Saturday, 9 July 2011

Asian Wedding

Just a quick post but a lot of piccies lol. Just wanted to share with you a card I made for a work colleague who wanted a card for an Asian wedding.
 She asked for an envelope as well as a card as she was giving money to the couple. The only other stipulation was that it was silver and white and not typical Asian,

 My lovely Robo craft came to my rescue and I first of made a money envelope with Mirri card and white peralescent paper. The card kinda developed from there and i used the envelope as the main design of the card. I used Marianne Creatable dies on the corners and some sissix flourishes.

This is the front with the envelope closed and attached .
And here you can see how it opens


 The hearts came from a cake decorating shop.






 just a quick pic of the box to go with the card.
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5 comments:

  1. Sazzle10 July 2011 at 18:07

    What a fantastic card and so effective with the mirror card too - well done you :-) My craft Robo is collecting dust as I haven't really used it that much. When I see fantastic creations like this it reminds me that I should use mine more!

    Thanks for sharing this with us over at Papertake for our anything goes challenge this week.

    xx Happy crafting xx

    Sazzle

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  2. CraftinGranny10 July 2011 at 20:15

    Amazing and beautiful creation Beecy. "Hugs" Carol

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  3. Kirsty Vittetoe11 July 2011 at 16:36

    That is beautifully done!!!!
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  4. Crafteezee11 July 2011 at 22:51

    Beautiful and Elegant. Thanks for sharing at Papertake this week. Hugs Tracy GDT

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  5. Melanie13 August 2011 at 15:19

    This is truly a piece of design artistry. I love the envelope on the front of the easel card. Normally I just make a pocket on the other side opposite the inside sentiment. The cut design is masterful and the mirror card works beautifully. Well done.

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