment (I used Teeny Tiny Wishes)
23. Punched out the sentiment and adhere to the front of the card with dimensionals. Finished off the endges with a few more pearl embellishments.
All done!
The card in White and Black buttons. Love how easy and pretty!
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This card is sooo cute, I'm going to make it for the happy couple! Thanks so much for the step by step instructions! I think i have just about everything except the frame lit hearts but i have that embosslits scalloped heart or hearts i'm going to try right now! Thanks for the help julia!
So glad you like it, Pam. your embosslits scalloped heart that you have should work perfectly. Please let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!
Just finished my wedding card and the instructions were so easy to follow will show you a picture of it on sun. Thanks for your help
Can't wait to see! So glad you made one!! Good for you.