Showing posts with label bride and groom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bride and groom. Show all posts

Thursday, May 28, 2015

Bridal Couple Faux Clothes Peg Marquee

Simple bride and groom in the form of a "clothespin" 
embrace as the front panel of this tent-style marquee 
"tube" that stands to hold the two-layer decorative 3x2 card 
(or prepare your own printed cards) in top slot. 
Stands approx. 6" tall. 
Place on wedding breakfast or rehearsal luncheon 
or bridal dinner tables to designate intended occupants. 
Or include with the guests signature book 
with the names of bride and groom. 

ASSEMBLY:
1. Identify and cut the shapes.
A marquee stand
B figures base shape (shows through as eye slashes)
C groom shirt shape with tie band and bow
D groom head
E groom jacket with "arm" spring shape
F bride dress
G bride face with cheek circle, necklace beads
H marquee overlay
I marquee rectangle








2. Prepare the stand shape by folding back on all perforation lines.















3. Assembly the bride and groom on the base shape. Add the spring shape as "arm".

Assemble the marquee overlay on the rectangle base (including printed information as desired).












4. Attach the bride and groom decor shape on the stand front, inset slightly from the top and bottom edges and perforations, and matching the neck opening edges exactly.












5. Form the stand into a tube shape to bring the side straight edge to overlap the back edge tab to the tab perforation line, and glue in place.












It may be helpful to insert a rod tool such as a standard schoolhouse pencil behind the seam area to provide a press-against surface.



Insert the marquee tag in the slots at the sides top for display.
















Here is the completed marquee project.










Sunday, June 15, 2014

Wedding Wishes Box Card

Available soon from SnapDragon Snippets
through the Silhouette America online store
is this dimensional card to send wedding wishes
to a special couple.


CONSTRUCTION:
1. Identify and cut the pieces for the box, bridges, box front accents, and flaps.


















2. Identify and cut the decoration shapes. Shown here, the shapes are pre-assembled. Refer to this image to prepare the completed shapes.
a. bouquet layer centers on blossoms, flowers onto base shape, handle and bow/streamers on top.
b. groom fold lapels back at perforations, layer with shirt, add bowtie and buttons.
c. bride add waist band & center accent in place, neck band at neckline, glue necklace tabs behind
d. rings position diamond behind prongs
e. license outline on top of base, hearts tie on to
3. Add front box accents to face side of lower box.

4. Attach flap accents in place of inside surface of box flaps.


5. Fold box into a tube. Join side tab under opposite straight edge of box.














6. Fold end tabs back on each of the two bridge strips.










7. Apply glue to tab ends. Position inside box cavity and attach tab ends approximately one-third of the way back from the front.














8. While glue is still fresh, fold the box body flat and pinch the attachment area to make sure the box can close flat, making any adjustments during the process.








9. Repeat the positioning, gluing, folding and "pinching" steps for the second bridge strip, placing it one-third of the way forward from the back of the box cavity.
















10. Attach the bouquet on the tall back flap, leaving enough space for the "Wedding Wishes" phrase above.

11. Prepare the phrase shape with foam dimensional squares .....





..... then position and attach above the top of bouquet, below the hearts trio of flap.








14. Center and attach the heart arch behind the back bridge. Adjust the height to best position.


15. Position groom and bride on the front of the back bridge, attaching where these overlap. For extra dimension, attach with dimensional foam squares near bottom of bride and groom shapes.

16.  Attach license shape to the front of the front bridge, and the rings behind.



















17. Position and attach the remaining phrase and heart shapes to the front flap.


And you're done!













Here is the assembled card folded flat.

If you plan to use the SnapDragon Snippets oversized envelope for box cards, make sure that the decor shapes extend no farther than 3/4 inch beyond box edges.
Here is another image of the completed box card.
Look for other box card designs
available from SnapDragon Snippets
through their regular outlets.