BYSH Cardmakers January Sketch #65 Challenge

 

Wow another year has flowen by. Welcome 2026. With the new year and new month comes a new challenge over at BYSH Cardmakers. Here is a look at this month's fun sketch.

My first project using the sketch incorporates pattern papers from the Doodlebug Oh What Fun 6" X 8" paper pad.

The green strips on the card are from a Scrapbook.com 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" paper pad. My sentiment is from a Simon Says Stamp Christmas sentiment set tht I stamped on a scrap of the green cardstock with some Versafine Clair Nocturne ink and die cut with the matching die. I popped my sentiment up with some foam squares and finished my card with some peppermint embellishments from Kat Scrappiness.

Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you will stop over at the BYSH Cardmakers blog for more Design Team inspiration and then add your project in our Facebook group. I will be back later in the month with another project using this sketch.

BYSH Cardmakers Falling for the Holidays 2025 Linky Party Project 2

 

I'm back sharing my second card for the Falling for the Holidays Linky Party.

My card is a standard A2 card featuring products from our sponsors Gina K. Design and Kat Scrappiness, Taylored Expressions, Thermo-O-Web, and Pink and Main.

I used the Gina K. Designs Holiday Floral and embossed a cream panel cut to 4" X 5 1/4". Next, I stamped the tree from the Gina K. Designs and Simon Says Stamp Shimmering Christmas Stamptember Exclusive onto some Taylored Expressions Brussel Sprout cardstock with Versamark ink. I added some Ranger Gold embossing powder and melted it with my heat gun. I then die cut it out with the matching dies.

I took a piece of red tone on tone pattern paper from my stash and die cut it using the second biggest Stitched Rounded Rectangle die from Kat Scrappiness. I added some foam tape from Therm-o-Web to the back of the red pattern paper rectangle then added it to my embossed cream cardstock panel. I used liquid adhesive to add my gold embossed tree to the red pattern paper mat. I then used more liquid adhesive to attach my card front to my A2 white card base.

I used a foilables panel from the Christmas Sentiments pack. I foiled the sentiments with some gold foil and cut it out with a sentiment die from my stash. I attached the sentiment to my card with some thin foam tape. Finally, I added a few gold confetti pieces from Kat Scrappiness to the front of my card.

Thanks for stopping by. I can't wait to see what you make. Be sure you link it up for your chance to win one of the great prizes offered by our sponsors.

BYSH Cardmakers Falling for the Holidays Linky Party

 

Today is the kickoff of the BYSH Cardmakers Falling for the Holidays Linky Party. Here is the card I made for the kickoff.

My card is a standard A2 card. My card base is heavy duty white cardstock. My pattern paper is from an older 6" X 6" paper pad from our sponsor Pink and Main. I die cut the paper using a rectangle die from another sponsor Kat Scrappiness. I used glimmer plates and a die from Newtons Nook also a Linky Party sponsor and pastel foil from Spellbinders. I stamped my sentiment with black ink on white cardstock and cut it using my paper trimmer. My sentiment is from a Taylored Expressions sentiment stamp set. Taylored Expressions is also a Linky Party sponsor.

I popped my trees up with some foam tape and finished my card with some glass AB embellishments also from Kat Scrappiness.

Thanks for stopping by. Now hop on over to the BYSH Cardmakers blog to check out the rest of the design teams projects. While there also checkout the prizes being offered by our sponsors. Then link up a project to be entered to win one of the wonderful prizes being offered by our sponsors.

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Kat Scrappiness Valentine's Day Card

 

Today I have for you a Valentine's Day card featuring products from Kat Scrappiness. My card is a standard A2 size card. 

I started with the Love Doodles Black 6" X 6" paper pad. I took this pink paper and embossed it with the Love Doodles 6" X 6" Stencil. It's subtle and hard to see in the picture but in person you can see it. I then picked two of the pattern papers and die cut them with the smallest die from the Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Craft Dies. I cut three rectangles from each pattern paper. I then adhered them to the front of the card offsetting them and overlapping them slightly.

I then used the Simple Sentiments-Valentine's Edition stamp set to white heat emboss the sentiments on black cardstock. I then used the Universal Simple Sentiments Craft Die to die cut my sentiments out. I ready for a card. then picked out three sentiments to put on my card. If you haven't tried the Simple Sentiments stamp sets, you need to check them out. Stamp once, die cut once and you end up with a bunch of sentiments. There are currently four stamps available.

