Congratulations on your Wedding Card & Top 10 winners blog hop hosted by Kylie Bertucci

Tuesday 9 May 2017 Somerset, UK


Hello and a very warm welcome to my blog Handmade by Kim! My name is Kim Price and I live in the UK and I am a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.

Today I am taking part in a blog hop with the other top ten winners from Kylie Bertucci's International Blog Highlights, how exciting! Our theme is the same as the highlights and is cards for weddings.



I am absolutely thrilled to be taking part in this blog hop alongside super talented Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all around the world. To view all of the amazing projects they have made, please scroll down to the end of this post and click on the links to visit their blogs.

I'd like to say a massive thank you, I wouldn't be featuring in this blog hop today without all of the blog readers of all of the demonstrators who showcased their work in Kylie's International Blog Highlights and who took the time to cast a vote.


I decided to go for muted tones for this card. I have used Crumb Cake cardstock for my card base and coordinating patterned paper from the Falling in Love DSP. I used my clear Wink of Stella glitter pen to sparkle up the edge of the card and also the matt for the sentiment inside. You can see this better in the first image on this post. I think this looks lovely and coordinates with the image on this paper and just brings a special touch to this card. 

The sentiment I have used is from the Floral Phrases stamp set which I have stamped in Crumb Cake ink onto Very Vanilla cardstock.


For each butterfly, I die cut 2 shapes out of vellum and one out of Very Vanilla cardstock. There is a vellum butterfly under the Very Vanilla and then I layered another vellum butterfly on top of the Very Vanilla butterfly. The very top butterfly has also had the Wink of Stella treatment. The subtle sparkle is just lovely but is hard to see in these photos.

Next I die cut the sentiment Congrats 6 times using the sentiment from the Sunshine Wishes Thinlit Dies and adhered them on top of each other using Tombow glue, this just adds the right amount of dimension and for the sentiment to stand out from the butterflies. I used my Wink of Stella glitter pen on the sentiment to add one last bit of sparkle to the card. Can you tell it's been a while since I last used my glitter pen?


I hope you like my wedding card, thank you so much for taking the time to visit my blog - don't forget to let me know you were here by leaving a comment, we all love to receive them!

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To order the products I have used to make this card, please visit my online shop which you can find a link to in the menu at the very top of the page. All of the items I have used are listed under the labels below but if you would like any help, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me through any of my social media channels. Unfortunately, the DSP is sold out in the UK however you can still make this card using your favourite DSP in your favourite colours from the annual catalogue. 


Here is the list of the other winners in the top ten.....why don't you grab a cuppa, put your feet up and go visit their blogs to see what lovely things they have made. 

9 comments

  1. Great tip to use the Clear Wink of Stella on the card border! Thanks for sharing.

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  2. stunning- what a great card!

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  3. Just gorgeous Kim. I love the layers of the butterflies and the glittery edges of your card.

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  4. What a beautiful card! I love the neutral tones and the butterflies and that paper are just perfect for each other and the occasion! Gorgeous!

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  5. What an absolutely stunning card, Kim! I love vanilla and neutrals for wedding/anniversary cards and you've achieved perfection with yours. Beautiful!

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  6. I've never thought of layering die cuts this many times before but love the dimension it gives and the way the word looks. I'm gonna have to try this x

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  7. Lovely card Kim, I especially like the stacked die cut with Wink of Stella. Jay

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  8. Stunning card! I was looking at the picture and saying to myself "ooh how did she get that glittery edge, I love that!" Now I know how, awesome tip/technique to add to my list of "to do"!

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