Hello again & how are your crafty days going so far?
This post is about the metal bird cages that the bride wanted to use for any wedding card gifts that the happy couple received at the reception.
Basia told me that each cage would have a name on the front, so the guests would know that they could put their card gifts inside.
So, I had the idea to quill the letters to spell out the words.
Used a cream colored card stock from Bazzil for base of the tag.
This I used Martha Stewart's butterfly border punch around the edges.
Cut a slightly smaller tag in a bright mango color to use as the contrasting base for the quilled letters.
The smaller cage says WISHES & the larger cage says CARDS.
Then I added ribbons & bows that I made, then finished it with a few butterflies, since they were part of the wedding theme.
Also used Stickles Diamond to accent the quilled letters.
I think they came out really nice. What do you think about this idea?
This first pic was taken right after I finished them & before they left for the reception venue.
This post is about the metal bird cages that the bride wanted to use for any wedding card gifts that the happy couple received at the reception.
Basia told me that each cage would have a name on the front, so the guests would know that they could put their card gifts inside.
So, I had the idea to quill the letters to spell out the words.
Used a cream colored card stock from Bazzil for base of the tag.
This I used Martha Stewart's butterfly border punch around the edges.
Cut a slightly smaller tag in a bright mango color to use as the contrasting base for the quilled letters.
The smaller cage says WISHES & the larger cage says CARDS.
Then I added ribbons & bows that I made, then finished it with a few butterflies, since they were part of the wedding theme.
Also used Stickles Diamond to accent the quilled letters.
I think they came out really nice. What do you think about this idea?
This first pic was taken right after I finished them & before they left for the reception venue.
This pic was taken at the reception.
I hope Y'all enjoyed this idea & how they turned out.
I look forward to all your comments, so please leave as many as you like.
I will also answer any questions that you might have for me.
Keep on crafting, believe me it keeps you busy & you will always make something that you will be proud of.
If you have done an idea like this or quilled something for a wedding, I would love to see your pics.
Until next time, I hope that you always have a wonderful & Blessed day.
Hugs, Dee
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