To finish my card, I added some Clear Glass Bubbles to the front of the card. They look pink on the card and match the background paper exactly, which is why I chose them.

Thanks for stopping by today. I hope you will head over to the Kat Scrappiness shop and check out the great sale prices.

I'm Dying Too See You - Featuring Kat Scrappiness

 Today I have a fun shaker card for using the Mummy Wrappings Background Die. For the background I started with some cream cardstock that I ink blended with some Distress Oxide Inks. I started with a light coat of Tea Dye. I then went in and added some Gathered Twigs, Vintage Photo, and Walnut Stain. I then sprayed some water over it, let it sit then used my microfiber cloth to pick up the water. Next, I lightly spritzed it with the Walnut Stain Distress Spritz.

I allowed it to dry then die cut it with the Mummy Wrappings Background Die. I used the outline as a template, so I knew where to glue the individual pieces to some black cardstock. I then die cut four more of the frames out of some heavy weight black cardstock. I then adhered three of the frames to the back of the cream cardstock frame and a piece of acetate on top of the cream-colored cardstock and then adhered the final black frame on top of that. this gave me plenty of height without having to use foam tape.

Next, I added some of the Halloween Solid Confetti Sequin Mix to the center of all the ink blended pieces. I then adhered my stack of frames over those pieces lining them up with the pieces adhered to the black cardstock base. I cut my eyes using some bright lime green cardstock and black cardstock. I layered the eyes together and added them to the black frame.

I stamped and die cut my sentiment using the Simple Sentiment Stamps-Halloween Edition.

Thanks for stopping by.

World Cardmaking Day's Kat Scrappiness Scavenger Hunt

 

🎉 Celebrate World Card Making Day with a Scavenger Hunt! 🎉

Craft enthusiasts, it's time to get your card-making game on! In honor of World Card Making Day, we're hosting a fun-filled scavenger hunt that’s all about creativity, discovery, and winning amazing prizes!
How to Join the Fun:
1. Go to the Kat Scrappiness Blog  http://katscrappinessblog.com
2. Open the Scavenger Hunt Entry Form
3. Hunt for Items/Tokens: Complete the form by finding hidden items on 
         Instagram, YouTube, and the Kat Scrappiness website.
Each item will be located in either: 
Kat Scrappiness Creative Crew Member’s Instagram posts. Hop to each of the crew member's posts

Creative Crew / Influencers

@RP_SHUTTERBUG
@NANCYE1970
@MRSFOXDELIGHTS
@ROYALPUMPKINART
@DEANNAMULDER
@CRAFTYCORNERSTONES
@ANGELIQUEVUUR
@MICHELLE.MYERS_
@VALLEYOAKPAPER
@MARIAGISELLEB 

There will also be “Tokens” hidden on product pages on the Kat Scrappiness website --} Link located on blog post.
4. Subscribe to the free Kat Scrappiness Newsletter https://www.katscrappiness.com/pages/kat-scrappiness-newsletter
5. Show Your Creations: Share photos of your creations using Kat Scrappiness products for extra chances to win with #KS2024ScavengerHunt and tag our profile @KatScrappiness.
6. Win Awesome Prizes: The more items you find and the more creations you post, the higher your chances of winning fantastic card-making supplies and goodies!

Prizes Include: Gift Cards for Craft Supplies - Mystery Craft Package*

Event Timeline: 3:00 PM, October 5, 2024- 11:59 PM, October 11, 2024.

Let’s make this World Card-Making Day unforgettable! Ready to get started? 🎨✨
#KS2024ScavengerHunt

*U.S. Residents only for Mystery Craft Package

Kat Scrappiness Birthday Quokkas

 I'm back with a card that features products from the Birthday Quokkas release.

My card today is a standard A2 card made from heavyweight white cardstock.  I used the Never Ending Rectangle Craft Dies to cut my pattern paper. My pattern paper is from the Birthday Quokkas 6" X 6" paper pad. I used the second biggest die to cut the birthday party paper, and the 4th die to cut the green Happy Birthday paper.

