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Saturday, July 20, 2013

Forgotten Treasures Blog Hop! Wedding Card with Creative Memories Cricut Divine Wedding



Welcome to the Forgotten Treasures blog hop where we are showcasing projects made with a least one item we have had for 6 months, or longer. If you came from Jamie ~ http://craftygirl21.blogspot.com/ blog you are on the right path, if you started with my blog pop over to Christine's blog to see start at the beginning, you don't miss all the fabulous projects!


We have several sponsors offering gift certificates for this hop. To be eligible for the gift certificates you must comment on each blog and comment on each sponsor's facebook pages. Random winners for each gift card will be selected on July 22 and the winners will be posted on Christine's blog



$20 gift certificate 


3 lucky winners will receive a $5 gift certificate 



$10 gift certificate 


$15 gift certificate 


Wow!  At the prizes and I am giving away one myself!  My prize and winner will be exclusive to my blog and followers.  Just leave a comment below and make sure you are a follower of my blog.  I will choose a winner on random.org and post by July 25.  I am sorry but I am not able to ship internationally.  Pictures of the blog candy are below.

This card definitely included some old product that has been in my stash for a while.  For our "Forgotten Treasures" project we were to include product or tools that have not been used in at least 6 months.  This card definitely contains old stash but I feel it is totally refreshed by the use of current tools and techniques.  I feel it turned out lovely.  The pictures just don't do it justice!  



This card was for a wedding recently attended.  I spent a few hours on this one.  I used TPC metallic cardstock for the card base and the border cut with Creative Memories border maker.  I also used the CM Divine Cricut cartridge to cut the glasses.  The Cricut part was the most time consuming.  I made a few different embellishments but settled on the glasses.  I embossed some old (circa 2004) printed CM paper with an embossing folder.  It is a khaki floral.  I think the sentiment stamp is from Anna Griffin layered with black cardstock just like my Cricut diecut.  I embossed the sentiment with embossing powder to make it pop.  I still think embossing makes inked images pop! and I love being "glittery" for the rest of the day.  Definitely have not used the CM paper or the stamp in 6 months.  One newer technique that updates this card is chalking of the edges, well not even the edges, I love chalking my embossed papers, can you see where I inked the top with silver?




I really like the beaded wire I looped into a heart to layer on the border diecut.  I have NEVER used any of this beaded wire that I purchased on clearance at Michael's, I cannot tell you how long ago I purchased it.  I have red, green, gold and clear/silver, it must have been after Christmas.  Since I took The Scrap Rack Organizational Challenge I have ran across many old items that I have now used because of Tiffany's methods.  You can find the source here:  http://www.thescraprack.com/.  This wire is now in with my "whites", I love that all my white embellishments are now together.  When I am looking for another embellishment, it is so easy to find something that matches!  I am planning an upcoming post on Tiffany's organizational ideas.  So become a follower and comment below to win!  

A Curtain Call Graphic 45 Papers and diecuts with bling!



Diecuts


Double sided Papers:








Thank you for stopping by, the next stop is 
Robin L. ~ http://create-a-latte.blogspot.com/ 

Here is the complete blog line up in case you get lost along the way.   

20 comments:

  1. Very pretty card! I love that border maker! And what fun that wire is! I am a new follower now too!
    Happy to hop with you~
    scrappy hugs, Connie
    http://conniecancrop.blogspot.com

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  2. Alicia, your card is gorgeous. I love the paper and the embossing. Great job.

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  3. Alicia your card is beautiful giving me some ideas of a wedding card myself.

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  4. Beautiful card. TFS.
    Robin L.
    http://create-a-latte.blogspot.com/

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  5. Your card is so pretty! I love anything that is embossed.

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  6. what a great card embossing is always fun

    Cathie
    Scraphappycat@gmail.com

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  7. Inspiring! Love your blog, and am a new follower

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  8. Totally lovin this card. I love how you used sequence (?) or glitter as the bubbles (not sure, sorry).
    Great hopping with you today!

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    1. Thanks Claire, the "bubbles" are the beads that I had to take off the wire on the ends to secure it to the card. Waste not...want not! I thought it was a cool touch. I glued them on with Creative Memories Precision Tip Adhesive Pen, it is great for Cricut diecuts, too!

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  9. Beautiful!! I'm really enjoying the blog hop.

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  10. Wow, your website/blog is absolutely amazing. I am happily a new follower. Yay!

    Love love love your card. All of the details are wonderful.

    Thank you for sharing your creativity and inspiration.

    sroseberry@ymail.com

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  11. Wow, what a wonderful card, and your giveaway is awesome. You sure put a lot of work into that card.

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  12. Your card turned out great! So many details! It was fun hopping with you. Happy Weekend - Mary

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  13. Such a pretty card, I love the bling as bubbles ;)

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  14. Your card is gorgeous!!! I love the embossing and chalking you did. Thanks for sharing it was cool being in this hop with you.


    racincrafts at aim dot com

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  15. What an elegant card!! I love the embossing!

    Katie
    http://ktscreativeinsights.blogspot.com
    CreationsByKatie@hotmail.com

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  16. Stunning card, I sure hope the recipient appreciated the love you put into the card :)
    I love the inking on the embossing, I too love to ink after I've embossed or use DCWV and sand it down to see the white core. I just love the dimension it creates.

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