My Wedding Recreation!

Hello, Lovelies. My husband and I celebrated our 3 year wedding anniversary this week! I know what you might be thinking, "Didn't they just celebrate their anniversary?" And yes, we did! We both really like repeating numbers, the type of people who get excited when the clock says 11:11. Since our first anniversary was on the 11th, we wanted our second anniversary to be on the 22nd. We also both really wanted a Fall wedding, and the first day of Fall seemed more than fitting. So that's the story of why we celebrate two anniversaries in September!

Stamps

• Hay There
• Stinkin' Cute
• Happy Trails
• Oh Gnome
• Bicycle Built For You
• Miss Ink- Woodgrain Background

Prismacolor Markers

• Eggshell PM-72
• Cool Grey 50%, 30%

Chameleon Pens

• YO3, YO2
• NU3, NU1
• CG9

Copic Markers

• G99, G94, G17, YG03
• E79, E09, E74
• 100 Black
• 0 Colorless Blender

Ink

• Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
• Distress Oxide Tumbled Glass
• Distress Oxide Mowed Lawn
• Distress Oxide Pine Needles
• Lawn Fawn Clear Embossing Ink

Dies

• Stitched Hillside Borders
• Puffy Cloud Borders
• Meadow Borders
• Scalloped Rectangle Stackables
• Scalloped Rectangle Garden

Paper

• Black Cardstock
• White Cardstock
• Gold Mirror Paper

Adhesive

• Liquid Glue
• Tape Runner
• Scrappy Tape

Other

• Copic Multiliners
• White Gel Pen
• Silver Stardust Pen
• Scissors
• Gold Embossing Powder
• White Embossing Powder
• Heat Gun
• Paper Trimmer
• Die Cut Machine
• Cutting Plates
• Blending Brushes

BONUS! I am so grateful to have such a thoughtful and creative husband, and I couldn't pass up the chance to brag about him. This is the anniversary card he created for me! He even handcrafted a leather emblem and attached it to the handmade card! 

Thanks for stopping by today! I want to give a shoutout to Mona Toth on Instagram for inspiring me to create this Wedding Recreation card. She held a challenge earlier this year to make a wedding recreation card using Lawn Fawn stamps, but I didn't have enough time to participate. It all worked out in the end though! Do you still make cards inspired by challenges even if the event is over? Let me know in the comments!