Next, I stamped my Quokka from the Birthday Quokka Stamp set on to some Bristol Smooth cardstock with some Versafine Clair Nocturne ink and added some clear embossing powder. When I saw this image of the Quokka the first thought that came to mind was, he needed to be coming out of the top of a birthday cake. So, I went to the Birthday Essentials Craft Dies and cut the cake and icing also from Bristol Smooth cardstock.

I colored my images with my Zig Clean Color Clear Brush Markers. I added some blue glitter glue from my stash to the frosting and also dotted it on the side of the cake, it's a birthday party so of course the cake needed sparkle.

I stamped the Happy Birthday sentiment on some white cardstock and colored the Birthday banner with a couple of Copic Markers. I then die cut a ballon string from the Birthday Essentials Craft Dies from some Kraft cardstock. I cut the string in half and glued it them to the banner and also to the paws of the Quokka.

I adhered my pattern paper down flat to my card. I popped up my cake with foam tape and adhered my Quokka and sentiment flat to the card, slipping him just behind the top layer of the cake.

Thanks for stopping by today. Hope to see you soon.

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Kat Scrappiness Christmas in July Challenge

 

Kat Scrappiness is having a Christmas in July Sale and a Christmas in July Challenge. It's a Pick 3 challenge. Head over to the Kat Scrappiness blog for details.

This is my take on the challenge. I think I ended up with more than 3 picks. I used the Christmas Wreath die. I cut it out twice to make a fuller wreath. I then used the snow flurries stencil and the 3d Snow Gel Medium to add a snowy effect to my wreath. 

I then used the Festive Christmas Arrangement dies and the two shades of the Gold Faux Glitter paper pad to create my bow for the wreath, I used a scrap of one of the red faux glitter paper to cut my berries.

I added some gold pearls to finish my card.  Be sure to check out the Kat Scrappiness Christmas in July Sale going on this month.

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Kat Scrappiness Quokka Time

 

I'm participating over on Instagram, with some of the other Kat Scrappiness Influencers who have made projects featuring the adorable Quokkas from Kat Scrappiness. 

My project today uses the cute Quokka from the Quokka Flowers Stamp Set and the Coordinating Dies. I colored my Quokka with some warm gray Copic markers.

For my background I used the A2 Stitched Strips Dies. I used the 3 largest sizes of the dies. I die cut a rainbow of colors and adhered them directly to my card base in rainbow order. I then stamped my sentiment with black ink. The sentiment is from the Quokka Flowers Stamp set. To finish my card, I added some AB Glass Baubles.

Thanks for stopping by today. I hope you will head over to Instagram and check out the other projects.

@deannamulder

@paperfibercrafts

@mariagiselleb

@canterburycarddesigns

Just a heads up, Kat Scrappiness is having a Christmas in July Sale the entire month of July, starting July 1st.

Holy Guacamole!

 

I have a new project that features the Kat Scrappiness Happily Avo-After craft dies.

I used the outline die to cut the darker green cardstock. I used the individual dies to cut my top layer for my avocados out of some light green cardstock. Next, I took the largest heart die and cut it out of some red cardstock and cut the embossed heart out of the other Avocado.  I then cut a small square of acetate from some leftover packaging to fit behind my heart opening. I adhered my acetate with some strong double-sided adhesive. I then added some narrow foam strips around the heart opening and behind the rest of the light green die cut piece. I then added some of the Avo-Love sprinkle mix before sealing up my avocado.

I made a cardbase out of heavyweight white cardstock that was cut, scored and folded to make a standard A2 cardbase. I then added a piece of pattern paper from the Bright Christmas 1 6" X 6" paper pad and cut that to 4" X 5 1/4". I adhered the pattern paper directly to my card. I then took my avocados and laid them out on my card so I could get placement for my sentiments. The sentiments are from the You Guac My World stamp set. I stamped them in Versa Fine Clair Nocturn ink.

 I then added everything to my cardbase with liquid adhesive. To finish the card, I added some pearls from the Caribbean Blue Pearl mix.

I appreciate you stopping by today. I hope you will head over to Instagram and check out the rest of the projects created by my fellow Kat Scrappiness Influencers.

 @paperandfibercrafts

 @canterburycarddesigns

@deannamulder

BYSH Cardmakers Spring into Christmas Linky Party Day 5

 

Today's card for Day 5 of the BYSH Cardmakers Spring into Christmas Linky Party features products from two of our sponsors, Lawn Fawn and cardstock from Gina K Designs.

