Spring Bridal Shower Inspiration

Brenda’s Wedding Blog hosted an April Wedding Vendor Challenge that resulted in 7 incredible photo shoots filled with gorgeous details for spring bridal showers! The color palette was bubblegum pink, mint green and robin’s egg blue. Brenda requested vendors to create a bridal shower tablescape with a dessert display and to provide at least one DIY project. I didn’t want you to miss any of the stunning results, so I’ve rounded up all the photo shoots and posted the links below. So many amazing vendors participated, so be sure to click on the links to them provided in each post on Brenda’s Wedding Blog. I was simply blown way by the beauty of these photo shoots and I think you will be too! I also included a link to Brenda’s online publication Best Wedding Sites Magazine . Enjoy!

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Mirisha has a great tip with one of her favorite techniques, ink blending on colored cardstock. There’s nothing wrong with die cutting images from colored cardstock and just adding them to your card but you can easily take it to the next level by adding additional color with ink blending onto the colored cardstock, this adds so much more dimension and depth to your images. Mirisha (and I) prefer using Distress Oxide Ink pads from Tim Holtz for ink blending. These inks have a smooth, blendable texture when applied to the paper with a blending brush. Notice how adding the darker shades of ink toward the centers of her die cut flower layers and bottoms of the leaves gives a more dimensional and realistic look. It’s a such a simple way to add so much impact to your handmade cards!

Visit the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog to watch her video tutorial.

-Heather

You can shop for Distress Oxide Ink pads at Ranger Ink.com

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