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Sister Stamps Release #22 -- Wedding


Hello!  Back again today to share more from Sister Stamps Release #22!  The last stamp in this release is called Wedding and it features a couple wearing traditional Japanese wedding attire.  So pretty and cute and so fast to color up cause mostly I left the bride's kimono white.  I don't know, do they do other colors?

Here is my card featuring this cute couple.  I used some washi paper with cranes and tore it in a diagonal.  I also used this pretty Asian looking embossing folder for the other half in white.  Then I finally was able to purchase the heart banner die from La-La Land Crafts and added that too.  Love that die.  A simple wedding card.

Here's a close up of the happy couple.

And I also made another box with La-La Land's trinket box.  Yeah, I know, I've been making a lot of these boxes which is why I made a card too.  Didn't want to bore you with another box!  I used the same elements on this box too.

The inside of the box.  I love how the cranes look.

Okay, you know you should check out the rest of the DT and the guest too.

Judy
Jenny (Sister Stamps)
Debi
Linda
Linda's You Tube Channel

Thanks so much for stopping by!  I might have another project to share tomorrow.


Comments

Jenny said…
Gorgeous as usual Eva!
You always nail it on any showcasing... Awesome job, love them on the trinket boxes.....
Anonymous said…
Gorgeous Eva! I love the colors and the gold heart banner is so pretty!! Enjoy your week.
Cheryl said…
So pretty! What a cute couple! Love that gold paper and banner!
RiNNE said…
That washi crane paper is gorgeous! And so are your projects!

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