My cardbase is a heavyweight blue cardstock from Gina K Designs. I scored and folded it to make an A2 cardbase. I used the Winter Wonderland Window dies and die cut them out with some white glitter cardstock. I then used just the arch die in the set to cut a piece of the English Breakfast pattern paper from the Favorite Flannel 6" X 6" paper pad to behind my window.

Next, I stamped my images from the Winter Birds stamp set with some Versafine Clair Nocturne ink and heat embossed them with clear embossing powder onto some Bristol Smooth cardstock. I colored my images with my Zig Real Brush Markers. Once my images were dry, I cut them out with the matching dies. For the snow on the tree branch I used some Shimmering Ice Acrylic Structure Gel from Kat Scrappiness. It gave it a nice shimmery look. 

To put my scene together, I added some liquid adhesive to the back of the pattern paper I adhered it to my card base. I then added some thin foam strips to the back of my window. Before adhering down my window, I glued my tree branch down because I knew I wanted it tucked behind the window. I then added my window. I then adhered my bird to the nest and added him to the end of the branch with some thin foam squares and liquid adhesive. Next, I added the snow to the branch, also with liquid adhesive, then added the bird with a thin foam square. My mama bird is adhered to the card with some liquid adhesive.

I stamped my sentiments, which are from the same stamp set, with Versafine Clair Nocturne ink. I hope you liked the card. Thanks for stopping by. Head over to BYSH Cardmakers Spring into Christmas Linky Party  and link up your project.

BYSH Cardmakers Spring into Christmas Linky Party Day 4

 

I'm back with my day 4 project for the BYSH Cardmakers Spring into Christmas Linky Party.

Today my project features some glitter printed cardstock craft dies. I used two shades of the red glitter printed cardstock for the ribbon. I used the Festive Arrangement die set. This ribbon could be used for birthday presents and anything else you want to use it.

My card is a standard A2 cardbase. I cut a dark green mat to 4 1/4" X 5 1/2". My pattern paper is cut to 4" X 5 1/4" and is adhered to my green mat. I used a circle die to cut the wood plank paper.

I used some Echo Park pattern paper and some solid colored cardstock from the 6" X 6" Mega Pad for my card layers and my die cuts. I created my foliage arrangement and adhered it to my bow. I then used foam squares to adhere it to my card panel.

To finish my card I silver heat embossed my sentiments on black cardstock. I adhered the sentiments directly to my card. I finished with some red sequin from my stash.

I appreciate you stopping by today. I hope you will head over to the BYSH Cardmakers and link up your project for a chance to win a prize from one of our wonderful sponsors.

BYSH Cardmakers Sketch #43 Challenge

 

It's time for a new challenge at BYSH Cardmakers. Challenge #43 has started. Here is a look at the sketch.

For my card, I followed the measurements on the sketch. My bell and greenery are from a Kat Scrappiness die set.

I hope you will pop over to the BYSH Cardmakers blog to see the rest of the design team projects then add your project in our Facebook Group. Hope to see you there.

Kat Scrappiness Winter Essentials Dies 2 cards

 Hope you visit the Kat Scrappiness store and check out our new Valentine's Day release.

Today I'm featuring the Essential Winter Dies in two projects. Both my cards are great Masculine cards. I made mine birthday cards.

My first card uses both the snowy coverplate die as well as the other dies in the set.  My card is a standard A2 card. 

I started with a piece of Bristol Smooth Cardstock that I ran through my die cutting machine with the snowy coverplate die. I wanted a night sky, so I did some ink blending with some distress oxide inks. I used Prize Ribbon, Chipped Sapphire, Uncharted Mariner and Black Soot.  I then added splatters to my card with the White Gold and White Silver pearl powders.  They added a nice shimmer to my sky. I also added some splatter with some white acrylic paint. 

My favorite tool to use with these pearl powders is the Kat Scrappiness Embellishment Spoon. It fits perfectly into the jars and makes it easy to take out just a little bit. I think everyone should have at least one in their craft room. 

