Wednesday, 14 August 2013

Golden wedding acceptance

One of Len's relatives and his wife will be celebrating their Golden Wedding shortly and this is the little note I made to accept their invitation to a party:
I used:

- 4" x 4" square cream linen card stock

- a ready made topper (dating from the year 'dot' but wire and hessian is back in fashion so am glad I hung onto it) layered onto a snippet of matt gold card

- Elzybells sentiment, stamped in gold onto a snippet of cream card and punched with SU's 'Petite Curly Label' punch

- round and heart shaped Josy Rose nail heads

Now I just have to think about making them a card to take with us on the big day. Now that's the sort of project I like, hearts :)

Missing WOYWW again this week - but I have a great excuse. Am meeting up with Queen Julia, Lunch Lady Jan and Annie (Wipso) today - wahoo!

Oh, and my LIM card yesterday was accepted by Chrissie as one layer - no naughty step for me :)

Di
x

21 comments:

  1. This is gorgeous Di and your previous christmas card your blog does make me chuckle lol huggles hun Sue xx

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  2. This is so elegant! It's going to be hard to top it for the actual event!

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  3. How lovely Di - we only got phone calls for our acceptances!

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  4. GORGEOUS and I love your little card stand :-) Everything looks sooooo posh held with that stand :-D
    Hugz
    IKE xxxx

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  5. Morning Di

    What a sweet little card!

    I love making tiny cards .. .. I should make more!!

    In fact I should make more of everything!!! If only I didn't need to sleep or do housework!! LOL!!!

    Have a good day today.

    Love Jules xx

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  6. Lovely card there Miss. Enjoy your day with the Girlies! I dunno....all this gadding about!
    Hugs
    xx

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  7. Gorgeous card Di. Have a fab day today - how about the birthday suit lol! x Jo

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  8. A beautiful card Di - just goes to prove you should never throw anything away! Lynn x

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  9. I'm sure Jules could give you some hearts inspiration if you're stuck! Have a lovely day!

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  10. WOW Di . . . what a stunning card. It speaks to me. Can you make another for my Golden WA please?

    I just KNOW you'll be having a lot of fun and laughter today if you're meeting LLJ, QJ and Annie. Tales tomorrow please!

    Hugs
    Sarn xxx

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  11. This is beautiful Di,can't wait to see the anniversary card if this is anything to go by! Have a lovely day, Julie x

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  12. Such a pretty card Di - it goes to show you should never throw anything away 'cos they always come back into fashion one day!!!

    Love your card.

    hugs Sue Pxxx

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  13. Just stop by to say your card is GORGEOUS
    hugs Tamara

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  14. Hope you have/had a lovely tin. Are my ears burning?!
    Hugs mrs A.

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  15. A 50th Anniversary card. now that sounds familiar! have fun. Kate x #woyww 59

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  16. Another great card, Di, and that topper was well worth hanging on to. Hugs, Elizabeth xx

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  17. Like Ike, I noticed your beautiful stand which set off that lovely card so well. I am sure they will treasure such a thoughtful and personal acceptance. Thank you for your visit this week and your encouragement. I can't wait to get my hands on it for real and its first real test will be my trip to Barbara's workshop. xx Maggie #116

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  18. Beautiful and very stylish. That Christmas card is a stunner and so glad you were allowed to enter it Karen x

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  19. Gorgeous acceptance card to such a happy occasion (and you _know_ I can appreciate this one!). Can't wait to see your 'special' card...already know it will be a stunner. Loved the gold wire rings on this...perfect for your occasion. TFS & Hugs

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