A simple wedding card created with two merged images from the new Happy Couple set of digital stamps. I opened both images in MSWord, pushed them together and printed them in colour. After fussy cutting the bride and groom, I layered them on a piece of embossed card stock surrounded by a fancy die cut oval.

This beautiful card was created by Anesha using the Happy Couple set of digital stamps. She has kept the colour scheme almost neutral with whites and gold for a truly elegant look.

Head over to Anesha's personal blog for more inspiration:
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Today, Karin is sharing two pretty wedding cards that she created with the new Happy Couple set of digital stamps. Both cards feature lots of elegant paper as well as lovely embellishments and pastel coloured card stocks.

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These beautiful cards were created by Judy, using the new Happy Couple set of digital stamps. She has included some elegant die cuts, little pearls and glitter paper to embellish her gorgeous projects.

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W-Fold cards may just be my new favourites... they're easy and fun to make and can be resized to fit whatever images you wish to use. And let's not forget how fabulous they look when standing up on display. They are perfect for showcasing multiple images, photos, sentiments or a combination of everything. 

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1. To create a card the same size as mine, you'll need one piece of cardstock measuring 10" x 5" for the base, and one piece measuring 10" x 3" for the inside panel. (If you'd like to make your card in a different size, just keep in mind that the panel needs to be the same width as the base card. The panel is divided into four equal portions, and each portion needs to be large enough to hold the image with room to spare on both sides.)

2. Score the card base at 5" and fold in half. Place the inside panel horizontally on your scoreboard and score at 21/2", 5" and 71/2", fold along each score line starting with a valley fold, then a mountain fold and finishing with a valley fold. The panel will resemble a "W" when sitting on your desk.

3. Trim three pieces of patterned paper to 43/4" square. Adhere one to the front of the card and the other two to the inside.

4. Add glue or double sided tape to the back of the first section of the panel (between the left-hand edge and the first score line). Secure the panel to the inside of the card, centred between the top and bottom edge and flush with the left-hand edge of the card. See the photo below.

5. Fold the panel until you expose the last section. Apply glue or double sided tape to the entire section and then close the card to secure the panel in place.

6. To decorate, prepare your images or sentiments on individual pieces of cardstock. I have layered three pieces to create my panels, with the finished size being 2" x 4". You must ensure that each of the images fit, width-wise, onto the sections of the panel with room to spare. In my case, my images are 1/2" narrower than the sections of the panel. For the best results, you want them to be longer than the panel so that they extend beyond the top and bottom edge. In my case, my images extend 1" beyond the top and bottom.

7. Use glue or double-sided tape to secure each image to the inside panel, taking care to apply the adhesive only where the image meets the panel.

9. Decorate the front of your card and you're done!