I die cut my snowbanks from some watercolor cardstock. I covered both my snowbanks with some of Kat Scrappiness 3D Snow Effects Gel using a spatula. It gave my snowbanks a lot of great texture and a snowy shimmer. I then die cut the trees from some green cardstock and added splatter to them as well. I also added some white acrylic paint to some of the branches as well. I die cut my deer put of black cardstock.

I adhered the larger snowbank down flat on my card panel. I adhered the front snowbank with some foam tape. I tucked my trees behind the front snowbank using thin foam tape. My deer was added to the right side of the front snowbank with some liquid adhesive on the lower portion of his body and a small black foam square under his head. My sentiment is from the Simple Sentiments Stamp set and cut with the Universal Die.

My second project uses the Deer and Snowbanks from the same Essential Winter Dies. I again used some Bristol cardstock for my card panel. I used the Kat Scrappiness Scene Builders Stencil to create my sky with some Salvage Patina Distress Oxide ink and a blending brush. My hills were cut from green cardstock. I inked the top edge of both hills with some Rustic Wilderness Distress Oxide ink.

I then stamped the windmill from the Kat Scrappiness Farmhouse Stamp Set onto some white cardstock and colored it with my alcohol markers. I then cut it out with the matching Farmhouse Dies.  

I adhered everything flat to my card. The sentiment is from the same sentiment set.

Thanks for stopping by today. Hope you will be back soon. As always feel free to leave me a comment. I enjoy reading them.

BYSH Cardmakers Sketch #41 Challenge

 

I'm back with one final inspiration project for the BYSH Cardmakers Sketch #41 Challenge. I thought it would be fun to make a shaker card using this sketch.

I followed the measurements on the sketch but turned my circle image into a shaker. My pattern paper is from Doodlebug. I used some sprinkles from Kat Scrappiness to fill my shaker window.  I cut a snowflake from some white glitter cardstock with my Cricut Maker 3. I used some glue dots to attach my snowflake to my acetate. I then white heat embossed my sentiment on some red cardstock then used a small circle die to cut out my sentiment and attached it to my snowflake.

If you haven't had a chance to join the challenge, there is still a few days to join in. Head over to the BYSH Cardmakers blog and check out the rest of the design team projects then share your project in our Facebook group.

Thanks for stopping by. Hope you come back again soon.

BYSH Cardmakers January Sketch #41 Challenge

 

Happy January 2024! With a new month comes a new challenge over at BYSH Cardmakers. Here is my first project using the new Challenge Sketch #41. Here is a look at the sketch.

I used some pattern papers from a Scrapbook.com 6" X 6" paper pad. For my circles I used some printed glitter cardstock from Kat Scrappiness. My little birdhouse image is a print then cut image from Cricut Design Space. I sized it at 2" before printing and cutting it out. Because of all the different layers I adhered everything flat on my card with liquid adhesive. I stamped my sentiment with some Versafine Nocturne ink and used a sentiment strip die to cut it out.

This sketch was a lot of fun to work with. I appreciate you stopping by today and I hope you will head over to the BYSH Cardmakers blog to check out more inspirational projects by the Design Team. Then head over to our Facebook group and share your project using this sketch.

Kat Scrappiness WCMD Challenge

 

Hey everyone! In honor of World Cardmaking Day, Kat Scrappiness is hosting a challenge over on their blog with a chance to win a $25 gift card to the Kat Scrappiness store.

For my project today I started with a 4 1/4"  X 5 1/2" white card base. I used pattern papers from the Creepy and Kooky 6" X 6" paper pad. I cut the striped paper to 4"  5 1/4". I then used the reverse side of the paper to cut a 1" X 5 1/4" strip that I adhered to the striped paper about  a 1/4" from the left edge. I then adhered that to my card base. 

I then used two circle dies from the Never Ending Circle Dies to cut a circle out of orange cardstock and a slightly smaller circle out of another piece of pattern paper. I then adhered them together.

I then die cut a ghost from the Boo-gy Ghosts Craft Dies, along with the witch's hat and broom. I cut a small scrap of black cardstock to adhere behind the eyes and mouth. The die cuts part of the arms out so the ghost can hold something. I added the broom. Once my ghost was assembled I adhered it to the center of my circle. I then added the circles to my card front with some foam squares.

To finish my card, I stamped a sentiment from the Happy Day stamp set using black ink onto a scrap of the orange cardstock and adhered that to the lower right hand corner of the card.

