Wedding Bears Slide Card...

Hey there, beautiful Crafters!  I have been extremely busy for several weeks that crafting had to come to a halt but managed to create 3 cards and one of them is this adorable Wedding Bears from Dustin Pike collection.  Yes, most of the images I used on my card I bought from his digital collection and sure love his images...I also tried to make some rose paper flowers and incorporated it here...Many thanks to Ms. Kathy Orta  for her wonderful tutorial on how to make this flowers.  Hope you enjoy this special card.  I also entered this card to this challenge:

1.  Cuttlebug featuring Doilies and Lace

WEDDING BEARS SLIDE CARD:

Making round cards is not something I always do but I thought for this design, I would try it.  With laces and stitches all over this card and all the cute flowers and leaves, I could never ask for more.  I colored the image with my Bic and Sharpie markers and with stickles (glitters), it's just superb...

WEDDING BEARS SLIDE CARD LAYERS: 

The flowers here are about .5-inch in height and just made several of them with different colors.  It was fun to make although really it required detailed work as they are pretty small to assemble.  But truly happy I can choose to make my own flowers with the colors I want them to be.  I also cut a scalloped circle and embossed it with my Cuttlebug and sure made this card exceptional.

WEDDING BEARS SLIDE CARD (INSIDE):

What I like about this card is the way it opens up, you just have to slide to your left and wallah, you can start adding your personal message in the space provided...Sentiment courtesy of Cuttlebug embossing and trusted and added some cute little brads...The card is held together with an eyelet so, just slide to open.

WEDDING BEARS SLIDE CARD WITH BOX:

Oh yes, my first time to make a box for a card just because I usually prefer an envelope but since the flowers are quite tall and to make sure that the embellishments are protected, thus, a box needs to be created.  I embellished it with coordinating designer paper and panels of card stock with stitching.  Sure looks good. 

Thanks for looking on my projects posted today and if you find any inspiration in my blog and projects, please leave me a comment as I sure would love to hear from you.  God bless and hope your weekend is fun.