It's Blog Hop Time again, boy times flies. This is my second time participating and I'm glad you stopped by to check out my contribution to the hop.
A friend of mine needed a wedding card and I thought most people give a monitary gift and the Recipe Wrap Up would work great.
I used a shimmery ivory cardstock for the base and added some melon berry for alittle color. I created a belly band to help keep the card closed and added a focal image using the Nestabilities Label One dies. The stamped image is from the Wedding Day set as well as the sentiment. A decorative punch by Fiskars was used on the front too.
For the inside, I just made one pocket to place the monitary gift in and the sentiment is from Birthday Basics. I love how this is simple by elegant, perfect for a wedding.
Supplies
Stamps: Wedding Day and Birthday Basics
Ink: melon berry
Paper: shimmery ivory cardstock (sorry, dont know who makes it), melon berry
Other: Fiskars sunburst punch, Nestabilities Label One dies, pearl
OMGoodness!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and simple!! Just my kinda project ;)
What a great way to use the template! Love the subtle colours and pretty stamps you used for your design. Beautiful project!
ReplyDeleteSo simple and elegant! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWoW!!!! This is gorgeous! I love the classic colours, the fancy border, that awesome belly band with the labels dies, and that pearl adds such an elegant touch. I will have to keep this project in mind when I need a money holder wedding card!
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect money holder! Beautiful, to boot!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! What an elegant way to present a gift!
ReplyDeleteLove the border and band you created!
ReplyDeleteTHis is simply elegant - I love everything about it - your color choice - layout and the belly band plus a great border punch - and how much more meaningful than an ordinary "money holder".
ReplyDeleteTHis is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is a WOW project! I love it, great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis would work fabulous for a graduation gift as well.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good life!
Terri E.
Wow! This is BEAUTIFUL! what a great idea and a perfect template for this type of card - love it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! I have all sorts of ideas for this template now!! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an elegant twist on a card that holds money. Love the colors you chose.
ReplyDeleteThe belly band, what a great idea! Looks very elegant.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Great idea too!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and elegant and a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! What a great take on that template!
ReplyDeleteSo elegant & fabulous idea!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a fantastic idea to use the template as a card! It is beautiful. I'm going to have to look into getting some of that shimmer cardstock!
ReplyDeletevery gorgeous project!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a great idea and love that shimmer cardstock.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea to just use half of the template and to add the one box. This is very elegant!! Thanks for the great inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super idea!! It's gorgeous and perfect for a wedding card!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use it as a money holder!
ReplyDeleteYour card is BEAUTIFUL! and what a GREAT idea using this template for a card...
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful!!! I see a CASE coming on....
ReplyDeleteWow fabulous idea! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'll have to remember this one.
ReplyDeleteHow stunning! Definitely have to bookmark this project!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! This will definitely make your gift stand out among all the cards. The melon was a great choice for a touch of color against the shimmer cardstock :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!! I love the punch trim you chose to use, the little sprites of color from the melon, and that band completes this wonderfully elegant wedding gift/card!
ReplyDeletefabulous gift idea. yours turned out so pretty.
ReplyDeleteTotally using this idea, thanks!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful wedding card, but could really be any kind where money and maybe a ticket or a flyer are used. Hey! I coulda used this twice this week!! wish I'd seen it sooner!!
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