There is still time to play along with the challenge over at  Kat Scrappiness. I hope you will join in the fun. Thanks for stopping by.

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Let's Craft and Create Challenge #199 AG + Use Strips Instead of Ribbon

 

Hard to believe that September is here already. It's time for a new challenge over at Let's Craft and Create. The challenge this month is of course Anything Goes with the Option to use Strips instead of Ribbon.

I started with an orange card base cut, scored and folded to make a 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" landscaped card. My pattern paper is from Echo Park Fall Fun 6" X 6" paper pad. I cut my plaid paper to 4" X 5 1/4" and adhered it to my card base with liquid adhesive.

I cut my paper strips using the A2 Stitched Strip dies from Kat Scrappiness. I used 2 different sizes and some scraps from another Echo Park Fall paper pad. I adhered those to the card front with liquid adhesive.

My yellow patterned paper is cut to 2 1/2" X 3 1/4". I added some thin foam tape to the back before adhering it to the front of the card. I then added some stickers to the panel from the Fall Fun sticker sheet. To finish it up I added 3 dark chocolate pearls in the upper right hand corner of the yellow panel.

Now, I hope you will head on over to the Let's Craft and Create blog and checkout all the other inspiration from the design team. Then link up your project. Hope to see you there.

Don't Worry Beach Happy

 

Today I have a card for you featuring a recently released die set from Kat Scrappiness. This die set is the Tropical Island Getaway Craft Dies.

For my card, I started with some heavyweight white cardstock that I cut, scored and folded to make an A2 card base.

I die cut everything from colored cardstock. I used kraft cardstock for the island, tree trunk, and coconuts. Using the Kat Scrappiness 1/2" Stencil and Ink Blending Brushes as well as the Mini Detail Blending Brushes and Antique Linen and Vintage Photo distress oxide inks I inked the edges of the island, tree trunk and coconuts. I used the same inks to add some splatter. The Mini Detail Blending Brushes are a must have in your craft room. They make adding ink to small die cuts so easy.

For the leaves on the palm tree I used Rustic Wilderness and Pine Needles. I also added some shading to the outside edge of the sun using Mustard Seed.

Next I took another piece of white cardstock and cut it to 3 3/4" X 5". The pattern paper I used for my water was just a scrap I found in my stash. For the sky I used some light blue cardstock. I used a cloud stencil and some white pigment ink to add some clouds. I adhered the pattern paper and my sky to the white piece of cardstock.

Before assembling my scene I white heat embossed my sentiment on my island. I adhered everything flat on my card panel using liquid adhesive. I then added foam tape to the back of my panel and added it to my card base.

To finish my card I added some stardust stickles to the outside edge of the sun and to some of the waves in the pattern paper. I also added some white gel pen highlights. Finally, I had a little sea shell embellishment in my stash that I added near my sentiment along with a couple of clear little starfish.

I hope you will pop over to Kat Scrappiness and check out all the new products. Thanks for stopping by today.

Mr. and Mrs. Wedding Card

 Welcome back everyone. Kat Scrappiness recently had a mini-Wedding release. This Build a Cake die set is from that release. There is also a Bride and Groom die set as well.

I really wanted to use this die set. For my card I started with some heavyweight white cardstock that was cut, scored and folded to make a 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" card base. I then used a Spellbinders 3D embossing folder to emboss some pearlized cream cardstock. I then cut the cream card stock down to 4" X 5 1/4".

I die cut the cake plate out of some silver metallic cardstock. I cut my cake layers from some white glitter cardstock and the ribbons out of some foiled poster board. Kat Scrappiness has a great video on YouTube showing how to put this cake together.

Once I had the cake assembled and adhered to my card front panel I just felt like I wanted to add a Bride and Groom silhouette to the top of the cake. I found this image in Cricut Access and cut it out at 1 1/2" using some black cardstock. I wanted my cake to be the star of the show for my card. I adhered them to the top of my card with some foam tape and liquid adhesive. I used my shimmer pen to add some sparkle and shine to the bride and groom.

I heat embossed my sentiment on some black cardstock using some cream embossing powder. I popped the sentiment up with some thin foam tape. Finally, to finish my card I added a few gold pearls from Kat Scrappiness.

I appreciate you stopping by for a visit.

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