Wedding Card using new kit by Fifi the Papercrafter

 Hi friends!

After a summer enjoying time with her family Fifi the Papercrafter is back at it making beautiful pages to be used for junk journals, and other paper projects. I couldn't resist making a wedding card out of these beautiful flowers. 

Fifi recently released this kit and you can see more here ====> London to Paris

I started this project by printing 2 of the same page that contain these flowers. They run down the side of the page. I could cut them down so I could make a traditional A2 size greeting card that is very popular in the US but I decided to go with a slimline card. They are 3.5x8.5" and fit in a normal size 10 mailing envelope. I cut the flowers down to 3.25x8.25" My card base is ivory and it will add a nice frame around it.

I smear some pink Distress Oxide on my table and squirt with water to make a water color. I paint the flowers on only one of the pages. 

 

I cut the flowers out. I wanted them to be a different color that the originals.

I distressed the edges of the panel.

I chose a sentiment and gold embossing powder.

This is my favorite sentiment for wedding cards. I think I will use it for a long time. It is by Diamond Press but they don't sell it anymore. 

 

I glue the pink flowers to the card to add more color and dimension by using foam adhesive. I also added green pearls. Having other elements popped up with foam helps protect the pearls during mailing -- so bonus embellishments!

~Paula

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