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It's A Great Day For A White Wedding

It has been sooooo long since I've designed with the wonderful ladies of Paper Vineyard's design team!  Getting back on the designing wagon has suddenly come so easy to me over the past couple of days or so... I've been designing up a storm.  Part of the reason for the sudden burst of creativity came from this little gem pictured below!  Just a little warning here... this post is VERY pic heavy!!!

 Yep!  It's the DCWV Immortal Love stack I told you all about the other day (inspired by the Twilight Saga movies).  So with Breaking Dawn coming out later this year, the Wedding theme for today's challenge over at Paper Vineyard was SUPER easy.  I can clearly imagine what wedding goodies Edward and Bella would put together, what their wedding colors would be, etc.  Well, now you can see how this one just sort of made itself!  hahahahahahha!

So my creation is the CD jacket for a wedding photo compilation; the template is pictured above. This would make a wonderful keepsake for special guests at any wedding or to attach to the inside back cover of a wedding album.  Using the Martha Stewart scoring board, I scored a 7 x 10" paper vertically at the 1" mark and the 6" mark.  I then scored horizontally at the 5" mark and trimmed the edges from 1/2 of the sheet, then folded the rest of the score lines to create the CD pocket.  I rounded corners using my Corner Chomper and punched a decorative edge along the front using an EK Success edge punch.  Prior to adhering my edges with red tacky tape for a strong hold, I glued the liner and the white cover using the Paper Vineyard's new SEI White Elegance wedding line.  Then, using my NEW (just bought last Friday on Competitor Coupon Day at Paper Vineyard) Spellbinders Fancy Tags Two I cut out the frame for the cover title and blinged it out with the coordinating Want 2 Scrap pearl accents made to fit this set PERFECTLY!!!  Finally, I printed and cut the title on vellum and embellished the CD jacket with red bling and miscellaneous ribbon.  Now for some fun....



Each backdrop for this CD jacket is a different page from my new Immortal Love paper stack (there are certainly more pages in the stack, I only photographed a few)... you can just imagine how beautiful this jacket would be as an addition to a mini book... just a thought!  LOL!


Ok folks... that does it for today.  Be sure to click on the link above for more design inspiration from the rest of the design team and we'll see you next week for more creative fun!

P.S. The first backdrop page is my favorite... which one is yours?
P.P.S. Here's a link for those of you who HAVEN'T seen the new sneak peek trailor of Twilight Breaking Dawn Part I:  CLICK HERE
AND
Here's a link for those of you who HAVE seen the new sneak peek trailor of Twilight Breaking Dawn Part I:  CLICK HERE
My gift to you... LOL!
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Julie Tucker-Wolek said…
Loveeeeeeeeeeeee this!! AWESOME that you got to use those papers!!! And now I have Billy Idol stuck in my head...thank you very much! lol!!! :):):):):):):):):):):):)
June 7, 2011 at 5:05 AM
Marijo said…
I love this. And thanks for the tutorial of how to make it. I may just have to try this too!

Marijo aka Scraptastic Grammy
June 7, 2011 at 6:14 PM
Anonymous said…
This is AMAZING...an original idea with SO MANY possibilities. You're back. . .
June 8, 2011 at 7:02 AM
Carol W. said…
Fabulous, love the CD cover, and the stack is my absolute favorite stack EVER! TFS
June 9, 2011 at 9:36 AM
Gerri Daniels said…
Gerri - Just love the CD cover! I LOVE the punch!! Your tutorials are great.
June 9, 2011 at 12:04 PM
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