Wedding card: Vellum flowers

What:

My other half’s nephew is getting married, so I had to figure out how to make a wedding card.

How:

I started with the idea of heat embossing flowers in white on vellum, fussy cutting them out and arranging them on a white-on-white stamped background. Try as I might, I could not come up with an arrangement that I liked on a flat background. Browsing through Google images to give my brain a nudge, I remembered that I have been meaning to do a split-panel background card for a while — cue embossing folder and some ribbon scraps and the card started coming together.

Supplies:

• stamps:
  Create A Smile – botanical love
  WPlus9 – damask doilies (sentiment)
• colour:
  Avery Elle – pigment ink pad – sugar plum
  Hero Arts – embossing powder – white
• texture:
  Elizabeth Craft Designs – embossing folder – flower mosaic
• embellishments:
  Kars – adhesive drop gems – transparent
  purple ribbon
• paper and card:
  Papermill Direct – pearlised card – natural white
  Papermill Direct – pearlised card – ivory
  Dovecraft – premium vellum