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Cricut Wedding Card With Hearts

June 5, 2015 by Pam Larmore 7 Comments

It is that time of year, when love is in the air and couples are getting married.  I made this Cricut Wedding Card for a couple that I’ve known for quite a few years.  My daughter has been friends with the groom since middle school.  He used to ride to school with us, and the two of them got into a lot of mischief during high school!  His bride graduated with my daughter, we’ve known her for many years too. Cricut Wedding Card using the Wedding Solutions Cricut Cartridge - Double HeartsThis double heart die cut is from the Wedding Solutions Cricut Cartridge.  The cartridge is no longer available, but there are great images on Tie the Knot Cartridge, Cricut® Sweethearts Cartridge, Divine Wedding, and Formal Occasions that would work great for wedding cards and bridal showers.

Supplies needed to make this Cricut Wedding card:

  • 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ White Cardstock for card base
  • 5 1/4″ x 4″ Black Cardstock for Mat
  • 5 1/4″ x 3 1/2″ Silver Cardstock*
  • 5 1/4″ x 2 1/2″ Black Cardstock
  • 5 1/4″ x 2 1/4″ Patterned paper
  • 3 1/2″ Double Hearts Die Cut from the Wedding Solutions Cricut Cartridge
  • Decorative Border Punch
  • Adhesive pearls
  • Petite Wishes Stamp Set from Stampin’ Up
  • Label Punch from Stampin’ Up
  • Basic Black Ink Pad from Stampin’ Up
  • Ranger Ink – Liquid Pearls – Dimensional Paint – White Opal
  • Scrapbook Adhesive
  • Dimensional Tape or Pop Dots

*I have used a decorative punch to add a border on each side of the silver paper.  The scallop that I used is not very wide.  If you have a punch that makes a wider border, you will have to adjust the width of your paper to accommodate it.

SPECIAL NOTE:  It is difficult to find the exact supplies that I use in my cards.  I often have no idea what brand my patterned papers are.  Sometimes, I will be making a card at a crop and get the paper from someone’s scrap pile!  Change the papers, colors, die cuts, and embellishments that work for you.  If you like the layout of this card, but you need a baby card, use your Cricut to cut out Winnie the Pooh instead, changing the paper colors to match.

Cricut Wedding Card using the Wedding Solutions Cricut Cartridge - Double Hearts

Instructions for making Cricut Wedding Card:

  1. Fold the white cardstock base in half.
  2. Using scrapbook adhesive, attach the black mat to the front of the card.
  3. Make a decorative border on the silver cardstock using a border punch, and attach it to the card.
  4. Adhere the black cardstock strip on top of the silver.
  5. Add the patterned paper to the black cardstock.
  6. Using Pop dots or dimensional tape, attach the heart die cut to the card.  I positioned it so that I would have room for a sentiment in the lower left corner.
  7. Stamp Best Wishes onto white cardstock and punch out using a label punch.  The one I used is from Stampin’ Up.  I think it is retired, but I’m sure EK Success or Martha Stewart makes something similar.  It’s hard to see in the photo, but I also punched a silver label and placed it under the sentiment.  Attach them to the card with scrapbook adhesive.
  8. I used a thin Sharpie Marker to write their names on the heart.
  9. To finish the card, I added three pale pink adhesive pearls under the sentiment and dots of Opal White Liquid Pearls to the heart die cut.
  10. I had a strip of black cardstock and a piece of patterned paper leftover and added them to the inside of the card.  I also stamped “For the New Mr. and Mrs.”

wedding cricut card heart If you have a Cricut, I hope you use it!  It was so much fun putting together a Cricut wedding card when I needed it!  The best way to learn, is to try different things.  It might take a little time to figure out the different features and layers, but you won’t be disappointed!

Here are some other wedding cards that I’ve made:

Redneck Wedding Card

Wedding or 50th Anniversary Card

Wedding Cake Card

Love Wedding Card

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Comments

  1. Nancy

    June 5, 2015 at 7:43 pm

    Cute! Congrats to your daughter’s friends!!

    Reply
    • psiloveyou

      June 5, 2015 at 8:22 pm

      Thanks Nancy! It feels weird that her friends are getting married and having kids.

      Reply
  2. Sharon

    June 5, 2015 at 8:57 pm

    What a wonderful card!!! Thank you so very much for joining our ‘Wedding/Anniversary Challenge’ at BBTB2!!!! 🙂

    Reply
  3. Maureen

    June 6, 2015 at 2:52 pm

    beautiful card, I like that you personalized it. A heart means love, perfect for a wedding card. So funny, I have brother and sister cousins named Nick and Tiffany!! thanks for joining bbtb2 this week.

    Maureen

    Reply
    • psiloveyou

      June 6, 2015 at 9:29 pm

      Thank you Maureen. I need to make a few more wedding cards soon!

      Reply
  4. Caroline

    June 7, 2015 at 9:02 am

    I love your color combinations and papers you used on your beautiful card. The bride and groom will surely treasure this card. Thanks for joining us at bbtb2.

    Reply
  5. Brenda L.

    June 8, 2015 at 11:20 am

    Beautiful wedding card! I love the die cuts on this cart. and this makes such a great wedding card. How fun that your daughter and the wedding couple knew each other way back when. Thanks for joining us at BBTB2 😉

    Reply

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