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I created a guest book for the wedding of my dear friend's daughter. I was guided by her wedding colors and the simple rustic/vintage theme she has chosen.
I purchased a huge supply of Graphic 45's Mon Amour when it first hit the shelves, but this my first time cutting into it. I cut, distressed, layered, and stitched the papers to form a base for the cover, then fussy cut the image on the front and layered it for dimension. The postcard background was created in Photoshop. I embellished the album with several items from the collection, as well as a few blooms and twine.
Instead of providing lined sign in spaces I created postcard pages. Now family and friends can each write a special note to the happy couple.
Finally, I bound the album using a Cinch and Cinch wires.
Thank you so much for all of your kind words during the last blog hop. Your comments touched my heart. I treasure each and every one of you! May your day be filled with joy and crafty fun!
Hugs,
Supplies: Graphic 45 Mon Amour design paper, chipboard embellishments, and tags; twine, floral wire, paper flowers, Cinch Binder and wires, computer generated postcard.
This guest book is gorgeous, Nancy! One of my very favorite paper collections too.
ReplyDeletePerfect paper to cut into for this project - I adore the way you have created a project that is both elegant & rustic.
ReplyDeleteWow gorgeous guest book! What a lucky bride!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic work ,Nancy i love it !x
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful work my friend. I have a Cinch sitting collecting dust and I should dust it off and use it. Your album has inspired me!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous guest book!
ReplyDeleteThis is so elegant and understated..it's just perfect for a wedding!
ReplyDeletewow!!! cool album and love your paper choices!!!
ReplyDeleteoh my word. Amazing. I love the idea of postcard pages. I am totally stealing that idea for a project! hee hee
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