We finished the cake topper awhile back, but I've been short on sunlight to take pictures! My husband gave me a
Silhouette cutter for Christmas. Now, I'm not a scrapbooker, but thought I'd be able to use the cutter for quite a few projects. The wedding projects are making us get to know the little wonder machine! What will work, what won't, and how careful you have to be. We cut the couple and the banner and text on the banner with the Silhouette. Does anyone else have one and what do you think about it?
The glitter is truly vintage glass glitter, bought from Editha Otradosky's auction. (Don't you love that name?!) I have so many of her craft supplies; it was a fun auction!
The vines around the topper are from my back yard. I pulled them out of the snow! More on that plant in a later post...
And then my soul saw you, and it kind of went,
“Oh there you are. I’ve been looking for you."
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Absolutely amazing.Sooooooooooooo very much better than a cheesy ceramic couple.I would want to keep this "Happily Ever After" myself!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it!! Made very special by the fact that you made it and used vines from your backyard! It will look gorgeous on the cake.
ReplyDeleteJane
A*M*A*Z*I*N*G
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Beautiful! You have such great ideas.
ReplyDelete~Heidi
I adore this.....wonder if my daughter would ever like this when she gets married? Probably not....but then they get sentimental when they get married!
ReplyDeleteXO~Hope
I can't wait to see all of this put together on the big day! Will she use fresh flowers with this?
ReplyDeleteA silhouette cutter...now that's a new one to me. I used to be a scrapbooker but don't keep up on the latest anymore. But still love the yummy papers and supplies.
ReplyDeleteThis wedding is going to be filled with so much love and adorable details. Truly unique and special! I think you need to get the tank garden finished as a setting for some wedding pics. Wouldn't it be adorable to "mimic" {just for fun} that old famous picture of the lady with wire rim glasses, and the man holding a pitchfork? Only your subjects would be in a wedding dress and tux/suitcoat! {ignore me, i'm thinking out loud} ha!
xo, Sue